Power Machines Employees Support SOS Children's Villages Charity
As part of the Good Deeds Relay Race project, employees of Power Machines donated funds and goods to the SOS Children's Villages charitable organization. The charity event specifically targeted the SOS Pushkin Children's Village, raising awareness and support for children in crisis situations. This effort is part of Power Machines' corporate volunteering program, which encompasses a wide range of activities including charity, local community support, animal protection, environmental initiatives, and career guidance for young people. SOS Children's Villages Russia, a charitable organization founded in 1994, operates in eight regions of the country, providing a safe environment for over 1,000 orphans and children left without parental care.
Key Takeaways:
- Power Machines employees organized a charity event within the Good Deeds Relay Race project, supporting SOS Children's Villages.
- The charity specifically targeted the SOS Pushkin Children's Village, highlighting the importance of raising awareness for children in crisis situations.
- SOS Children's Villages Russia operates in eight regions of the country, providing a safe environment for children through foster families.
- Over 27 years, the organization has helped more than 1,000 orphans and children find a loving family.
- Alexandra Fedoskina, Power Machines Senior Manager, initiated the campaign after learning about the organization's need for support.
- Corporate volunteering at Power Machines includes charity, local community support, animal protection, environmental initiatives, and career guidance for young people.
- Power Machines' corporate volunteering program is an integral part of their social responsibility efforts.
Statistics:
- Over 27 years of operation, SOS Children's Villages in Russia has helped more than 1,000 orphans and children find a loving family.
- SOS Children's Villages operate in eight regions of Russia: Moscow, Oryol, Murmansk, Pskov and Vologda regions, the Republic of Tatarstan, Veliky Novgorod, and St. Petersburg.
Sources:
- Source: Power Machines
- Source: Power Machines Press Release, June 28 (no date provided)