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Donated Money From College Student Volunteers' Work Clothes To Sichuan Disaster Area

2008/8/26 14:10:00 21

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Yesterday afternoon, several students from University of Science and Technology Beijing made final confirmation and statistics on the Olympic volunteer clothing sale.

Now, they have received more than ten Olympic volunteer work clothes, and will sell all the proceeds to purchase stationery and books for students in Sichuan.

The sale was launched by the rainbow bridge in University of Science and Technology Beijing in summer.

"The clothing of Olympic volunteers is not for sale, it has a certain collection value.

The charity bazaar can integrate the Olympic products into the hearts of the students in the disaster area at the same time.

This links the two most important events of China in 2008, and sets up a bridge between Beijing and Sichuan students with love.

In mid July, Bi Lubo, the regimental commander, had this idea.

In July 25th, the regiment posted a bulletin of "good luck Beijing and Olympic volunteers' clothes bazaar" in its Baidu space, introduced the activity process, called on volunteers to donate their work clothes, and guaranteed that all the proceeds from the sale were pferred to schools in disaster areas for stationery and books.

Subsequently, the service group volunteers in the Olympic Games took the lead in their commitment to donate their work clothes after the closing of the Olympic Games.

BIU Lu Bo donated a set of volunteer work clothes and other items.

After statistics, they received more than 10 volunteers' work clothes, mainly donated by members of the service group.

This activity has been positively responded by netizens, some people are willing to join the donation team, and others are willing to buy these things at a high price.

A netizen named Hao Ming is willing to buy the equipment of volunteers with the high price of "2008+ China Olympic gold medal number 10". The number of gold medals in China is 51, which is 2518 yuan.

Some netizens say that even if they can't buy anything, they are willing to donate money.

At present, the net friend has already booked 30 sets.

"The main problem now is that things are in short supply," he said. "We will publish every budget on the Internet and be supervised by netizens."

Two days later, Bi Lu Bo and the other 20 players will go to a middle school in Jiangyou, Sichuan to volunteer. "We want to share the Olympic Games with the children in the disaster area."

Other members will stay in Beijing and complete the bazaar in about a week.