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Henry Schein, Inc. Offers Help for Ukraine, Refugees

Henry Schein, Inc. 

In addition to its cash commitment, the company will provide $250,000 worth of product to humanitarian aid organizations, CEO and board chair Stanley Bergman announced on social media. (Photo: LinkedIn)
In addition to its cash commitment, the company will provide $250,000 worth of product to humanitarian aid organizations, CEO and board chair Stanley Bergman announced on social media. (Photo: LinkedIn) 

To assist the Ukrainian people, Henry Schein, Inc. is opening its 2022 Disaster Relief Fund through the Henry Schein Cares Foundation to help alleviate the unfolding humanitarian crisis. The company and foundation are supporting the fund with an initial $50,000 donation and will match “Team Schein Member” contributions up to $25,000.

In addition to its cash commitment, the company will provide $250,000 worth of product to humanitarian aid organizations, CEO and board chair Stanley Bergman announced on social media.

In addition to employees, anyone can donate by credit card through the Henry Schein Cares Foundation website at https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=hscarefn&id=1. Select “2022 Disaster Relief Fund” for the gift designation.
 
“We are committed to helping those innocent civilian families in the middle of armed conflict by supporting medical teams providing care to alleviate the suffering of those in and fleeing from Ukraine,” Bergman wrote. “Henry Schein…will support the Ukrainian people and refugees from this war with donations of products and other resources, working with our long-standing philanthropic humanitarian aid partners to move goods safely into the region.”

But the more lasting work required of people of goodwill, added Bergman, whose parents fled Nazi Germany in 1936, is a recommitment to promoting the values of a peaceful world. “This work is never truly done, as we are now painfully reminded,” he said, “but it is no less urgent if we are to avoid in this century the strife and sorrow visited upon Europe in the previous century.”

 

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