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Family center in Ukraine to receive SSAB's Christmas gift

November 25, 2016 8:57 CET 6 min read

Since 2012, SSAB has chosen to make a donation to SOS Children’s Villages as a Christmas gift. This appreciated initiative continues and, like last year, the donation goes to a family center in Ukraine.

SSAB Europe, SSAB Special Steels, Tibnor, Merox, as well as the head office in Stockholm, are behind the Christmas gift to SOS Children’s Villages. The donation goes towards the running of a family center in Brovary outside Kiev. In the center, support is adapted to the needs of each family, and the aim is for children to grow up in a safe and loving environment. For more information, please visit the web site of SOS Children’s Villages.

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