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The Amazon Disaster Relief team started coordinating with international and local aid groups to identify relief needs for survivors. As relief workers on the ground are able to make these determinations, Amazon will activate its global, regional, and local logistics and product donation networks to get support where it is most needed. Amazon is already responding to a request from the High Atlas Foundation, a nonprofit in Morocco, to donate 4,000 emergency lights.In addition to meeting ongoing product needs, Amazon also announced cash donations to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC); United Nations International Organization for Migration (IOM); Banque Alimentaire, and the High Atlas Foundation.Amazon has also activated an employee-giving campaign to allow Amazon employees from across the world to donate to relief efforts.The Amazon Web Services (AWS) Disaster Response team is helping to create a map of the impacted region in Morocco to assist in post-earthquake rescue efforts with Development Seed, an organization focused on using geospatial tools to make a positive impact on communities globally. The AWS Disaster Response team is funding professional mappers that will dedicate their time and expertise to mapping the earthquake-affected areas in Morocco on OpenStreetMap (OSM), and engaging Amazon employee volunteers to assist.

To support immediate relief efforts, the American Express Foundation is donating $125,000 to the American Red Cross to help the Global Red Cross and Red Crescent network’s response, including health services, access to clean water, shelter, food and other relief items. This is in addition to $125,000 for the International Medical Corps which is responding to urgent relief needs on the ground by providing critical health and mental health services, as well as vital medical supplies.The American Express Foundation is also matching colleague contributions toward disaster relief through the American Express Match program.

AstraZeneca has pledged over $1 million USD to support immediate humanitarian relief efforts with leading global non-profit humanitarian partners and through matching of employee donations.

From Sept. 9, 2023 through Oct. 9, 2023, AT&T is offering customers unlimited long distance calling and unlimited SMS texting to and from the U.S. and Morocco. This offer is valid for all consumer and business AT&T Postpaid & PREPAID wireless customers, and consumer VoIP and landline customers.During this period, AT&T is also waiving international roaming charges in Morocco. This includes all AT&T Postpaid customers.

Beiersdorf AG has initiated a €500,000 (533,450 USD) immediate aid donation to the German Red Cross.

Bell is waiving fees for long-distance calls made from home phones and post-paid mobility services, as well as text message fees from Canada to Morocco. This initiative, effective immediately, will run from September 9 to 19, 2023, and will be applied automatically to customers’ accounts.

Berber Leather will donate 20% of profits made in September to the Red Cross to aid those affected by the devastating earthquake in Morocco.

Binance Charity will airdrop up to $3 million in BNB to Binance users residing in areas affected by the recent earthquake in Morocco.

Boeing made a $300,000 donation from the Boeing Charitable Trust to assist with Moroccan earthquake recovery and relief efforts. The company also pledged to match dollar-for-dollar monetary donations from Boeing employees who contribute to the cause, extending the reach of assistance provided to the Moroccan people. $150,000 will go to the American Red Cross, in partnership with the global Red Cross and Red Crescent network, for shelter, food, health and mental health services and other relief such as hygiene kits, basic necessities and welfare information. Another $150,000 will go to CARE International for emergency water, food and medical support for survivors.

CIBC will be donating $50,000 through the CIBC Foundation Morocco Earthquake Relief Fund to provide humanitarian aid to the people of Morocco.

Citi Foundation is pledging $100,000 to the American Red Cross to support the emergency relief efforts.

Coca-Cola has committed $1.4 million to relief efforts in Morocco following the recent earthquake. The Coca-Cola Foundation has also donated $1 million to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC), and $200,000 from a previously approved grant to CARE was deployed to support relief efforts in the affected regions.

Danone, in collaboration with its local subsidiary Centrale Danone, the Foundation Mohamed V, El Baraka Angels, and local authorities, has committed to a first donation of one million dairy and cheese products.

EcoFlow is donating a range of solar generators to the earthquake-affected area in Morocco, contributing to ongoing efforts in rescue, recovery, and rebuilding.

Festo will contribute to the relief operations and donate €100,000 ($106,805) to the humanitarian organization "Médecins Sans Frontières/ Doctors without Borders". The donation will go directly to the organization's emergency fund and will be used for emergency relief for floods in Greece and Libya, as well as the powerful earthquake in Morocco.

FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation announced the donation of medical equipment worth 80 million yen (Approximately USD 540,000) for the people affected by the earthquake in Morocco and the flooding in Libya. Medical equipment, including portable X-ray systems, will be provided to the ministries of health in both countries.

The GE Foundation made a donation of US$100,000 to provide immediate relief to Morocco. The donation will fund international humanitarian agency CARE to support local relief efforts, providing survivors with meals, safe water, emergency shelter, basic healthcare and clothing. In addition to the organization’s donation, GE employees can support relief efforts through its Matching Gifts Program.

To help people in Morocco and Libya, the black ribbon icon on the landing page of Google Search links to SOS alerts on Search and Maps in Arabic, French & English, directing those affected by the earthquakes and floods, and their loved ones, to much needed useful information which we continue to update with authoritative sources. Additionally, Google is making sure that emergency numbers and blood donation centers where available are listed as ‘open/available’ on Google Maps.Google employees are donating to NGOs conducting relief efforts in the areas impacted by the earthquakes and floods. Google.org will match employee donations through our gift match program, and grant additional support to organizations providing recovery efforts in Morocco and Libya.

