ATLANTA — Two of Atlanta's best known companies are donating $1 million dollars each in cash and services to the relief effort in earthquake-crippled Haiti.
The donations are coming from UPS and Coca-Cola.
Atlanta-based shipping giant UPS said Wednesday the donation through its charitable arm, The UPS Foundation, consists of $500,000 in cash and up to $500,000 of services for the shipment of needed supplies.
The funds will be divided between various relief organizations, including the American Red Cross and UNICEF.
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Earlier Wednesday, automaker General Motors announced a $100,000 donation through its charitable arm to the relief effort.
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