Axis Korea Participates in Save Children Campaign for 5th Year
Published2016.03.15 09:58Donated 59 handmade knitted hats to Save the Children
Axis Communications (www.axis.com) announced today that it made 59 knitted hats as part of the 'Axis SafeKids Campaign,' participating in the 'Knit Hats to Save Newborns Campaign' conducted by the international relief and development non-governmental organization Save the Children. The Knit Hats to Save Newborns Campaign is a participatory initiative where participants knit and send hats to help maintain the body temperature of newborns in Africa and Asia and protect them from colds and pneumonia.
Axis Korea has been participating in Save the Children's hat knitting campaign every year since 2012. Through this year's campaign, 59 knitted hats made by Axis employees and their families will be sent to newborns in Zambia and Tajikistan in Africa through Save the Children.
Meanwhile, Axis is continuously carrying out social contribution projects through the 'Axis Safe Kids Campaign.' The Axis Safe Kids Campaign consists of a program to donate high-quality network cameras to local children's centers and a hat knitting campaign, designed to provide a safe educational environment for children and prevent unforeseen accidents.
Kim Kyu-beom, a manager at Axis Korea who participated in this campaign, said, “In line with Axis’s goal of a ‘safe and smart world,’ Axis Korea has been consistently carrying out social contribution projects every year to protect the safety of children. “I feel a great sense of fulfillment in consistently participating in meaningful campaigns like the hat knitting campaign, and I will continue to work hard to donate even more hats,” he said.
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