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has a long-standing partnership with CYDF. From 1996 to 2005, P&G donated more than RMB 240 million in total, and built 100 Project Hope primary schools in 27 provinces, a record among multi-national companies. In 2005, P&G adopted the theme "Caring for
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funds for the program. ANTA (China) Co. Ltd, the major sponsor of the CBA season, donated RMB 1 million in cash and RMB 2 million in in-kind donations to the program. ANTA has committed RMB 1 from the proceeds of the sale of each and every pair of basketball shoes to the program through the end of
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donated RMB 1.5 million. It continued to promote the "Loving 1+1" campaign, built 11 primary schools and supported 600 students from poor rural families. At the Hainan Qiong Shan P& G Hope
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awareness among Chinese youth to support the education of children in AIDS-affected areas. The program aims to construct 100 "Red Ribbon Clubs of Care" in areas of China, selected by the Chinese
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