Dell to donate 10 million dollars to education technology program next year

On the afternoon of September 26, Dell announced that it would provide $10 million in cash and technology to educational technology projects in 2011, in connection with the United Nations Millennium Development Goals Programme. "Our donation program this year has benefited more than 1 million children, which is a huge step forward," said Trisa Thompso, vice president of corporate social responsibility at Dell. But we think we can do more. "As with Dell's previous project," Young people are creating the Future "(Dell Youthconnect), 70% of this donation will be used to help young people in underdeveloped areas outside the United States.　　In addition, Dell is committed to supporting the United Nations Millennium Development Goals plan to provide global basic education by 2015.　　It is reported that the Dell "Youth Networking for the Future" project in 2009 to 26 from the underdeveloped areas of non-profit and non-governmental organizations funded, 8 countries 350,000 children to provide a total of 8 million dollars of donations. One example of the project is cooperation with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), Morocco, aimed at providing technical support to 6,000 young people in some of the country's most vulnerable and disadvantaged areas. At the same time, Dell volunteers have provided IT skills training for Moroccan youth to enhance their employability. Jungle)