Proceeds to Support Local Children's Centers
CJ Logistics announced on the 14th that it will operate the non-face-to-face small home appliance collection campaign "Replus Campaign" in collaboration with the Gyeonggi Social Economy Center and the social enterprise "Liman" until November 30.
CJ Logistics announced on the 14th that it will operate the non-face-to-face small home appliance collection campaign "Replus Campaign" in collaboration with the Gyeonggi Social Economy Center and the social enterprise "Liman" until November 30. CJ Logistics
This campaign addresses concerns about data security that may arise during the donation of digital devices. Old laptops, tablet PCs, smartphones, and other small home appliances are collected contactlessly through CJ Logistics' O-NE service, and all information is securely erased using Liman's specialized data deletion program. Donors receive a data deletion certificate, allowing them to donate with peace of mind, free from worries about personal information leaks.
By applying for collection on the Replus Box website, users can access the service via KakaoTalk without a separate registration process. If donors place their devices in the safety pouch and box provided by CJ Logistics and leave them at their door, a delivery driver will visit to collect them. This allows anyone to easily participate in sharing, regardless of time or location.
CJ Logistics expects to collect around 4,000 small home appliances through this campaign. This is equivalent to the environmental benefit of protecting approximately 10,000 pine trees. There will also be an event where participants have the chance to win a tablet PC through a drawing.
Additionally, CJ Logistics will hold a contest in connection with a resource circulation project for the CJ Nanum Foundation and local children's centers in Gyeonggi Province. Under the theme of "Digital Device Resource Circulation," children and adolescents from local children's centers can submit drawings, posters, or videos, and outstanding works will be awarded.
The proceeds will be used to bridge the digital divide in vulnerable areas, such as by providing laptops to local children's centers.
A CJ Logistics representative stated, "We will use our extensive logistics network to enable everyone to participate in recycling waste resources and donating safely," adding, "We aim to expand our differentiated resource circulation model to create sustainable future value."
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