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Apr./May 2024: See How the Spring Inspired Netspring People - Caring the Disabilities and Green IT Classroom New Opening

Spring breeds new hope, and spring awakens infinite vitality. We are glad to share with you that in this wonderful month of April and May, Netspring has joined hands with caring enterprises to help our community and carried out volunteer activities, which brought inspiration and joy to Netspring children.
 
At the beginning of April, the launch of project "Soapmaking for Hope" supported by Grundfos, aiming at providing a broad social platform for those disabled people and organize skill training for them to bring new direction for their future employment. In Mid-April, PVH volunteers came to Jiashan to engage in a variety of volunteer activities with the students of the beneficiary school. At the beginning of May, the inauguration ceremony of the UPS Green IT Classroom was successfully launched at a migrant children's school in Minhang, Shanghai, and UPS volunteers also had meaningful classroom interaction with the children.
 
Thank you all for your support to Netspring, your attention to the community and those in need, and let's look forward to more wonderful moments together!
 
Expand Learning to Unleash Ideals - The Success of UPS Green IT Classroom Inauguration Ceremony and Volunteering Activity
In May, the wind of early summer brings new hope. The inauguration ceremony of UPS Green IT Classroom and volunteering activities were successfully held recently. This not only marks the launch of UPS's second Green IT Classroom, but also reflects UPS's long-term commitment to community building, caring for underprivileged groups and practicing corporate social responsibility. 
 
In the morning of May 11th, Netspring team and UPS volunteers came to a migrant school in Minhang District, Shanghai, to witness the inauguration ceremony of UPS Green IT Classroom with the school’s teachers and students. Principal Yin expressed deep gratitude for UPS's strong support to school and care for the students, believing that the newly launched Green IT Classroom will help students learn more computer knowledge and skills, and forge their dreams. Carol Chen, HR Director, UPS China, Hong Kong & Macau SAR, introduced the development path of UPS company at the inauguration ceremony, then interacted with the students, encouraging them to share their dreams, igniting their passion for learning and expanding information technology, and continuously keep studying to improve themselves. Linda Wei, Program Director of Netspring, reviewed the establishment process of UPS Green IT Classroom, thanked the close cooperation between the company and the school, and wished the children to learn more knowledge and give back to society in the future. Following that, UPS and school representatives handed over the nameplate of the Green IT Classroom and gifts. An unveiling of the nameplate was also held in the classroom. The enthusiastic students also performed their well-prepared dances to thank UPS and the guests for their kindness.
After the ceremony, UPS volunteers and students engaged in two lively classroom interactions. In the IT class, the volunteer teachers shared with the students the importance of environmental protection, how to use search engines and make PPTs. With the assistance of UPS volunteers, students started to create small environmental-themed posters on the computers and learn new skills. In the environmental handicraft class, volunteers first introduced the knowledge of World Recycling Day, and then the children started to make environmental fabric photo frames with the assistance of volunteers. The classroom was full of joy.
 
April and May are UPS's Global Volunteer Month. Before the arrival of World Recycling Day on May 17, UPS called on employees to actively participate in common good activities, dedicate love, care for people in need, and give back to the community and society. Since the launch of the UPS China E-waste Drive on May 8th, more than 200 pieces of e-waste and books have been collected so far. At the same time, the donation initiative of used clothes and books for Liangshan area in Sichuan province is also in full swing at the UPS Shanghai office, and all the collected materials will then be sent to the poor villages in that area to solve villagers’ practical difficulties.
"UPS's first Green IT Classroom was launched in Guangzhou last year. Today, the launch of our second Green IT Classroom deeply reflects UPS's commitment to community, sustainability, and firmly practicing corporate social responsibility. We will continue to focus on our community and those groups who need care and support, encourage our employees to proactively participate in the public welfare, and work together to create a positive impact on our world."
__Carol Chen, HR Director, UPS China, Hong Kong & Macau SAR
 
"We are very pleased that the UPS Green IT Classroom can be successfully launched in our school today, which is something the children have long dreamed of. Our school's IT resources are very weak. The newly-built Green IT Classroom will provide students with better educational resources, cultivate their skills, broaden their horizons, and make them confident from childhood. We are very grateful to UPS for their strong support, and also give thank-you note to all the volunteers who have participated in the event today and the full support of Netspring team."
__Representative Teacher of the School
 
"We are honored to collaborate with a company like UPS who has such a strong sense of social responsibility. The Green IT Classroom program reflects UPS's attention to the community and underprivileged groups who lack educational resources. Netspring will continue to follow up with the school, providing courses and teaching support to the school in coming days to help the children learn and grow healthily."
__Linda Wei, Project Director of Netspring
 

Protect the Green Earth - PVH Volunteering Activities during 2024 Earth Day

On the occasion of the 54th Earth Day, Netspring once again joined hands with PVH to come to Jiashan migrant school which is located in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province, to celebrate the Earth Day with the children and enrich the children’s environmental protection knowledge via IT access and handicraft activities.

