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  • April and May mark UPS's Global Volunteer Month. This year, UPS officially launched its annual e-waste and book drive on April 10, with the event running through May 27. UPS encouraged employees to drop off idle or obsolete electronic devices and spare books at designated collection points in office buildings for Netspring to collect for needy schools. A total of 170+ employees actively participated, contributing over 700 items across three locations—Shanghai, Shenzhen, and Hefei. Through practical action, they demonstrated their commitment to resource recycling and sustainability, offering a meaningful tribute to World Environment Day.
     
  • On International Earth Day, Netspring Green IT Programs joined forces with the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai to successfully carry out the 2026 E-waste Recycling Drive. We sincerely thank all organizations and individuals for their active participation and support. Every eco-friendly action helps protect the environment and advance global sustainability.
     
  • In April 2026, coinciding with PVH's Global Volunteer Month, the company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR) was realized through the active participation of its employees. In Early April, sixteen PVH volunteers, in partnership with Netspring Green IT Programs, initiated a campus renovation project at the Beiwu Road campus of Jingdong Primary School. Through hands-on efforts, the volunteers aimed to directly improve the school's facilities and enhance the students' daily learning environment. 
     
  • On the occasion of Earth Day 2026, Netspring, in partnership with the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai (AmCham Shanghai), will once again launch this year's E-waste Drive. The events will be held on Wednesday, April 22, at the AmCham Shanghai Suzhou Center, and on Friday, April 24, at the AmCham Shanghai office.
     
    Suzhou Event: 
    Time: 10:30 AM – 4:00 PM, Wednesday, April 22, 2026 (Please register by April 15)
  • To ensure that children can use stable and smoothly functioning computers for their new semester IT classes, in early March, Netspring team visited three Green IT Classrooms in Songjiang and Minhang, Shanghai, and conducted a comprehensive inspection of 120+ computers. Experienced engineers performed system updates and bug fixes on computers with minor issues, while directly replacing those with more significant problems. All inspection and replacement tasks were completed within one day. In the future, Netspring team will continue to stay in close communication with school teachers to promptly address any emerging needs in the Green IT Classrooms.
     
  • The European Chamber's 12th Corporate Social Responsibility Awards Ceremony was held in Nanjing on November 19, 2025. Netspring was honored with the Excellence in Social Innovation Award, which recognizes outstanding performance by social enterprises and NGOs in the field of social innovation.
  • In November 2025, FORVIA Group's Green IT Classroom Inspiring Tomorrow Program reached two locations: Suzhou, Jiangsu Province, and Fengcheng, Jiangxi Province. Through both a new launch and a renovation, the program continued to empower the mission in transforming e-waste and green technology into educational resources, advancing the company’s commitment to corporate social responsibility.
     
    Suzhou: New Classrooms Set Sail for a “Greener” Tomorrow
  • Last autumn and winter, volunteers from Virtuos Shanghai and Chengdu Studios entered local schools to provide engaging IT lessons and creative hands-on workshops for children. Where technology met creativity, knowledge was shared alongside warmth. Let’s revisit these inspiring moments together.
     
    Retaining Autumn Memories – Virtuos Shanghai Volunteering
  • In the fourth quarter of 2025, Grundfos Green IT Classroom Program reached Dali (Yunnan) and Xi’an (Shaanxi), alongside a community volunteer activity in Songjiang (Shanghai). Built on refurbished IT equipment and enriched by digital sustainability workshops and employee engagement, the initiative turned circular economy principles into tangible action—delivering quality digital resources to students, advancing educational equity, and opening doors to a wider world where green values and young dreams grow together.
     
  • On November 12, a delegation of UPS China management representatives and 10 volunteers arrived at a rural school in Xinxiang, Henan Province, to witness the official opening of the UPS Green IT Classroom. Through interactive IT and eco-handcraft classes, the volunteers engaged warmly with students, encouraging them to share their aspirations and sparking their interest in information technology. The new classroom effectively addresses the school's long-standing shortage of computer facilities, helping bridge the digital divide and broaden learning horizons for rural children.
     

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