Corporate Social Responsibility Thailand
May 19, 2013
Ben-Hur returns profits to society to mark 34th anniversary
28 February 2012
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Ben-Hur, manufacturer of door locks, recently marked its 34th anniversary by donating to the Habitat for Humanity
BEN-HUR products Co., Ltd, the manufacturer and importer of door locks under the BEN-HUR and MIX brands, led by T-Tutt Jungkankul, managing director, recently held a CSR program to mark the company's 34th anniversary by donating BEN-HUR and Mix lock sets with the wording “You buy… we give”, worth Bt150,000 in total to the Habitat for Humanity Thailand.
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