GE Pledges $5 Million to Japan Tsunami and Quake Relief
GE Pledges $5 Million to Japan Tsunami and Quake Relief
Summary
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GE has revealed a $5 million donation to help ease the suffering and aid recovery in Japan, in the form of cash, equipment and services
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GE is working alongside the local and national governments to assist with healthcare, energy, and water service, in order to support the resurgence development
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In 2010 alone, GE organizations and stakeholders, including employees and retirees contributed more than an estimated $225 million to community and educational programs, together with more than $100 million from the GE Foundation
NEWSROOM: General Electric (GE)
CONTENT: Press Release
(3BL Media / theCSRfeed) Tokyo, Japan - March 14, 2011 - In response to the recent disaster in Japan, GE announced a company-wide commitment of $5 million (approximately 4.1 billion JPY) in cash, equipment and services toward relief in the coming weeks and months. GE expresses its deepest sympathy to all who have been affected and maintains its commitment to assisting those in need.