Corporate Social Responsibility Thailand
May 19, 2013
Green volunteers @ Central Pinklao
10 August 2012
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Dunlop Tire (Thailand) recently organized "Do Good Volunteers for Society" to bring smiles to those less privileged.
Dunlop Tire (Thailand) Co., Ltd. led by members of the management team and their business partners, jointly organized the activity “Do Good Volunteers for Society”. The activities included writing Braille for the Foundation for The Blind, making educational equipment for the Thai Volunteer Service, making belts for rehabilitation of patients, etc. All activities were aimed to promote good activities to society. The event was held at Central Pinklao recently.
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