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AMWAY ONE BY ONE CAMPAIGN FOR CHILDREN

10 years of transforming the world, one child at a time

Amway has mobilised its people around the world to help children in need for the past 10 years, reaching a milestone of transforming the lives of 10 million children.

Since 2003 Amway’s One by One Campaign for Children has helped over 10 million children with donations of over $US 190 million.

Since 2011 Amway Australia has made donations to the following worthy causes:

$150,000 to provide modified bicycles through Freedom Wheels; helping children with disability enjoy fun and independence
$50,000 for the victims of the Queensland floods
$20,000 for HeartKids Australia, to help the fight against childhood heart disease
$30,000 for Cystic Fibrosis and Indigenous literacy
$74,000 to the highly acclaimed Grace Centre for Newborn Care at Westmead Children's Hospital
$10,000 donation to the WA Disabled Sports Association, to fund sports equipment packs so children with disabilities can play with safer sports equipment
$10,000 towards early intervention therapies for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD)
$5,600 donation for DEBRA Australia to help children suffering from a rare genetic skin condition, Epidermolysis Bullosa
$18,400 to the Mater Foundation, to fund two Twin Neonatal Cots for twins who are born prematurely or critically ill

View our 2012 Global Citizenship Report Part 1
View our 2012 Global Citizenship Report Part 2

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Improving the Lives of Children

In 2005 Thailand was one of the countries on the Andaman Coast that was devastated by a tsunami.

The Baan Kamala School located on Kamala Beach on the West Coast of Phuket Thailand, was one of the worst hit.

During our annual Achievers, 300 Amway IBOs from Australia and New Zealand came together with SEEK, a local NGO to give the school a much needed make-over.

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Amway donated $50,000 to The Children’s Hospital at Westmead.

The donation funded a ventilation device used to save critically ill babies.

The machine is located in The Grace Centre for Newborn Care that provides intensive care for high-risk newborns.

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