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Emaar MGF distributes 10,000 blankets under its ‘Gift a Smile’ campaign
New Delhi, January 14, 2015: Real estate developer, Emaar MGF initiated its annual ‘Gift a Smile’ campaign on Wednesday to bring warmth and happiness in the lives of construction workers. The company has started distributing blankets to the labourers working at its projects pan India.
Shravan Gupta, Executive Vice Chairman & Managing Director, Emaar MGF Land Limited said, “At Emaar MGF, our belief has always been to give back to the society we operate in, especially the communities we engage with. Therefore, we place emphasis on adding value to everything we do for all our stakeholders including our customers and patrons, employees and workers, vendors and partners, government and the humanity at large. We remain committed to our social responsibility by taking these small steps to create and sustain an amicable environment for our communities and associates. It is extremely heartening to spread happiness in the lives of our construction workforce. It is on account of their hard work that we are able to provide our customers with dream homes and office spaces. These small but remarkable initiatives enable us to touch their lives and establish a long-term relationship, thereby uplifting their living standards and building a strong workforce.”
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