Greenpeace and Chengdu-based environmental NGO Hengduan Mountain Research Society are jointly appealing to the Sichuan Provincial Government to immediately halt mining activities in high-risk areas of geological disasters and giant panda habitats.

In May, 2010 Peking University held their annual NGO Culture Festival, which allowed NGO organizations to exhibit themselves as well as encourage university students to volunteer for the charity businesses. As a charity organization, we always actively participate in exhibitions to make Care for Children known to more people.

The Marriott International hotel group has joined with Conservation International and the government of Pingwu County in Sichuan to help protect the main source of fresh for two billion people in Asia.

The entire management team members and staff of Kempinski Hotel Yinchuan made donations for victims of the Yushu earthquake to the Ningxia Committee of the Red Cross. At the donation ceremony Patrick Ritter, the general manager of the hotel, stated that caring for society's vulnerable groups and helping disaster areas are an important part of [...]

Zhang Guangrong, the vice governor of Qinghai province, has disclosed to local media that a special team has been set up in the province to monitor the use of relief funds donated for the Yushu earthquake.

Coca-Cola Greater China has pledged to provide lifelong financial support to the Chengdu Giant Panda Breeding Base for the care of two pandas that were reported to be the first pair of twin pandas born after the May 2008 Sichuan earthquake.

The China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation has granted the first batch of small funds for the post-disaster psycho-social programs of five organizations including Gansu Wenxian Post-disaster Rebuilding and Poverty Alleviation and Development Promotion Council, and the Doujiangyan Mother's Home.