The Library Project Builds Its 500th Library with ClarkMorgan

Shanghai, China, October 30, 2011 --(PR.com)-- ClarkMorgan Corporate Training and the Spanish Chamber of Commerce have helped The Library Project build its 500th library. Since 2006 The Library Project has been donating Chinese language children's books to under financed schools and orphanages, of which 80% are new books and 20% are used books. ClarkMorgan has been supporting in the collection of pre-loved books since 2009 and has helped to build over 18 school libraries across China.

In 2010 The Library Project collected over 50,000 children’s books through their National Book Collection Campaign. The campaign took place at elementary schools, high schools, corporate conferences, companies and in local communities and were conducted by a number of firms, including CitiBank offices and banks, Aston Schools, Hyatt Hotels, Peninsula Hotels, Sanofi-Aventis, and PFW. According to The Library Projects 2010 Annual Report, ClarkMorgan Corporate Training also collected more than 5,000 children's books at our monthly demonstration events around the country.

"We run 48 free training events for the human resource community across China," said Marketing Director, Morry Morgan. "By teaming up with The Library Project we created a true win-win-win, since most of our attendees are mothers with children who have outgrown books."

ClarkMorgan Corporate Training was awarded Training Firm of the Year in 2007 and 2008, much for its CSR projects around China.

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