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Microsoft Foundation Campaign of Malaysia Helps Disadvantaged Children Gain Access to Technology | |
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| Time: 13:20 EST/18:20 GMT | News Source: Microsoft Press Release | Posted By: Julien Jay | ||
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As part of ongoing initiatives to bridge the "digital divide" in Malaysia, the Microsoft Foundation Campaign of Malaysia and Lions Club of CyberCare Kuala Lumpur recently announced that the Microsoft Foundation Campaign Nationwide Donation Program, which equips orphanages with technology tools to regions of Malaysia, would be extended. Microsoft Foundation Campaign, a corporate philanthropy and community affairs organization, , and CyberCare, an eCommunity program under the Malaysian National IT Council, will target more than 80 orphanages over the next eight months to receive PCs, software and basic skills training, worth approximately RM1 million (roughly US$260,000). | ||
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