Last chance for community groups and schools to apply for $5000 grants

By Canon
Community contribution / July 17, 2015

Canon Oceania urges community groups and schools to be quick and apply for its 2015 environmental grants program before time runs out! Projects that have a positive impact on the environment are sought after as well as sustainable and innovative ideas that will benefit from Canon products.

Canon is offering five grants of $5,000 worth of Canon equipment, from digital compact and DSLR cameras, to binoculars ...

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Canon is the world’s leading imaging brand that actively inspires with imaginative ideas that enable people to connect, communicate and achieve more than they thought possible through imaging solutions for business and consumers. Canon’s Australian R&D company, CiSRA, develops and exports digital imaging technologies for use in Canon products worldwide. Canon has ranked among the top-five US patent recipients for the past 29 years, and had global revenues of more than US$37 billion in 2014. Canon Australia also operates Canon Finance Australia, which offers one-stop shopping for customers wanting leasing or finance services.

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Last chance for community groups and schools to apply for $5000 grants

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