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QATAR: COCA COLA, BURGER KING HELP QATARI SPECIAL-NEEDS CHILDREN.(Brief Article)
IPR Strategic Business Information Database, March, 2000
The American companies, Coca Cola and Burger King, prepared free meals and other entertainment for 50 children who have special needs. The children, who were between the ages of 3-9, from al Shufalah center participated in this initiative, which included also gifts from the companies, a Raya daily reports.
Al Shufalah center was established under the sponsorship of Shiekha Muza Bint Naser al Masned. It is non-profitable charity organization that is funded by donations from leading firms. It aims to develop the cultural and educational abilities as well as the quality of life of special-needs children under age 18.
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