New Delhi: Nordic carrier Finnair has launched a new programme as part of its corporate social responsibility initiative in India to ensure safe drinking water and proper sanitation for the children of Bihar.
Called the “Change for Good Campaign”, the carrier will start collecting money from its passengers - even small change, and hence the name - that would be routed via the United Nations Children’s Fund (Unicef) to the children of the state.
The collection starts end of this month and will continue till Jan 10 next year, he said, adding Finnair will also make its own contributions to the programme.
The Change for Good Campaign has been arranged on nearly all the international flights of Finnair. The donated cash/change can be placed in a collection envelope on seatback pockets, which can be sealed and given to the cabin crew.
Donations can also be made online at www.unicef.fi/lahjoitaverkossa. This apart, people can also participate by giving their donations to the airline’s passengers, who can put it into the collection boxes located at Finnair lounges at Helsinki-Vantaa Airport.
03/11/09 IANS/Thaindian.com, Thailand
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Tuesday, November 03, 2009
Finnair launches initiative for children of Bihar
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