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Gosselin Group donates 20 computers to Ateliere Fara Frontiere

Gosselin Group employees are always happy to do their part for a good cause. We recently donated 20 computers to Ateliere Fara Frontiere, a Romanian organization that creates jobs for underprivileged people to help them with their integration in society.

Three workshops for social integration

Ateliere Fara Frontiere, or “Workshops without Borders” is a non-profit organization that gives people who are vulnerable and locked out of society the chance to integrate. They work with these underprivileged people to help them with their social, professional and civic integration. In their work, they fight poverty, unemployment, exclusion and discrimination.

Ateliere Fara Frontiere offers three integration workshops. Through their REMESH project, they collect advertising banners for recycling, making ethically responsible bags from these banners that hang along the side of the road. They are also active in organic gardening in their Bio & Co Farm, and offer vegetable packages each week to the participants in this workshop. Finally, the RECONNECT workshop helps give used IT equipment a second life. They collect computers that are donated via a national digital educational program to resource-deprived schools.

Gosselin Group was able to lend a hand when it comes to this last project. Our IT team in Belgium collected 20 used computers from the main office to send to the organization in Bucharest. After testing and reinstalling these computers, Olivier Ravon, Sales Director for Europe, presented them to Ateliere Fara Frontiere. We hope that the schools will be able to use these computers for many years to come.

Gosselin Group donates 20 computers to Ateliere Fara Frontiere

For further information on Ateliere Fara Frontiere: http://atelierefarafrontiere.ro/

About Gosselin Group

Gosselin was founded in 1930 and employs 800 co-workers that generate more than 300 million euro in turnover. The headquarters of Gosselin are located at the Albert Canal in Antwerp, Belgium, and its inland terminal connects the ports of Antwerp, Zeebrugge and Rotterdam with the European hinterland. The company has 56 offices in 34 countries and has a strong presence in Europe, Eastern Europe, Russia, the Caucasus, Central Asia and China. The Gosselin Group consists of two divisions: Gosselin Mobility and Gosselin Logistics.

Gosselin Mobility offers international moves and relocation services for multinationals, expats, diplomats, military personnel and private persons.

Gosselin Logistics provides logistics services to businesses. With activities ranging from shipping, forwarding and warehouse storage to customs formalities including specialized services such as lashing and securing and the production of wooden crates, Gosselin Logistics can offer its customers a constant supply chain.

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