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Instance |
Region |
| Safety and Health |
Thermos K.K. donated frying pans to a children’s cafeteria* in Iwate Prefecture.
*A children’s cafeteria is a community-based cafeteria that provides children and their families with free or low-cost nutritious meals. |
Japan |
| Thermos K.K. donated THERMOS frying pans and Shuttle Chef® vacuum-insulated cooking pots to a children’s cafeteria in Niigata Prefecture. |
Japan |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe joined the “Ningún niño sin sus RRMM” solidarity campaign, in collaboration with Fundación FDI and Fundación Aladina, to bring gifts to children undergoing cancer and leukemia treatment. |
Spain |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe made a donation through the purchase of Tupperware products, supporting a campaign to eradicate breast cancer. |
Spain |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported the “Carrera niños” race, which helps children overcome cancer. |
Spain |
| Employees of Nippon Sanso in Europe donated to Niño Jesús Hospital to help furnish hospital rooms for children with cancer. |
Spain |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported an event celebrating the 50th anniversary of Pulido Valente Hospital. |
Spain |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported Música en vena, a nonprofit organization that invites small orchestras into hospitals to perform for patients, including children with cancer. |
Spain |
| On February 14, International Congenital Heart Disease Day, Nippon Sanso in Europe provided support to a nonprofit foundation that assists children and adults with congenital heart disease and their families. |
Spain |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe provided helium and balloons at the “A Hospital as a Friend” event. |
Italy |
| Employees of Nippon Sanso in Europe in the Nordic region took part in a campaign promoting cancer research, prevention, and patient support. The company also contributed an amount equal to the donations collected. |
Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Belgium, and the Netherlands |
| Employees of Nippon Sanso in Europe took part in a running event. The company also donated, in proportion to the distance run by the event participants, to Brustkrebs Deutschland e.V., a nonprofit organization dedicated to breast cancer prevention, early detection, patient awareness, and patient support. |
Denmark |
| Employees of Nippon Sanso in Europe joined a workshop and made bracelets for a cancer association in support of a campaign to fight cancer. |
Norway |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported Danish Hospital Clowns, a community service organization serving people who are ill. |
Denmark |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supports the Children’s Cancer Foundation, the only organization in Denmark dedicated exclusively to childhood cancer support and activities. |
Denmark |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported a donation event hosted by the ULSLO Rehabilitation Nurses Center. |
Portugal |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe donated to the Technical Aid Bank, an integrated palliative care service. |
Portugal |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported a charity event held every March by a charitable organization dedicated to men’s health, prostate cancer research, and patient support. |
United Kingdom |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported Spieren voor Spieren, a charitable organization conducting research to fight muscular diseases in children. |
Netherlands |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported a fundraising campaign held in the northern region for the fight against cancer, and the donations collected went to a local organization working on cancer measures. |
Belgium |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe conducted a fundraising campaign for employees, and the donations provided emotional, practical, and financial support to children with serious illnesses and their families. |
Germany |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported a holiday camp that welcomes children with serious and chronic illnesses free of charge. |
Italy |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe volunteered at a hospital event held by OBM ETS, a nonprofit organization that supports children’s hospitals, and donated helium and balloons. |
Italy |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported children affected by Hanefeld syndrome and raised funds to advance research. |
Italy |
| As a Christmas campaign, Nippon Sanso in Europe donated toys to hospitals, collecting, packing, and delivering the toys. |
Italy |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe donated debit card readers to public medical institutions. |
Portugal |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe donated valves to local medical institutions. |
Portugal |
| Employees at Nippon Sanso Matheson sites worked while wearing pink items, inspired by the pink ribbon that symbolizes global Breast Cancer Awareness Month, deepening understanding of breast cancer and expressing their support for cancer patients. |
United States |
| Nippon Sanso Matheson participated in the “WAM! Wear Red” event to raise awareness of heart health. |
United States |
| Nippon Sanso Matheson donated to the “Sammy’s Superheroes” charity event, which supports the fight against cancer. |
United States |
| Nippon Sanso Matheson conducted a fundraising campaign through the nonprofit organization Unite for HER (UFH) to support people affected by breast and ovarian cancer. |
United States |
| Nippon Sanso Matheson donated to The CHEMO Bag, an organization that delivers “Bag of Hope” care bags to people undergoing chemotherapy. |
United States |
| Nippon Sanso Matheson raised awareness of and shared information about the symptoms of stroke through a stroke awareness event. |
United States |
| Coregas employees participated in a cycling event aimed at supporting patients with multiple sclerosis. |
Australia |
| Coregas worked with hospitals to provide oxygen free of charge so that patients could attend a famous artist's concert. |
Australia |
| Coregas raised funds to support cancer research and prevention programs. |
Australia |
| Nippon Sanso Vietnam conducted a blood donation campaign to save lives and address blood shortages. |
Vietnam |
| Working with the Philippine Red Cross, Nippon Sanso Ingasco held a blood donation drive at its Tanauan Plant. |
Philippines |
| Nippon Sanso Ingasco carried out medical support activities that provide basic healthcare services for free to children, adults and the elderly. |
Philippines |
| Employees of Nippon Sanso (Yangzhou) Electronic Materials Co., Ltd. visited the local community as volunteer representatives and raised awareness to spread knowledge about fire prevention among residents. |
China |
| Employees of Nippon Sanso Thailand participated in a blood donation drive hosted by the Thai Red Cross Society. |
Australia |
| Supagas supports Tour de Cure, whose mission is to “create a world without cancer,” and contributes to research projects that improve treatment for cancer patients. |
Australia |
| Supagas helps raise funds for a hospital foundation and supports sick children in receiving world-class medical care. |
Austrlia |
| Supagas has entered into a sponsorship agreement with a children’s hospital foundation and contributes to funding for children’s hospitals and to emergency medical care for seriously ill and injured children. |
Australia |
| Supagas took part in fundraising for a children’s rehabilitation unit and supported children with conditions such as brain injuries and cerebral palsy. |
Australia |
| Environmental Conservation |
Thermos K.K. participated in “Tokyo Greenship Action 2025,” a natural environment conservation initiative carried out jointly by the Tokyo metropolitan government, nonprofit organizations , and companies, and conducted activities to preserve Satoyama*.
