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Amway Recognition in 2012
Amway recognition in 2012

When you dedicate your business tohelping people live better lives, you tend

to get noticed. We humbly share theseaccolades with the more than three million

distributors and 21,000 employees that comprise our global Amway family. We

admire your persistent pursuit of potential. And with heartfelt thanks, we honor you.

AUSTRALIA

Major Donor Status, The Children’s Hospital Westmead

CANADA

National Strategic Partnership Award, Canada Workplace Health & Bene!ts Awards

CHINA

Most In"uential Charity Project – Spring Sprout Kitchen, China Charity Award

Amway Charity Foundation Ranked 4th in China Charity Transparency, Ministry of

Civil Affairs

China Outstanding Environmental Contribution Award, Environment and Resource Protection

Committee of the National People’s Congress, Ministry of Environmental Protection,

Resource and Environment of the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference

CROATIA

Letter of Appreciation, Croatian Majesty for Children

GREECE

Letter of Appreciation, Amalieion Boarding House for Girls

Letter of Appreciation, Ark of the World

Letter of Appreciation, Social Grocery, Municipality of Marousi

HONG KONG

Caring Company Logo, Hong Kong Council of Social Service

Gold Award for Volunteer Service, Government of the Hong Kong Special

Administrative Region

Hong Kong Green Awards – Green Management Award, Hong Kong Green Council

HUNGARY

Certi!cate of Appreciation, SOTE Children Clinic

Letter of Appreciation, SOTE Children Clinic Intensive Care

INDIA

Aaj Tak Care Award, Aaj Tak News Channel

Asia’s Best CSR Practices Award, CMO Asia

Asian CSR Leadership Award, Asian Confederation of Businesses

MEXICO

Certi!cate of Clean Industry, Global Agribusiness Operations, Government of Mexico

Socially Responsible Company Award, Mexican Center for Philanthropy

2012 GLOBAL RECOGNITION AND AWARDS

2012 Amway Global Corporate
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