(Hong Kong, 3 June, 2026) – Lalamove, the leading on-demand delivery platform, is rolling out its latest Deliver Care initiative and dedicated to making a positive impact in the communities it serves. “Moves that Bring You Home”, a regional CSR program that supports NGO and community partners across multiple markets with delivery solutions for essential community moves, from house moving support to the delivery of bulky items and project materials.
When bulky essentials cannot be delivered, support stalls
For many NGOs, the constraint is not access to donated goods, but the cost and coordination required to move bulky items. As a result, donations go uncollected, renovation projects stall, and essential supplies are delayed. Lalamove helps close this gap by providing on-demand, same-day logistics and a fleet ranging from motorcycles and vans to large trucks, making it easier to match the right vehicle to each job without long lead times or fixed transport arrangements.
Flexible, on-demand delivery solutions that matches the right vehicle to every community need
With reliable delivery support for appliances, furniture, and construction materials, NGO and community partners can move items when needed, keep projects on schedule, and reduce the operational burden on already-stretched teams. Lalamove's network ensures the right vehicle and driver partner are available when and where the need arises, giving organizations the confidence to act without taking on additional operational overhead.
Understanding this gap, “Moves that Bring You Home” offered the service directly to NGO and community partners across the region at free or subsidized rates. To date, the program is supporting 7 NGO and community partners across 6 markets with free and subsidized logistics for critical community moves.
In Hong Kong, Lalamove has partnered with Tung Wah Group of Hospitals (TWGHs) to support grassroots families moving into transitional and light public housing across Kai Tak, Ma On Shan, Lau Fau Shan, and Yau Pok Road, as well as subdivided flat residents in the Yau Tsim Mong district. By providing delivery support and flexible vehicle options, easing the logistical burden of household moves for families on public housing waiting lists as they transition to more stable, affordable accommodation.
“What we hear from NGO partners is clear. Essential items are often available, but moving bulky goods quickly and safely is still a major hurdle,” said Quincy Yip, Director of Customer Experience and Marketing at Lalamove. “‘Moves that Bring You Home' is our commitment to changing that, putting our network, our driver partners, and our operational know-how in service of the communities that need it most, so that they can focus on the people they serve instead of transport.”
Extending the impact through LalaPoints donations
To further amplify this impact, Lalamove called on its users to jointly participate in this journey by registering as members of Lalamove Rewards and donating their accumulated LalaPoints with each completed order. These donations will benefit the operations of participating NGO partners in applicable markets, further amplifying Lalamove's commitment to creating meaningful societal impact.
This initiative reflects Lalamove's commitment to empowering communities by removing logistics as a barrier to impact. When moving costs and coordination challenges no longer stand in the way, communities can focus on what matters most: the people they serve. Join us in making a difference.
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| Here are the NGOs / community organizations partnered with Lalamove for the “Moves that Bring You Home” campaign (Ongoing updates): |
| Tung Wah Group of Hospitals (TWGHs) (Hong Kong) Since its establishment in 1870, TWGHs has been all along upholding its mission “To heal the sick and to relieve the distressed; to care for the elderly and to rehabilitate the disabled; to promote education and to nurture the youngsters; and to raise the infant and to guide the youth.” Nowadays, TWGHs is the largest charitable organisation with the longest history in Hong Kong. For more than one and a half centuries, TWGHs has persistently pioneered and marked significant milestones in medical and health, education, community, preservation of historical and cultural heritage, and traditional services to fulfil the needs of the society and to provide the public with high quality services at low rates or for free. https://www.tungwah.org.hk/en/ |
| Dignity for Children Foundation (Malaysia) Dignity for Children Foundation is a non-governmental organization that provides holistic care and education for urban poor children in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Our work began in 1998 in Sentul, Kuala Lumpur with only 20 students then. Dignity is now a learning centre with more than 2,000 children (from over 25 nationalities) ranging from 4-19 years old. We provide quality education and care in a secure environment for pre-school to Form 5. From Toddler to Primary, the Montessori method of education is used, and Cambridge IGCSE ‘O’ level for the Secondary students. Together with the academic components, Dignity teaches employability skills through its Transformational Enterprise program. With Dignity’s education provisions these underprivileged children gain knowledge and skills to change their lives. https://dignityforchildren.org/ |
| Save the Children Philippines (Philippines) Save the Children Philippines has been working hard every day to give Filipino children a healthy start in life, the opportunity to learn, and protection from harm. We do whatever it takes for and with children to positively transform their lives and the future we share. https://www.savethechildren.org.ph/ |
| Tzu Chi Foundation Philippines (Philippines) Guided by Master Cheng Yen’s teachings and philosophy, Tzu Chi Foundation’s work is essentially a mission of love: to relieve the suffering of those in need, and create a better world for all. With open hearts and helping hands, a growing army of committed Tzu Chi volunteers all over the world are dedicated to relieving suffering with compassion, braving the frontlines of conflict, tragedy, and natural disasters to ensure all those in need—regardless of race, religion, color, age—have food and water, medicines to keep them healthy, and a safe space in the midst of chaos. Tzu Chi was established with four overarching missions—charity, medicine, education, and humanistic culture—with charity as the first and most fundamental. In more recent years, finding more ways to help, Tzu Chi expanded its four missions to cover more contemporary concerns: bone marrow donation, community volunteerism, environmental protection, and international relief, with the eight now collectively known as Tzu Chi’s Eight Footprints. https://tzuchi.org.ph/ |
| Habitat for Humanity Singapore (Singapore) Habitat Singapore is part of the international Habitat non-profit organisation that seeks to eliminate poverty housing worldwide. Convicted that safe and affordable housing provides a path out of poverty, we have been working alongside low-income communities to increase their access to improved living conditions. Since 2004, Habitat Singapore regularly sends volunteer teams to build decent and affordable houses across Asia-Pacific. Locally, we provide intensive home rehabilitation programme for vulnerable individuals and families so they can have a safe and sanitary place to call home. Habitat for Humanity Singapore has been approved as an Institution of a Public Character (IPC), effective 15 September 2025 to 14 March 2027. https://www.habitat.org.sg/ |
| Baan Im Jai (Thailand) Baan Im Jai is a shelter and quality-of-life development project for homeless individuals. It is operated by the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) in collaboration with various network partner organizations. The project aims to serve as a model for an inclusive housing system that addresses the diverse needs of the homeless, creating opportunities for them to stably and sustainably reintegrate into society.It is part of an initiative to manage homelessness in public spaces, while simultaneously providing opportunities for both the homeless and the urban poor to become self-reliant, secure jobs and income, and achieve a better quality of life in the long run. https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100084867762159 |