In the field of philanthropy, Bosch China, a company in the airport park, has recently received frequent good news. At the 30th Anniversary Commendation Meeting held by the Shanghai Hope Project, Bosch China won the "Contribution Award for the 30th Anniversary of the Implementation of the Shanghai Hope Project". At the 8th (2024) China Philanthropy Annual Conference held shortly afterwards, Bosch China was awarded the title of "2023 Charity Enterprise of the Year".
The "Shanghai Hope Project Contribution Award" is awarded to individuals and enterprises who have been donating to the Shanghai Hope Project for 10 years. After the Wenchuan earthquake in 2008, Bosch China donated a school affected by the disaster through the Shanghai Hope Project Office, and relocated the rebuilt campus, which is the starting point for Bosch China's charity and public welfare. Over the past decade, Bosch China has joined hands with the Shanghai Hope Project to carry out public welfare projects such as the "Fraternity Teacher Growth Program", "Freshman Scholarship Program for College Students", "Hope in the Fight against the Epidemic", and "Qingze Action", which have been well received by all sectors of society.
The "2023 China Charity Enterprise" award was presented by the China Charity Annual Conference to pay tribute to the enterprises that support the development of the industry, and Bosch China and other enterprises won the award.
Bosch China is the world's leading technology and service provider. Founded in 2011, the Bosch China Charity Center is the main body of the Bosch Group's charity projects in China. Since its establishment, Bosch China has always adhered to the core concept of "fraternity for the world, good deeds for the world", and has been committed to supporting the four core areas of education, helping the poor to help themselves, promoting public welfare development, and helping community construction. By the end of 2023, Bosch China has donated a total of 192 million yuan.
Image courtesy of Bosch China
Written by: Mao Yiyun
Editor: Cheng Qian
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