Update action for charity
On the 3rd of July, 2023, we celebrated our 25th anniversary with a fantastic party at the Oude Kerk in Naaldwijk. As we care about sharing success and contributing to a better society, we have linked charities to our anniversary year.
Together with our employees, we chose: Children in Villages Foundation in Thailand, Fundacja Polsat in Poland and UNHCR for Earthquake Victims Turkey and Syria. These organisations are helping in the countries where some of our employees come from. At the end of this article, we briefly explain what each of them is doing.
During the anniversary party, guests made a lovely contribution for these charities. Including a contribution of Snijpunt, 7,500 euros have been raised so far. But this anniversary year is not over yet!
Do you want to help us raise an even bigger gift? Then please transfer a generous amount to NL60RABO0347447252 in the name of Snijpunt BV, stating Jubilee Action.
We, and the charities, are counting on your support.
Many thanks in advance!
Team Snijpunt
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Children in Villages Foundation - Thailand
Our Thai team members have chosen the Children in Villages Foundation (Northeast Thailand). This organisation helps families who have run out of money after, for example, a flood or fire. They help by providing food and other emergency resources, and by ensuring that children can – continue to - go to school. Elderly people also receive help in terms of food and emergency aids thanks to this charity.
Fundacja Polsat – Poland
The charity in Poland, Fundacja Polsat also focuses on children. Their mission is to save the health and lives of the youngest. And to put smiles on the faces of children and their parents through daily activities. Fundacja Polsat aims to educate and inspire the society to help.
UNHCR - Earthquake victims Turkey and Syria
Of course, our support for the UN Refugee Agency UNHCR cannot fail to follow the devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria earlier this year. Over 50,000 people were killed in this tragedy. To help the survivors and refugees, a lot of money has already been raised, including in the Netherlands. But so much more is still needed to help the refugees in their home countries, where rebuilding the area alone will be a monstrous task of decades.
