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Goldman Sachs continued its relationship this year with the Mveledzandivho Primary School, a 12-classroom school in the township of Soweto, accommodating 700 students aged 5-14.
Goldman Sachs volunteers renovated the school's cafeteria, replanted five gardens, installed irrigation systems, laid a 30-meter path and hosted a party for the students. Since 2000, our efforts have also included revamping other school facilities and hosting school-wide feasts and educational events.
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Volunteers from Goldman Sachs Tokyo provided mentorship and support to women from Saya Saya, a nonprofit organization that aids survivors of domestic violence.
The day-long professional skills workshop enabled participants to build the basic knowledge, resources and confidence essential for them to achieve financial independence.
This program continued a series of initiatives to assist low-income individuals seeking professional jobs, including the Dress for Success suit drives in our New York and London offices.
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Since 2001, Goldman Sachs New York has worked with Mentoring USA (MUSA), a nonprofit organization that provides structured, one-to-one mentoring in New York City to particularly “at risk” populations.
Our volunteers mentor children in MUSA's foster care initiative, providing children and teenagers in foster care with a positive and supportive human connection that is too often missing from their lives.
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