 4/7/2020 18 Wheels Trucking & Warehousing Ltd. supports "Masks for Frontliners British Columbia" campaign.
https://www.help-us-donate-mask-to-frontline-workers Today our healthcare workers asked for help to our community to donate mask, gloves and goggles to hospitals. Our hospitals and front line workers are running low with mask and PPE (Personal Protective Equipment like mask, gowns, gloves, and goggles ) and that is very important to protect themselves while they are treating patients or getting exposed to patients during this time of uncertainty with COVID 19. We are in touch in local hospitals and charities that will receive these mask as soon as they are ready. Our government is working on getting all the supplies but there is an immediate need for mask to keep our frontliners while we wait for everything come in place. Good news we found a supplier in Canada that will be manufacturing the mask locally and will selling the mask below market price. Novo Textiles will start the manufacture starting next week! They are local in British Columbia, Canada! How awesome is that! I know that we are all struggling with the uncertainty, but we can all work together to get our lives back. We are staying home while our frontliners are out there saving lives. They are regular people with families and some have children that too. They go to work so we can stay home. Let's help them, Every dollar counts. Every dollar will go to saving lives. Sincerely, Audrey Giesbrecht Founder of HuRo Kids Clothing Photo Credit: Anna Hedstrom
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 February 2020. An environmentally sustainable approach to warehouse operations. 18 Wheels also emphasizes green initiatives within its distribution space. Among the company’s green efforts within its warehouses are electric powered and propane-powered forklifts, lithium battery forklift material handling units, electric robotic stretch wrapping, and extensive recycling programs.
18 Wheels continues to find and implement new and creative ways to generate cleaner communities, reduce our carbon footprint, and operate more effectively throughout all of our operations across North America. Reach out to us to learn more about how 18 Wheels can help push your environmental initiatives forward.  January 2020. The 18 Wheels Group utilizes CNG Natural Gas local transport trucks. BC’s transportation industry is responsible for the largest share of provincial greenhouse gas emissions, and fueling with natural gas is one way to reduce those emissions.
 July 2019. The 18 Wheels Group utilizes previously owned vehicles from HBC that are run by bio-diesel. This green initiative helps to reduce the carbon foot print associated with 18 Wheels' trucks on the road.
Bio-diesel has several environmental benefits:
 April 2019. Ready for Winter. This week there has been a joy in the house of a single orphan mother from Bogodukhov. Yasya and her son Daniel (20 months old) live in a small house that she bought on the orphan's pension saved for all the years she had spent in the orphanage. The house with its shabby windows was quite cold in the wintertime, and Daniel got sick very often. Hope For The Nations helped her to buy and install three new high-quality windows. Yasya's challenge was to save $40 as her contribution to the purchase of the windows which she did, but she got this money back as a blessing to buy medicines for her boy.
 October 2018. 18 Wheels Logistics proudly supports on an ongoing basis the Greater Vancouver Food Bank. We believe in providing access to healthy food, education and training where we live, in a dignified manner. Learn more about our mission and community initiatives here.
 September 2018. With over 30 years of history, S.U.C.C.E.S.S. Foundation's annual Walk with the Dragon has a reputation of being BC's largest family scenic walk and festival with over 4,000 individuals including participating in a panoramic walk along the seawall.Every year, families and youth are inspired to participate and fundraise to support the cause. As a result of their generosity, proceeds of this event benefit urgently needed S.U.C.C.E.S.S. programs and services that are currently non-funded and partially funded by the government, particularly those pertaining to youth, women, families and seniors.
May 2017. Food, clean water, education and health care are basic necessities in life but the world's most vulnerable people have little or no access to these. By supporting the cause of World Vision, we have the power to create lasting change in people's lives. Child sponsorship empowers children, their families and communities to help break the cycle of poverty and injustice. 18 Wheels Distribution is fortunate to have the privilege of helping Rayson Joshua, to give him hope for a better future. By supporting one child and making basic necessities available to him, we are taking part in assisting him and his family in Tanzania attain self-reliance. To learn more about how you can help and support this cause, visit World Vision. You can make a huge and long-lasting impact in a child's life.
 December 2015. The Rexall™ OneWalk to Conquer Cancer™ is one of Canada’s life-changing cancer fundraising experiences. Every year thousands of Walkers unite, take to the streets of Toronto, challenge themselves to Walk and raise vital funds for cancer research and care at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre, one of the top 5 cancer research centres in the world. 18 Wheels Distribution believes in this cause and is honored to have been given the chance to donate and directly support Personalized Cancer Medicine at the Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. This helps enable their world-leading clinicians and researchers to detect cancers earlier, diagnose with more precision, target treatment for each patient and support patients and their families throughout the cancer journey. To know more about how you can participate, whether by walking or donating, visit OneWalk.
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