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In 2010 Henkel supports 45 children projects which improve the education and further development of young people. One example is a project in Kenia where a Henkel retiree is engaged in. In one of the country’s poorest regions, a rural area near the city Nakuru, she supports the extension of a preschool. It provides 75 children with education in their early childhood. Henkel’s donation of several thousands of euros is for example used to furnish classrooms.
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In 2010 Henkel supports 45 children projects which improve the education and further development of young people. One example is a project in Kenia where a Henkel retiree is engaged in. In one of the country’s poorest regions, a rural area near the city Nakuru, she supports the extension of a preschool. It provides 75 children with education in their early childhood. Henkel’s donation of several thousands of euros is for example used to furnish classrooms.
