We from ENERGY HOUSE RE with our CEO MR.Dobrin Petkov supply with all of our hearts the Charity causes !

We think that any man must be a Noble  Man And if he can earn money He must think about the other living persons especially the KIDS !

We also think that Our incomes are nothing if we do not share some big part of them with the Charity for The Kids !

Here is an example of a Noble man an Noble Company named Volvic here is a NOBLE STORY … Make Your own, and why not publish it here

Amman/Dubai, 8 April 2010 (ME NewsWire):- UNICEF and Volvic announced yesterday the launch of a new partnership to support water and sanitation programmes in Sudan.

More than 1 million children die each year in Sudan before their fifth birthday and 2 out of 3 Sudanese children do not have access to safe drinking water .

UNICEFs partnership with Volvic through the 1 litre for 10 litres campaign will run in most of the countries in the Middle East. For every litre of water sold between April 2010 and April 2011 Volvic has committed to supply 10 litres of fresh water in Sudan.

This partnership will help fulfill one of our priorities in Sudan, which is reducing child mortality and improving maternal health through the provision of safe water , said Abdel-Rahman Ghandour, UNICEF Regional Chief of Communication for Middle East and North Africa. We are pleased to collaborate with Volvic on this important campaign and commend them on this initiative. This is an excellent example of partnership with the private sector for the benefit of vulnerable populations.

Enrique Hormigo, Volvic spokesperson for this campaign , shared the enthusiam in the partnership with UNICEF. Volvic is a natural mineral water that comes from the French volcanic region of the Auvergne he said at Dihad Exhibition in Dubai World Trade Centre . Our customers are particularly concerned about sustainable development. They appreciate how they are giving back to the developing world through every litre of Volvic mineral water they consume.

At Volvic, we are extremely proud of the work we have been doing with UNICEF since 2005, not only to make sure thousands more children have access to drinking water, but also to make sure more of them receive a full education, he added.

This is the first time UNICEF partners with Volvic on projects in the Middle East and North Africa after many succesful joint projects in other regions.
UNICEF estimates that as many as 4000 children under five years die each day as a result of water-borne diseases, such as diarrhea. Almost a billion children worldwide have no access to improved sanitation.

About the partnership:
Volvic supports UNICEFs position on the importance of safe water and sanitation. The company has funded UNICEF supported water and sanitation programs which aim to provide people with safe drinking water in Niger, Mali and in the Afar region of Ethiopia. Coverage levels for water and sanitation in these countries are among the lowest in the world.
The programs focus on improving the health of the community by increasing access to sustainable water supply through the construction of water supply systems and the rehabilitation of old systems – new wells are planned, including the rehabilitation of existing wells, new boreholes have been constructed and hand pumps have been installed. Volvic also supports training to promote behavioural change in hygiene practices, especially amongst school children.

ISN`T THAT NOBLE ? …. Make Your own good contact UNICEF & if You hear for the first time about UNICEF here is some very useful information:

About UNICEF:
UNICEF is on the ground in over 150 countries and territories to help children survive and thrive, from early childhood through adolescence. The worlds largest provider of vaccines for developing countries, UNICEF supports child health and nutrition, safe water and sanitation, quality basic education for all boys and girls, and the protection of children from violence, exploitation, and AIDS. UNICEF is funded entirely by the voluntary contributions of individuals, businesses, foundations and governments.

About Volvic:
Since its creation in 1958, The Volvic Company has expanded continuously to become one of the most dynamic companies in its sector.
Volvic produces over 1 billion bottles annually. Over 50% of the production of Volvic water is shipped to more than 60 countries throughout the world.

For further details or for cooperation, please contact:
Abdel-Rahman Ghandour : +962-79-7004567 (email: arghandour@unicef.org)
Charbel Raji : +962-79-7315788 (email: craji@unicef.org)
Petya Petkova: +359-2-96-96-208 (email:ppetkova@unicef.org)

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