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Gurugram, December 21, 2017: SpiceJet celebrated Christmas week — the
season of giving — in a very special way. The airline donned Santa’s red cap and suit
and brought fun and cheer into the lives of some of the most deserving communities in
our society — the little angels of Mala Smriti Home, Noida.
Under its ‘Little Hearts, Big Love’ initiative, SpiceJet, on December 21, took 25
children of the NGO and seven of their attendants to the Aapno Ghar Amusement Park in
Gurugram on a three-day exciting adventure trip filled with innumerable joyrides, a
variety of foods, and other attractions.
The fun and entertainment for the children of the orphanage continues throughout
December 22-23.
The children will be in for a huge surprise when they return to Mala Smriti Home on the
evening of December 23. The place they call their home will have been entirely
renovated by the airline. It will have a brand new coat of paint and furniture,
enhancing their comforts several fold, and will also be adorned with a Christmas tree,
lights and other décor. The evening will end on a happy note as the children are
treated to a wonderful Christmas party, with loads of games and gifts.
Mr. Debojo Maharshi, CMO, SpiceJet said, “We, at SpiceJet, like to
celebrate all our festivals in unique ways, and always in a spirit of giving and
bringing happiness to others. It is our constant endeavour to give back to the society,
especially the needy and underprivileged children who deserve a happy childhood and a
better future. This initiative, we believe would help the children have a better
quality of life for a long time to come. I wish the children of Mala Smriti Home and
everyone a Merry Christmas!”
SpiceJet through similar activities has always believed in giving back to the society
and been on a mission to spread joy. In a one-of-a-kind initiative ‘Roshan Hoga
Desh Hamara’ launched on the auspicious occasion of Diwali, the airline
had adopted the remote village of Baruahchuck, in the Majuli district in Assam.
SpiceJet aims to provide sustainable energy access through solar microgrid to the
people living here thereby improving their quality of life.
Earlier this year, SpiceJet celebrated Raksha Bandhan in a unique way. The airline flew
almost 50 sisters and families of Army Jawans to meet their brothers posted on the
western border and the national capital, in what was an exciting two-day event.
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