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FONMEH, Haiti
FONMEH e.V. (formerly MAEH e.V.)
is also one of the ongoing projects,
which received extra support this year.
At this year’s employee summer party
at PUMA, Charity Cat launched a big
fundraiser for orphans in Haiti. Our
eight meter long booth that provided
information about the aid organization
FONMEH e.V. and the sale of over 500
jelly-shots made it possible to hand
over 1500 Euros to the project. Charity
Cat has supported FONMEH .e.V since
2011, which cares for about 40 children
who have lost their parents during the
bad earthquake in 2010. By selling the
jelly-shots Charity Cat collected 750 Euros.
The rest was donated by the 2000
guests at the event. Furthermore Charity
Cat supports the organization with a
donation of clothes for children.
Springboard, Philippines
In 2012, Charity Cat has continued to support a
feeding program by the Springboard Foundation
in the Phillipines. The program, which aims to
battle the problem of child malnutrition in the
Philippines, was first backed by Charity Cat in
to 10 are malnourished. This is why Charity Cat
has decided to donate funds for an “Essential
Nutrition Program” for urban poor children, carried
out by Springboard in partnership with Hope
Worldwide Philippines.
What is Charity Cat?
Charity Cat is a charitable organization
founded by 20 PUMA employees in
early 2004. Its purpose is to help
people in need through donations of
money and PUMA products. The
members of Charity Cat are volunteers
who use their free time to make the
charitable projects happen, supported
by the PUMA management and other
PUMA employees worldwide.
Want to know more about our projects
or how to help?
Get in touch through CATch Up or at
info@charity-cat.de
May 2010.
The program now provides daycare and meals
According to the Department of Social Welfare
for 68 children (52 children in 2011) between the
and Development (DSWD) in the Philippines, 12
million out of 17 million Filipino children aged 2
ages of five and six, who are beneficiaries at the
Center of Hope – Baseco.