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Tanatex Chemicals to run Dutch Dam to Dam marathon for charity
The producer of innovative textile processing solutions from the Netherlands hopes to raise at least EUR 2,500 for Michael-Wings foundation.
4th September 2015
Innovation in Textiles
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Tanatex Chemicals will run the famous Dam to Dam, the biggest running event in the Netherlands, for charity on 20 September 2015, with a total of 19 runners.
The producer of innovative textile processing solutions from the Netherlands hopes to raise at least EUR 2,500 for Michael-Wings, a foundation that contributes to the realization of internet to bed on pediatric wards of hospitals and care centres in the Netherlands.
Michael-Wings foundation
“We have chosen this charity because one of our runners has benefited from the facilities of Michael-Wings. It boosts all participants to run faster and cross the finish line,” explained CEO Marco de Koning.
Michael-Wings was chosen by one of the runners, whose son got seriously ill in 2008. His son spent three weeks in hospital, where he was able to stay in touch with family in friends. “An 11-year old child does not read books all day. Thanks to a laptop and internet connection, he was able to chat and skype with his friends. It was a great way to forget his illness for a while. He felt like a child again, not just a patient, something you would wish for every ill child,” added Marco de Koning.
Tanatex Chemicals
Tanatex Chemicals develops innovative textile processing solutions, ranging from pre-treatment to finishing. The state of the art products are based on trends and demands in today’s technical textiles and carpet processing industry.
Through a worldwide network of offices, agencies and distributors, Tanatex Chemicals supplies its customers with wet processing products and provides technical service.
For over 50 years, the company has been providing customers and partners with competitive advantages and fit-for-purpose chemical solutions, whilst meeting international standards regarding quality, health, environment and safety.
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