China's Li Ning Fund Helps German Gymnast
August 25, 2008 |
Print
|
Email
| Category: Giving
Chinese gymnast and entrepreneur Li Ning, representing the Li Ning Fund, has donated EUR20,000 to the German gymnast Oksana Chusovitina for the rehabilitation treatment of her son who is suffering from leukemia.
Oksana Chusovitina is 33 years old now and is called "The Gymnastics Grandma" by German media. In the Beijing Olympic games she competed with rivals who are nearly 20 years younger than her — winning a silver medal.
Chusovitina first participated in the Olympics in the 1992 Barcelona Games representing the Commonwealth of Independent States, and then in 1996, 2000, and 2004 she also took part in the gymnastics events on behalf of Uzbekistan. The reason for her continuing in competition is to win more bonuses to help pay for treatment for her son who was diagnosed with leukemia in 2002.
When talking about the next Olympic Games, which will be held in London, Chusovitina stated that she had given this careful consideration and would probably continue to compete in the gymnastics arena.
Leave A Comment:
-
Business & Society
-
Consumer
-
Education
- CUG Offers One-stop Service For Students
- China To Provide Scholarships For SUNY Undergraduates
- China To Help Pay Tuition Fee And Loans For College Graduates Going West
- ME Invests CNY4.4 Billion To Speed Up Education In Middle And West China
- Johnson Controls Works With SIFE China To Help Build Future Business Leaders
-
Happenings
-
Health
-
Labor
- Staff Claim Compensation From Sony Ericsson In Beijing
- Macau Companies Rush To Sign Labor Contracts With Employees
- Multinational Companies Must Not Delay Establishment Of Trade Unions In China
- China Will Give High Priority To College Graduates' Employment
- Manufacturer Wins Right To Dismiss Trade Union Chief In China
-
Law & Order
-
Viewpoints
- Global Financial Woes May Impact Corporate Social Responsibility In China
- Harmonious Corporate Social Responsibility In China: More Prophesy Than Reality?
- Year Of The Rat Brings A Plague Upon Employers In China
- Incorporating Healthcare Into CSR Programs
- MBA Toolkit For CSR: Government Relations And Public Affairs


























