Thanasiree Group Public Company Limited is steadfastly advancing its role in corporate social responsibility (CSR) by participating in the grand charity walk-run event, Step with Dharma, for the 9th time. This event, organized by the Somdej Phra Yannasangworn Foundation under royal patronage, aims to raise funds for 19 underfunded hospitals across the country. The event will take place on Sunday, November 9, 2025, at the City Hall Plaza in Bangkok, with registration open for both walking and running categories, featuring distances of 5 kilometers and 10.5 kilometers, allowing participants to engage in exercise while contributing to charity. This year, over 520 participants have signed up, including homeowners, employees, media representatives, and business partners. Thanasiree Group is not only providing general support but, in collaboration with Anabuki Co., Ltd. and Lofis Co., Ltd. (a joint venture from Hong Kong), is covering the registration fees for 420 participants to ensure that specific target groups can join the event at no cost.

Mr. Sutthirak Sathienrapa, CEO of the company, stated:

“The ‘Step with Dharma’ event is another warm moment where everyone in the Thanasiree family—employees, homeowners, and partners—comes together to exercise and do good for society, aligning with the company’s CSR approach that aims for everyone to have strong physical and mental health while continuously sharing the power of giving with the community.”

The organizational philosophy reflected through this support is:

“Thanasiree Passion: Creating a lush and warm society in every rhythm of life.”

Choosing to participate in the 9th “Step with Dharma” event reaffirms the organization’s intention to look beyond mere financial performance and recognize the value of “caring for people” and “sharing power” with the community by promoting health and well-being alongside doing good for others.

The event also creates notable dimensions as follows:

  • A diverse gathering of people: Homeowners, employees, media, and business partners all step forward together.

  • Combining two goals: “Health” + “Sharing”—exercise is not just about being strong but serves as a medium for charity.

  • Targeted support: Focusing on 19 underfunded hospitals nationwide, emphasizing assistance for “underprivileged patients” and including remote areas.

In summary, the overall figures are as follows:

  • 19 hospitals = Target for funding essential medical supplies.

  • Over 520 participants = Demonstrating higher engagement.

  • 420 sponsored entries = Showing reduced barriers to participation.

  • 100 business partners = Indicating a broader collaborative network.

With Thanasiree Group's proactive role this time, it is not just a typical CSR activity but an “experience of uniting power” and “creating tangible results” in health, personnel, community, and organization. Organizations in this era that seek “measurable results” and “meaningful impact” can use this model as a prototype: Engage in activities that connect health + society + partner networks, with clear measurement and inspiring storytelling.