The H&M Foundation will donate US $250,000 to support the Red Cross Red Crescent’s relief efforts in Morocco.

Hyundai Motor Group has announced a USD 500,000 contribution to aid Morocco in recovery efforts. The donation will be made to the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) through the Korean Red Cross.In addition to the financial contribution, Hyundai Motor Company Middle East and Africa Headquarters, in cooperation with its Moroccan distributor, is providing transportation for government-led initiatives for school supplies, provision of psychotherapists, and blood donations. Hyundai is also offering discounts on damaged vehicle parts and free inspections.In cooperation with its Moroccan distributor, Kia Middle East and Africa FZE will also donate ambulance vehicles to the Moroccan government and offer support vehicles for local NGOs.

Inditex, the parent company of Zara, is donating € 3 million (US $ 3.2 million) to Spain’s Red Cross in support of the Red Crescent’s humanitarian relief efforts in the earthquake-stricken areas. The Spanish fashion conglomerate’s contribution is earmarked for addressing the basic needs of those affected, particularly in Al Hauz, Marrakech, Taroudant, Chichaoua, and Ouarzazate.Inditex has also reached out to humanitarian organisations operating in the region, offering clothing, footwear, and home products to aid those in need.

Johnson & Johnson is donating $1,000,000 to its trusted international partners who are already active on the ground. The company also started a matching gift program for donations from employees.

Jotun has donated NOK 1 mill ($94,000) to the Red Cross/Red Crescent for emergency aid in Morocco.

JPMorgan Chase is making a $200,000 commitment to support programs that are working to meet critical needs in the aftermath of the earthquake. The firm has also launched a matching campaign and will match employee donations dollar-for-dollar to select organizations.

Kaplan will be supporting The Red Cross’ appeal to assist with humanitarian aid in Morocco and we will also be fund-matching donations made through its site.

L'Oréal Group is donating 600,000 Euros (640,260 USD) to local and international NGO's working in their region to support emergency relief, longer-term efforts, and provide health and hygiene products to those in need.

Mastercard will donate USD $500,000 to its global partner High Atlas Foundation, a non-profit organization that promotes community-designed initiatives for sustainable agriculture, women’s and youth empowerment, education, health, and capacity-building in Morocco. High Atlas will provide for short-term as well as long-term recovery for the people in need.

Novartis pledged a donation of USD 1 million and is currently working with its non-profit partners.Additionally, Novartis has initiated an employee donation campaign with non-profit partners, and will match the funds contributed by employees. The company is also working in coordination with local health authorities to prepare and provide vital medicines to patients with urgent needs and is locally offering paid hours to associates volunteering to those in need.

Rockwell Automation has made a $20,000 donation to the Red Cross to support relief efforts following the earthquake in Morocco. The company will also match employee donations.

Rogers will temporarily waive long-distance call and SMS charges for its Rogers, Fido, and chatr customers to Morocco until September 19, 2023.In a bid to further aid the relief efforts, Canadians can donate $5 to the Canadian Red Cross Morocco Earthquake Appeal by texting ‘ROGERS’ to 20222 (for English speakers) or 30333 (for French speakers). Rogers has committed to matching all donations up to $50,000 until the end of September.

Siemens is donating €1 million ($1,067,100) in immediate humanitarian aid to assist those affected by the recent Morocco earthquake and flooding in Libya. Additionally, the company will match employees.

The Starbucks Foundation and Alshaya Group have committed to an initial combined donation of $200,000 to support impacted communities and relief efforts.Support will go towards organizations including World Central Kitchen, which is supporting emergency meal distribution in impacted communities and for first responders. The Starbucks Foundation and Alshaya Group will also support additional non-profit organizations providing first aid, water, emergency shelter and other assistance.

TD has made donations to the Canadian Red Cross, Doctors Without Borders (MSF), and Global Medic. TD will also be accepting donations on behalf of the Canadian Red Cross for the Morocco Earthquake Appeal and Libya Floods Appeal at its branches, and through EasyLine and EasyWeb from September 13 to October 4, 2023.

Telus is waiving long-distance mobile, home phone, texting, and roaming fees for both Telus and Koodo customers to Morocco until September 30.Additionally, Telus Health has set up a free community crisis hotline, available 24/7, offering professional emotional support and referrals to community resources. The Telus Friendly Future Foundation has initiated a text-to-donate campaign, urging Canadians to text ‘DONATE’ to 41010, contributing $20 towards Canadian registered charities aiding earthquake relief in Morocco.

UScellular is offering customers free calls to Morocco from the United States. From September 10 through October 10, any outbound calls made to Morocco will have no international dialing rates applied.

Virgin Mobile is making all calls to Morocco free until September 15.

X-FAB is supporting local relief efforts and donated EUR 10,000 (USD 10,679) to UNICEF, the United Nation’s Children’s Fund.

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