 

On April 18th afternoon, the volunteers arrived at the renovated PVH Green IT Classroom, where the children of Class 2 Grade 5 were excitedly discussing and looking forward to their favorite IT class. As today’s keynote speaker, Dora from PVH shared the benefits of green life and how to do the environmental protection from daily life. After that, PVH volunteers stimulated the children’s enthusiasm for learning to use computers through poster’s production. The children started from inserting pictures to editing simple texts, and finally made beautiful posters, which was full of a sense of achievement.

 

And then, Connie and PVH volunteers, brought the theme of “Protecting the Ecological Balance” class to students of Class 1 Grade 5. Connie used an enlightening interactive approach, with children scrambling to raise their hands to talk about how we should protect our common homeland. Afterwards, the children and volunteers worked together to make the “Green” photo frame. The students spent an unforgettable and fruitful day with passionate volunteers.

 

Since 2019, PVH has built up this Geen IT Classroom in the school, helping over 1,000 students to acquire computer knowledge and lay a solid foundation, providing opportunities for students to explore the world of information technology. As a well-known clothing production and sales company, PVH cares about social responsibility and contributes to schools and students in need. Netspring has been deeply collaborating with PVH for over six years and will continue to move forward on Green IT Programs.

 

"I am very happy today. Thanks to the volunteer teachers. I have learned a lot of new environmental knowledge and also learned how to make posters on a computer for the first time. The IT class is really interesting. I will also tell my parents to do a good job of garbage sorting and use shared bicycles more for transportation, because we only have one Earth and need everyone to make efforts to protect it."

__Student of Grade 5, PVH Green IT Classroom, Jiashan School, Zhejiang

 

“Soapmaking for Hope” - Netspring partners with Grundfos and Robin Charity to launch a new common good initiative

On April 3rd afternoon, the inauguration ceremony of the “Soapmaking for Hope” project was held at the Sunshine Dream Workshop of Ganquan Road Subdistrict, Putuo District, Shanghai. Distinguished guests attended the ceremony, including representatives from the Shanghai Disabled Persons' Federation, cadres from Putuo District and Ganquan Road Street Disabled Persons' Federations, representatives from Grundfos China, as well as representatives from Robin Charity and Netspring.

 

The project is supported by Grundfos and implemented by Netspring, in collaboration with Robin Charity and relevant units of Ganquan Road Subdistrict, aiming at teaching severely disabled individuals to make handmade soaps, helping them more actively join social activities, learning skills to enhance new possibilities for future employment. The course is scheduled for the next three quarters of 2024, with themes to be well designed according to the real needs of the disabled group. Netspring team will further step in to provide relevant computer operation courses and conduct interactive workshops.

 

Deputy Director of Ganquan Road Subdistrict Office, gave the opening remarks to sincerely thank for the joint efforts from relevant groups and enterprises in facilitating the smooth launch of the project. John Markmann, the President of Grundfos China, also attended the inauguration ceremony and delivered a speech. He shared how Grundfos solidly practices Corporate Social Responsibility along the way and gave his best wishes to the project that could truly benefit the special populations in need.

 

After the ceremony, an essential oil soapmaking experiential workshop organized by Robin Charity was held for those disabled participants. With step-by-step guidance from professional instructors, participants experienced the joy of crafting aromatic soaps and acquired a set of new skill. Hoping this course could open a new door for their future careers and ignite hope for their future lives.

 

"Today marks a special moment, as this event reflects our commitment to Diversity, Equality & Inclusion was put into action indeed. Grundfos is committed to making a positive impact on the world, which means more opportunities could be created for more people. By supporting and participating in such philanthropic activities, we contribute to building a stronger, more inclusive community. Thank you all for joining us on this journey and empowering the future."

__John Markmann, the President of Grundfos China

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