Nu Skin Canada employees raised awareness of the Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) disease and provided comfort to affected families as they hosted their annual Good Butterfly Day event at the Cambridge Butterfly Conservatory.

Nu Skin and its employees partnered with United Way of Utah County and local schools to assemble and donate 10,000 back-to-school kits and more than 200 learning kits for children’s summer programs. Employees also beautified nearby streets by planting shrubbery and painting kiosks.

All of Nu Skin EMEA’s region joined forces to run, walk or bike and donate money for every mile to a nonprofit organization.

Employees in Belgium donated items such as strollers, baby chairs, sheets, pillows, blankets, hygiene products, towels and school materials to Moeders voor Moeders, a nonprofit organization focusing on children in need.

Nu Skin Denmark employees provided painting sessions and arranged sporting events for children. The employees also provided some extra fun as they helped with the hospital’s happy clown project.

Nu Skin Hungary employees collected toys, food, money and gifts for children with disabilities.

Employees of Nu Skin Netherlands gathered toys and delivered them to Eastern European orphanages.

Employees collected and assembled 200 food packages for children and families in need.

Nu Skin Netherlands employees collected and donated clothes and toys to the Szekelyhid Orphanage of the Saint Francis Foundation and Fundatia Casa Copilului de Tineretului Kajanto Maria.

Nu Skin Russia employees spent the day at the Khotkovo boarding school. Employees cleaned up the school grounds by mowing lawns, planting trees and painting curbs.

Nu Skin South Africa hosted a charity event, “Kids Haven’s Got Talent,” for the Kids Haven orphanage, which cares for more than 150 orphans. All proceeds from ticket sales were donated to the orphanage. The event consisted of performances by the children at the orphanage, a motivational success story from a former orphan from Kids Haven, and an art auction.

Throughout the month of June, employees participated in a bottle recycling activity to improve the environment for children. The bottles collected will be reprocessed into other products that will benefit children.

More than 100 Nu Skin employees, sales leaders and other volunteers spent the day at the Eden Foundation reading and spending time with mentally disabled children.

Employees and sales leaders in Japan created more than 2,000 stationery sets as part of the Kits for Kids project and delivered them to elementary schools affected by the Great East Japan Earthquake. The stationery sets were delivered to childrenby Second Harvest Japan.

Forty Nu Skin Korea employees assembled nearly 2,000 feminine hygiene boxes for underprivileged teenage girls.

Employees from Nu Skin Indonesia assembled and donated 250 school kits for kindergarten students in need. Employees also worked with the Aksi Cepat Tanggap (ACT) charity organization to provide 1,250 meal packages through the Food Truck for Humanity program. The meals were distributed to orphans and children from poor families.

Employees in Malaysia brought children from IJNF and Gleneagles hospitals to Petrosains KLCC, a science discovery center, and spent the day learning about science and technology in an interactive way.

Employees from the Philippines donated school supplies to the CHILD Foundation, which helps children living in poverty. Employees also spent the day with the children playing games, providing entertainment and eating lunch.

Sales leaders and employees from Nu Skin Singapore donated 500 bags filled with stationery, toys, food and water to the KK Women and Children Hospital.

For the fifth year, employees and sales leaders from Nu Skin Thailand helped more than 50 children with heart problems create art therapy projects, such as hand puppets.

Nu Skin Vietnam employees delivered gifts to 100 children who are in the hospital due to heart diseases and other illnesses.