Westfield, Apple raise money for NZ schools
updated 12:20 pm EST, Mon March 31, 2003
Westfield and Apple today announced that they have partnered to provide over $500,000 worth of computers, and associated educational equipment to New Zealand primary and intermediate schools. The new offers points for each purchase from any retailer in the nine (9) Westfield branded shopping centres. At the end of the campaign, the top ten schools with the most points per student at each centre will receive computers and other electronic equipment such as digital cameras. Westfield has fun the campaign for over 2 years, providing over $3 million in computers. The new campaign will run from May 1st to July 14.



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Westfield & Apple Stores
I work in the mall were the Saint Louis Apple Store is located. Westfield owns that mall (and almost every mall in my city) and would really like to see them (the mall) provide airport access through out the mall.
I work in an anchor department store, at the opposite end of where Apple Store is located, and often wished I could gain access to the Internet when on dinner breaks.
I've seen many people with laptops (Mac & PC) who would benefit from the access---even if Westfield charged...they'd make their investment back in no time..
Christopher Powers