Supalai Public Company Limited continues its mission of goodness through the 'Pan Rak' activity in its second year, inviting residents and employees to donate usable items to support construction workers and their families, alleviating their financial burdens while promoting resource efficiency. Over the past two years, this initiative has successfully reduced greenhouse gas emissions by more than 48,500 kgCO₂ eq., equivalent to planting over 3,221 trees.

Mr. Traitecha Tangmattatham, Managing Director of Supalai Public Company Limited, shared the impact of this initiative, stating, "'Pan Rak' is not just about passing on good items to one another; it embodies the spirit of sharing that provides encouragement in the way society needs today. It also serves as a means to reduce environmental impact. Last year, we received a positive response from residents and employees who contributed essential items for construction workers and their families. This not only helps manage unused items at home but also creates real benefits for others."

In the latest year, 2025, we organized the 'Pan Rak Year 2' event at the Supalai Grand Ville Maekorn-Chiang Rai project, inviting residents and employees to actively share their kindness by donating clothing, shoes, bags, daily necessities, and toys for children, benefiting over 100 households of construction workers. This not only boosts the morale of those dedicated to building quality homes for Supalai but also helps reduce greenhouse gas emissions and promotes resource efficiency.

Currently, the total weight of items collected from the 'Pan Rak' activity in 2025 has exceeded 12,000 kilograms of carbon, contributing to a total reduction of greenhouse gas emissions of 48,500 kgCO₂ eq. over the two years from 2024 to 2025, equivalent to planting over 3,221 trees. Additionally, this initiative has helped save an average of 1,000 baht per worker, reaching over 2,000 individuals nationwide, all while fostering smiles and a warm atmosphere during each event.

Supalai remains committed to organizing the 'Pan Rak' activity in various locations across the country, aiming to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 100,000 kilograms of carbon, connecting care to construction workers and their families. Every item shared is not just a necessity but a small force contributing to building a better society and community for everyone.