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For the second time, L’Oréal China supported Netspring Green IT programs by contributing obsolete computers on Nov. 2nd,2020. We will recycle them to support the “circular economy” and give them a second life in our underprivileged schools. How happy our teachers and students will be!
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On Nov. 6, 2020, volunteers from Owen Corning Guangdong came to a nearby migrant school to teach children computer drawing and information searching in their Green IT classroom. This class was followed by a handicraft class on environmental protection with a classroom full of joy and laughter.
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In the autumn semester, Cisco volunteers brought a series of volunteering activities for Netspring students. Notably, they taught coding classes to migrant students around Shanghai and animation design which inspired the children to discover the digital world and new environmental topics.
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Opening of a new PVH Green IT classroom near Shanghai
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The Owens Corning (OC) Global Finance Operations & Reporting (GFOR) Team volunteered around the world by giving back to their local communities in a variety of ways. Every year, OC employees devote thousands of hours of their time to address social needs by working side-by-side with their partners such as Netspring.
On September 11th, 2020, by collaboration with Netspring, Owens Corning GFOR Shanghai finance team members participated in the global volunteering day with the purpose of making the world a better place, they hand-made blankets for underprivileged children in migrant school and wrote the wish cards for the children.
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Cisco Volunteering Activity Brought a Meaningful and Safe Summer for Netspring Children
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<PVH and NETSPRING exchanging on further Green IT Programs’ collaboration for underprivileged students>We are glad that school updates and activities planning have resumed with our supporters, bringing new perspectives after the lock-down period.
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On the occasion of the World Environment Day, we would like to thank all supporters who have provided their unwanted computers and e-waste, and more specifically companies who participated in our 13th e-waste recycle drive with AmCham Shanghai last April. We received twice as much contribution as last year, reaching nearly 1.5 tons of unwanted electronics which will be either recycled or re-used in our Green IT Classrooms. Grateful thanks to AmCham Shanghai for supporting NETSPRING children for more than 7 years.