Technology giant announced it will donate some of the proceeds from the RED project to the World Anti-Virus Fund • Want to donate? These are the products
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Apple announced on Wednesday that some proceeds from the sales of PRODUCT RED products will be transferred to a global fund to help fight the Corona virus. The RED project is a technology giant's project, with much of its proceeds (up to 50 percent) being spent on HIV war.
According to Apple, any income from a product sold from now until September 30 will also be transferred to the World Anti-Virus Fund. As part of the project, the company takes products from the existing line - such as iPhones, iPods, smart watches and covers - and produces them when painted red. Want to donate? You can see the full list on the company website .
In 2018, the company announced that it had raised more than $ 200 million in the project since the fight against AIDS, but did not specify how much money it was giving to charities as part of the sale. Since the outbreak of the Corona epidemic, Apple has taken several steps to help deal with the virus, including working with Google to develop a user tracking system.