| Royal Circuits Owner Makes $10K Donation to Local Schools | | Print | |
| Written by Mike Buetow | |||
| Friday, 20 April 2012 13:46 | |||
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HOLLISTER, CA -- The owner of printed circuit board fabricator Royal Circuits Solutions has donated $10,000 to the local schools. Milan Shah, president and owner of Royal Circuits, gave the funds to the San Benito County schools, saying in a press release, “One of the best things about owning a business is being able to give back to the community. I am very proud that our business has been successful enough to allow us to be able to do just that. I believe that great education is critical to our state's economic well-being and I look forward to being able to contribute more to that education system in the future." ----------------------------------------
霍利斯特,加利福尼亚 - 印刷电路板制作者皇家电路解决方案的所有者当地学校捐赠1万美元。
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