Blog : Sustainability News

On November 9 and 12, 2017, CSR MONO GROUP and Thailand Association of the Blind led a team of volunteers from Mono Group, including executives, employees, and fortune tellers of Mono Astro Company Limited under Mono Group, along with volunteer net work accompanied more than 200 visually impaired people through “Experience Phra Sumeru”, an exhibition  where people with visual impairments can touch the replica of the Royal Crematorium of HM the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej at Sanam Luang. Moreover, volunteers closely described the details of the Royal Crematorium to the people with visual impairments which created friendly relationship and happiness for both sides as this was to do good things to follow HM the late King Bhumibol Adulyadej’s footsteps.

Ms. Kanyapat Suksaman, Assistance Vice President of Publishing Business of Mono Generation Company Limited and Mr. Jeerawut Kaewmanee, editor of “GEEK BOOK” under Mono Group, attended the new book launch event of “Organic Smile” and took pictures with Ms. Supattra Mansawaeng, the photographer.   Several celebrities’ smiles were in the book, including Aom – Sushar Manaying, Mild – Lapassalan Jiravechsoontornkul, Baitoei – Suwapit Triponworakit, Meiko – Chonnikan Netjui, and Kookkik – Kornkamon Charoenchai. The income after deduction of expenses will be donated to Operation Smile Thailand to support free surgeries to repair cleft lip and cleft palate for children. The event took place at Open House Co-Living Space on the sixth floor of Central Embassy.  

Mr. Kittisak Pukcharoen, Senior Manager of CSR and Internal Communication Department, represented on behalf of  MONO29’s Executives, the digital TV channel under Mono Broadcast Co., Ltd., a subsidiary of MONO GROUP, and Mr. Pracha Assawaniwas, Vice President of Revenue Affairs and the chairman of BCC Chongkho Run 2017 by Bangkok Christian College Alumni Association, participated in a press conference as the sponsors of “BCC Chongkho Run 2017”, an activity to raise money for the teachers’ retirement fund. The event took place at Theater Hall, 10^th floor of John A. Eakin Building.

On October 11-13, 2017, Mr. Kittisak Pukcharoen, Senior Manager of CSR Department, led a team of volunteers from Mono Group in a CSR project, “Tum-dai Tum-dee: Pee ja…Nu Raw Yu” to Pangong Village to donate water tanks and build the tank base.  Learning corner was created as well as playground equipment was repainted. Children and villagers of Pangong were given food and candies as well as blankets, clothes, and household equipment. Pangong is an area under the Royal Hill Tribe Development Project in Mae Hong Son Province.

The activity was conducted in remembrance of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulydej and in expression of the effort to improve the society and the environment in all areas which will lead to a sustainable happiness in the future.

As the representative of MONO29 Digital TV, Mr. Kittisak Pukcharoen, Senior Manager of CSR Department of Mono Technology Co., Ltd., donated cash of 300,000 Baht to help flood victims in a fundraising event “Civil-State Unity Under His Graciousness” held by the government, the Prime Minister’s Office. Mrs. Hirunya Suchinai, Secretary General of the Board of Investment, was the representative to receive the donation. The fundraising was live broadcasted so that every sector could take part in helping the flood victims. On this occasion, General Prayuth Chan-ocha – the Prime Minister presided over the event at Santimaitree Building at the Government House.

Mr. Piti Chaturaphat, Assistant Vice President – MONO29 of Mono Broadcast Company Limited under Mono Group, attended the opening ceremony of “CIPIT Court Young Ambassador Award” as Mono Group was one of the project supporters. The event took place at Trachu Meeting Room on the sixth floor of CIPIT Building.

Mr. Kittisak Pookcharoen, Senior Manager of CSR Department of Mono Group, attended the ceremony of donating 29 bookcases with a total of 174,000 Baht in “The Bookcase Donation Project” under the Foundation For Children. In order to give children the opportunity to read good quality books and encourage the community to broaden educational opportunities respectively. The project had chosen 29 children from 6 schools in 5 provinces to receive the bookcases.