Nissan in the Philippines has donated three Nissan Navara units to the Philippine Red Cross (PRC) to assist the humanitarian organization’s disaster and crisis response operations.
With a total value of Php 4.1 million, the Nissan Navara model was especially selected for this donation for crisis response because of the vehicle’s off-road capabilities, reliable load capacity and powerful engine performance. The three pick-up trucks will be part of PRC’s ongoing operations to deliver services and relief goods to communities affected by calamities and disasters.
Employees of the automotive brand’s national sales office also contributed monetary donations for the PRC’s sustained Taal Volcano eruption relief operations, as part of this contribution.
“Helping our communities through this donation is one way we deliver Nissan’s vision of enriching people’s lives. Particularly by ensuring that the PRC can deliver aid and disaster support confidently with our robust and trustworthy Nissan Navara. We hope that our contribution enhances PRC’s capacity in reaching out to more communities,” said Atsushi Najima, president and managing director of Nissan in the Philippines.
Photo: Atsushi Najima, President and Managing Director of Nissan in the Philippines and Dax Avenido, Communications Assistant General Manager for Nissan Philippines turn over three Nissan Navara units as donation to the Philippine Red Cross, represented by their Chairman and CEO Richard Gordon and Secretary General, Elizabeth Zavalla. Also present at the turnover ceremony are members of PRC Board of Governors, Governor Jay Jalandoni, Governor Jorge Lim, and Governor Saeed Daof
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