More than 6 months have passed since Jony Ive announced that he was leaving Apple for good, the company in which he had grown up and had become the important figure of design that he is today. He is currently running the design company LoveForm, although as stated in his departure statement, will continue to work for Apple.
The latest news related to Ive was found in the Daily Mail, which created the campaign "Be an angel in the tree." This campaign is aimed at the gardening in UK schools And it already has four business figures who have each donated £ 100.000, with Ive being the last to join.
Thanks to the 400.000 pounds that have already been raised, 4.000 gardens can be created in schools throughout the country. In addition to Jony Ive, Richard Caring, Lord (Alan) Sugar and an anonymous businessman have contributed to this beautiful project by donating £ 100.000 each.
The reasons why I've He claims to have donated this figure to help create gardens in schools because they are "extremely good at learning and creating."
I love trees and over the years, I have climbed them, eaten their fruit, fallen from them, and planted as many as I could. Also, I love sitting in its shade. One of the fundamental ideas of the Apple Park design was the creation of acres of parks and orchards. Being able to contribute to a project so close to my heart is fabulous.
Between the interior area of Apple Park (exclusively for employees) and the areas surrounding it (open to the public), the Apple Park has more than 9.000 trees of more than 300 varieties, all of them native to the region. During the construction of Apple Park, Apple monopolized the entire stock of tree shops in virtually the entire state.
