PEAK Sports Donated 6000 Garments To Poor Children In Brazil

As the equipment sponsor of the 12 Olympic delegation,

One line was invited to Brazil to watch the Rio Olympic Games.

Xu Jingnan, chairman of PEAK sports in Quanzhou, landed in Rio on the evening of 4. But he did not go to see the sponsoring Olympic delegations first, but came to a group of slumping children in the early days of the second Olympic Games.

The New Zealand Olympic delegation had agreed to go with the sponsor PEAK after hearing the news.

This is the Mangueira (Mangueira) community in Rio De Janeiro. The local poor children may not have much idea about the Olympic Games. They gather together to meet the Quanzhou guests who come from far away with the most innocent smile.

PEAK sports donated 6000 pieces to the poor children in the Gellar community.

And the New Zealand Olympic Committee has brought sports facilities such as boxing vertical sandbags for children.

Richard Menels, a boxing coach in New Zealand, even had a primary training session for the children.

Marthu, the driver of the PEAK delegation, the native Rio, which is called a tear to see the scene in the "troubled world" to protect our tough men, makes PEAK sportsman more sports and caring.

"This is nothing for us. We only hope that we can help these children as much as we can, and we will come back, come back and come back."

Rob Waddell, head of New Zealand delegation, used three "again".

In addition to PEAK sports chairman Xu Jingnan and deputy general manager and international business director Wu Bingrui, New Zealand governor Matt Parra I, New Zealand ambassador to St Paul Bilgi, New Zealand Olympic Committee Secretary Smith and the head of the delegation Waddell also attended the donation.

"The social responsibility of an enterprise is not just reflected in the domestic market.

The implementation of corporate social responsibility is a basic criterion for an enterprise to move towards the international market. PEAK hopes to improve its corporate social responsibility system and become a well respected citizen in international business.

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Xu Jingnan said.