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Gucci donates $500,000 to UNICEF to help supply COVID vaccines – MSN UK
Luxury brand Gucci, owned by French group Kering, will give at least $500,000 (371,333 pounds) to UNICEF to help supply and distribute COVID-19 vaccines to vulnerable…
By Reuters Staff
MILAN (Reuters) – Luxury brand Gucci, owned by French group Kering, will give at least $500,000 (371,333 pounds) to UNICEF to help supply and distribute COVID-19 vaccines to vulnerable people around the world, it said on Friday.
In addition to the $500,000 donation, Gucci said it would match money raised for the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) by up to $100,000, and invited its followers to donate through the platform gucci.benevity.org/community between Dec. 5 and 26.
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