BMW Group Financial Services Malaysia is working with a local social enterprise, Animal Projects and Environmental Education (APE Malaysia) to support reforestation efforts in Borneo.
The loan financing arm of BMW Group Malaysia will donate RM100 from all funded contracts from 1 May to 31 July 2021 for the following models*:
The RM100 will contribute to five new trees planted at the Lower Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary. Customers whose contracts enabled the initiative will receive a photo, as well as an e-certificate with the GPS coordinates of their trees from APE Malaysia. The ROAR programme also serves to restore habitat for endangered animals which includes the orangutan and Borneo Pygmy Elephant, as well as to counteract carbon footprint.
BMW Group Financial Services Malaysia has also raised over RM20,500, via BMW Engage, for the upcoming phase of the BMW Safety 360° subsidy programme. The third phase of the programme will see over 300 more child car seat subsidies made available for parents in the local B40 community. The subsidy programme has delivered over 500 child car seats to date, since its inception in late-2019.
Discover BMW Engage at https://www.bmwfs.my/, and learn more about APE Malaysia’s activities by visiting https://apemalaysia.com/.
*Terms and conditions apply.
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