Home Classic Itineraries OneAthlete partners with I Fly to visit ...

OneAthlete partners with I Fly to visit Zhangjiajie, delivering sports equipment to rural elementary schools

Published: 2026-09-24 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-24 — Do you still remember the sound of children reading aloud? The sight of them writing diligently, or the aroma of lunch served at school? When you’re full of ambition and dreaming of soaring high, there’s a group of kids who, even if they stand on tiptoe, might not reach the edge of a classroom window. They are the children from the mountains. To help broaden their horizons and let them know more about the world beyond the mountains...
    Do you still remember the sound of children reading aloud? The sight of them writing diligently, or the aroma of lunch served at school? When you’re full of ambition and dreaming of soaring high, there’s a group of kids who, even if they stand on tiptoe, might not reach the edge of a classroom window. They are the children from the mountains. In order to help these children expand their horizons and learn about the world outside the mountains, OneAthlete partnered with the “I Fly – Let Rural Kids Play Sports” public welfare project, initiated by Cui Yongyuan’s I Fly Foundation, to visit an elementary school in the mountainous area of Sangzhi County, Zhangjiajie. There, we delivered sports equipment to the students and also called on more compassionate individuals to care for and support these children from the mountains, helping safeguard their future.

  As an outdoor brand under Super Retail Group (SRG), which was listed in Australia in 2004, OneAthlete has always upheld the philosophy of providing customers with high-quality products, information, and services, allowing them to fully enjoy the joy that leisure sports bring. While developing steadily, the brand also places great emphasis on social welfare and corporate social responsibility. This time, OneAthlete chose to collaborate with the well-experienced public welfare organization “I Fly” to visit remote mountain schools and bring warmth to the children there, hoping to give these kids a colorful childhood and see bright smiles on their innocent faces. At the same time, we also hope to plant seeds of hope in their hearts, inspiring them with dreams and motivation for the future.

Share

This article is published by HowToTrip. Sharing and reposting are welcome — please credit the source.
Article URL: https://www.howtotrip.net/views-52988

0