easyJet runs community and charitable programmes in Portugal

easyJet runs community and charitable programmes in Portugal
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easyJet employs about 800 staff in Portugal and supports a range of community initiatives, including partnerships with UNICEF since 2012 and Make‑A‑Wish in 2024, collection of school supplies for Cabo Verde, the Escola em Viagem project and donations of uniforms to social institutions in Portugal.

The airline also renewed its uniform line by donating unused pieces to local charities, and its leaders take part in community initiatives to reinforce the message that community engagement is part of the company’s identity.

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