
Gao YongzhongAssistant Manager Administration Dept.
Zhao HongLanAssistant Manager
General Affairs & Human Resources Dept.
Mazda Motor (China) (MCO) and FAW Mazda Motor Sales (FMSC) executes various social contribution activities in China.
MCO executes social contributions by helping nurture the next-generation human resources as "good corporate citizens" who can contribute to the revitalization of the local economy and industries in China, and by enhancing public awareness of traffic safety. FMSC assists customers in improving safe driving techniques, and its employees and management are actively engaged in voluntary activities to raise funds for disaster relief.
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To discover young people with a talent for hosting TV programs and to increase awareness and encourage a sense of responsibility regarding traffic safety by adopting traffic safety as a theme
MCO has sponsored the Mazda Cup Shanghai Youth TV Program Hosting Contest since 2009. At the contest, participants make a speech on the topic of "Traffic safety".
The champions both in the junior high school and high school divisions were chosen in a final competition in December 2011 after two months of first- and second-round screening.
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To develop an awareness of traffic safety
FMSC holds safe-driving schools to secure the safety of both drivers and other people by supporting Mazda vehicle owners to improve their driving skill and knowledge for emergency cases.
FMSC held the safe-driving schools, targeted to Mazda vehicle owners at 16 places in China from May through October (about 400 persons participated in total)
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To support the economically disadvantaged children
FMSC has supported economically disadvantaged children in Rong An Xiang elementary school in Sichuan by donating winter clothes for children so that they can spend the winter warmly.
FMSC donated to the school 30 boxes of winter clothes (about 650 clothes) and three boxes of books, etc. in October 2011.



Overseas activities primarily covers the period from January 2011 through December 2011, although some activities after January 2012 are included.