Corporate Social Responsibility Thailand

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10 June 2012

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Many children in some parts of Thailand are still living with poor nutrition and without opportunity to go to school.

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As a small unit of society, Coffee World Restaurant is coming up with an initiative, particularly to help the underprivileged children in Chiang Rai.
 
"The Like & Share for Kids" scheme is now kicked off, inviting all coffee lovers and others to click "Like" and "Share" the scheme's poster at Facebook.com/CoffeeworldThailand. Every Like and Share means a Bt3 donation to children at "Dek Noi Ban Nana" shelter. Donation starts from now until June 25.
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