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Improving Internet access for high school students in the Philippines
Datacraft Philippines donated 9 PCs to the Nangka High School in Marikina City through the GILAS project. GILAS (Gearing-up Internet Literacy and Access for Students) is a consortium of various private corporations and foundations working alongside the Department of Education to provide computers and Internet access for all of the nation's 5,443 public high schools. This donation was facilitated by the Ayala Foundation. With this donation, Datacraft Philippines play a small but important part to help high school students get access to the Internet. |
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Happy Birthday Ngayami (5 years old), Datacraft Japan Sponsored Child
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Ngayami
Malitei,
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Personalized well-wishes and stickers from the Japan Team |
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Gemma graduates from Elementary School
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Gemma, Datacraft Philippines sponsored child via World Vision, graduated from Elementary School. While an elementary school graduation may seem to be just one of the many steps in a child's education path, it is a very important occasion for children in developing countries as they may not enjoy the average education that a child should have. |
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Datacraft Vietnam Sponsored Children |
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Nguyen Thi Anh
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Vuong Van Quyet
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Birthday wishes and gifts to Datacraft Korea sponsored children
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2 of Datacraft Korea "adopted" children celebrated their birthdays last quarter. They were each sent a birthday card and US$10 book voucher gift. |
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Datacraft Japan “run” for underprivileged children
Datacraft Japan participated in Paracup 2007, a charity marathon, organized by Parasaiyo. The event was held at the western part of Tokyo on Sunday May 13th. To encourage employees to sign up, Carecraft Japan sponsored 60% of the registration fee for each volunteer. 11 employees took part in the 10 km marathon. Through Parasaiyo, a non profit organization that supports the world's Orphanage, part of the registration fee are donated to the world’s underprivileged children. |
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Datacraft Korea Donates PCs to World Vision Korea Bazaar Program
Our Korean Team partook in the World Vision (WV)Korea Bazaar donation program on 8th May 2007. Datacraft Korea donated 18 sets of used desktop PCs. As a gesture of appreciation, WV Korean representative, Mr. Johan Kim visited the team and presented them with a thank-you letter. |
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Datacraft India sponsors the education and rehabilitation of a street child
Datacraft India has partnered with SMILE (Society for Moved to Instill Love and Empathy) – a leading NGO (non-governmental organization), in their street child rehabilitation program called “Udaan”. Under this program, we adopt a 13-year old child and rehabilitate her from the streets, through provisioning of her education and bringing a positive change in her life. The sponsorship would also cover the child’s tuition classes, medical aid/ assistance, counselling and coaching in extra curricular activities. |
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Labour of Love by Datacraft Management team
Phosphor Kindergarten was established to meet the lack of pre-school education for children from humble communities. It is located in the Men Tou Gou district, western suburbs of Beijing, which is under-developed with no kindergartens and the government does not support one within this area. In addition to financial aid, Datacraft management team volunteered half a day of manual labour at the Phosphor Kindergarten, planting trees and cleaning classrooms to prepare the school for lessons. Overall it was a fruitful day and our management team were to labour for a worthy cause. |
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Encouragement from Indonesia
Through World Vision, Datacraft Indonesia 2 "adopted" children in Papua, east of Indonesia, Ike Mikela Walinaulik (elementary school grade: 4) and Tomianus Wiwape (elementary school grade: 5) both passed their final national and local elementary school examination and are able to proceed to the next grade. Despite living in an impoverished environment, we admired them for their determination to be good students and to motivate them, we sent them school bags, stationery and toys including clothings donated by our employees. |
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