Online shopping store of Greece is a great place to buy as well as donate to charity. Doromu. com has come up with a new strategy under which it not only assists the consumers in buying the products right from their desktops but it also makes significant steps towards donating to the charities in the country.
Presently, Greece is going through the debt crisis. At such times, the site will do its bit to help the economy recover from the critical condition. A good time ahead with Christmas approaching will help the online store to rake in good sales.
Doromu is a private firm which has promised to donate a 10% of the earned amount to the charity organizations and promotion of Greek culture. The giant is pledged to support the Greek economy by the help of consumers.
Chris Kontos, a partner in the firm said that the company is not aimed at selling gift but the scope is rather deep. It is making efforts to promote Greek culture through these gifts. He further said that Greek lifestyle can be better introduced to people through gifts.
"We cannot say much about our future plans but we want to start a physical store that will embrace our Greek culture of `philotimo' and there will be a twist", added Kontos.
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