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UPS aids tsunami relief effort

14 Jan 2005 - by Staff reporter
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UPS aids tsunami relief effort
UPS will provide US$3 million (R18m) in aid to those areas devastated by the tsunamis across South East Asia. The company is donating $2.5 million (R15m) in
in-kind services, $400 000 (R2.4m) in cash grants to relief organisations and up to $100 000 (R600 000) in employee-matching contributions.

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