Corporate Social Responsibility Thailand
February 9, 2012
Handing knowledge to underprivileged students
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Amway for Thai Society Foundation, represented by President Preecha Prakobkit and Amway (Thailand) general manager Kittawat Ritteerawee, jointly offered a Bt400,000 sponsorship in cash for library development to the Border Patrol Police School of Na Yaw village, Chachoengsao province.
The sponsorship aims to continue the library activity under the “One by One: World of Wisdom” project. The library will become the 23rd under Amway’s assistance.
The Border Patrol Police School of Na Yaw village, Chachoengsao province has spawned a range of students, from kindergarten to primary education at Prathom 6 with a total of 530 students. This school is the biggest among the 182 Border Patrol Police schools.
Founded in 2002 by Amway (Thailand) Ltd. and Amway Business Owners, the foundation aims to serve as a center for social contribution and charitable activities. To date, the Foundation provides assistance to more than 41,000 children and youths each year.
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