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GQ APPAREL Donated 770 Kids and Adult Masks to SOS Children’s Villages Thailand ● GQ Apparel donates 770 of their liquid-repellent reusable fabric masks worth more than 100,000 baht to the SOS Children’s Villages Thailand to help partner with the non-profit during the COVID-19 crisis. ● GQ, together with its online and offline partners, are selling the GQWhite™ mask available in white and black for adults as well as masks for kids across the country to provide access to safe, reusable masks. In response to COVID-19, GQ Apparel, a leading tech apparel company in Thailand, donated 770 masks worth more than 100,000 thb to the staff and underprivileged children of the SOS Children’s Villages to help support the foundation and the staff during this difficult time. The SOS Foundation works to help children who have lost the care of their parents. There are currently 700 children under the care of the SOS Children’s Villages in 5 locations across Thailand. “When COVID-19 began to spread in Thailand, we quickly developed the GQWhite™ Mask as a response to the shortage of medical masks,” said Parawi Vachiramon, Chief People Officer of GQ Apparel. “We then focused on launching the kids mask for moms across the country because as a mom myself, I couldn’t find a mask that was safe for my kids. We knew that if it was difficult for us to find kids masks, we knew it must have been even harder for underprivileged kids and families to access safe protective equipment. I’m very happy to support SOS Foundation, and I hope our masks, with their six protective features, will help reduce the risk of infection. We want to offer our support to the SOS families, so we can get through this crisis together.” “The SOS Foundation has adapted to protect our children in response to COVID-19,” said Pol Maj Gen Norawat Charoen-Rajapark, Chairman - Board of Directors. “We try to take the best care of our children because we believe that every child should be raised in a loving and safe family environment. We would like to thank GQ Apparel for supporting us with the masks, which is a very necessary protective tool at this time. We will get through this together.” GQ, together with its online and offline partners, are selling the GQWhite™ mask available in white and black for adults as well as masks for kids across the country to provide access to safe, reusable masks. Shop at 7-Eleven, Pharmacies, 6.11 Corner, Home Fresh Mart, Gourmet Market, TOPS Supermarket, Tesco Lotus, B2S, Officemate, Banana IT, Jaymart, GQ Concept Stores and online channels; Gqsize bit.ly/2W4Yv6H Lazada: bit.ly/3ayrA0o Shopee: bit.ly/39oMZI0 JD Central: bit.ly/3bG3nFp (มีเฉพาะสีขาว) Jaymart: bit.ly/2QWBRM7 OfficeMate: bit.ly/2Us5Jlw Banana IT: bit.ly/2UL7For HelloShops Online: bit.ly/2xzoWsN 7-11 App: https://7eleventh.page.link/p4hB 7-11 by ShopAt24: bit.ly/3e4W6kN B2S: bit.ly/3aRisDe Watsons: bit.ly/2yQXzuI EventPop: bit.ly/2xc03Uf (มีเฉพาะสีขาว) TV Direct: bit.ly/2VqDyCP (มีเฉพาะสีขาว) Youpik: bit.ly/2XXusk4 (มีเฉพาะสีขาว) Robinson: bit.ly/3eIwhXP (มีเฉพาะสีขาว) Zilingo Trade: bit.ly/35Jo9T8 (มีเฉพาะสีด า) Big C Shopping online: bit.ly/2zxychL For further information Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GQApparel Instagram : https://instagram.com/gqapparel_official LINE: @gqapparel .

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