*Satoyama is a natural environment that has been maintained through human intervention. |
Japan |
| Thermos K.K. sponsored Fuji Rock Festival 2025,” a rock music festival held in Niigata Prefecture. Water refill spots was set up by the company could be used free of charge by visitors who brought their own bottles. We also supported a charity campaign that donated part of the participation fees to the “Fuji Rock Forest” initiative. |
Japan |
| Nippon Sanso Corporation sponsored “Wonderia Yokohama Supported by Umios,” a digital experience where visitors can obtain information about the environment and living creatures. |
Japan |
| Thermos K.K. held an event at a match of the Kawasaki Frontale, proffesional soccer team, for which it is an official partner, and conducted environmentally conscious initiatives such as a collection service for used stainless steel vacuum-insulated bottles and a prize drawing for participants who brought their own bottles. |
Japan |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported a music festival held in the center of Olen. The event incorporated measures to reduce environmental impact, and the proceeds went back to community activities, including those of local clubs and organizations. |
Belgium |
| Nippon Sanso India held a tree-planting activity at its air separation unit and integrated filling station in Pune to celebrate World Environment Day. |
India |
| Nippon Sanso Ingasco planted native tree seedlings in Antipolo, Rizal Province, aiming to restore the ecosystem of local forests. |
Philippines |
| Nippon Sanso Ingasco implemented the “NSI Tree Planting Program” to restore forests, raise environmental awareness, and promote employee volunteer activities. |
Philippines |
| Nippon Sanso Thailand donated used plastic bottles to the Green Road Project, an initiative that collects and recycles waste plastic and upcycles it into products for use at public facilities. |
Thailand |
| Nippon Sanso Thailand participated in “Beautiful Canal, Clear Water,” an initiative carried out jointly by local governments, companies, and residents to beautify canals and waterways and improve water quality, planting trees along the waterways and donating a solar-powered aeration device for water purification. |
Thailand |
| Employees of Nippon Sanso Thailand joined the local community on August 8, 2025, Mother’s Day, to carry out a tree-planting activity. |
Thailand |
| Nippon Sanso Thailand supported activities of the Royal Forest Department to construct a sediment control dam to prevent floods and store water for use during the dry season. |
Thailand |
| Nippon Sanso Thailand participated in wildfire prevention activities conducted by the Northern Industrial Estate and established firebreaks. |
Thailand |
| Training the
Next Generation |
Nippon Sanso Corporation held the “Taiyo Nippon Sanso Soccer Class: Sergio Soccer Clinic 2025” in Osaka to foster the healthy development of young people through sports activities. |
Japan |
| Nippon Sanso Corporation held the “Taiyo Nippon Sanso Kids Science Class,” giving elementary school students in Shinagawa Ward the chance to participate experiments using liquid nitrogen. |
Japan |
| Nippon Sanso Corporation donated science-related books to a children’s center in Sendai City with the aim of nurturing future science and technology talent. |
Japan |
| TM Air Co., Ltd. held a science class to convey the fun and appeal of science to children. |
Japan |
| NISSAN TANAKA CORPORATION’s Nagano Plant hosted a social studies learning program for junior high school students. |
Japan |
| NISSAN TANAKA CORPORATION held a workplace experience learning program to convey the appeal of manufacturing to the next generation. |
Japan |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported the improvement of job-seeking skills for female graduates through the Royal Academy of Engineering (RAI) “Women and Engineering” Project, a project that encourages women to become engineers in Spain. |
Spain |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supports Giving Peoples, an aid organization that addresses economic vulnerability and child poverty. |
Sweden |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe held IT-focused information sessions and site tours for local students. |
Norway |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe provided support to a third-grade elementary school class that plans and runs the annual Christmas tree party for the children of Rjukan. |
Norway |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe took part in celebrations marking the 10th anniversary of Rjukan’s UNESCO World Heritage listing and made ice cream for children aged 5 to 15 using locally produced liquid nitrogen. |
Norway |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported a barbecue event held at a facility for children with disabilities for the purpose of interacting with the children. |
Belgium |
| Employees of Nippon Sanso in Europe volunteered to prepare the barbecue, serve the meals, and wash the dishes so they could spend more time with children with disabilities. |
Belgium |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe invited female students as part of a STEM project and explained its corporate profile and potential future careers. |
Germany |
| Nippon Sanso Matheson conducted a school supplies donation drive and donated school supplies to elementary schools and to teachers engaged in autism support education. |
United States |
| Nippon Sanso Vietnam held a scholarship award ceremony and provided scholarships to disadvantaged junior high school and high school students with outstanding academic results. |
Vietnam |
| Taiyo Nippon Sanso India donated projectors, stationery sets, chairs, storage cabinets, electric fans, gym uniforms, and LED televisions to primary schools in order to improve the learning environment for students and support their healthy development. |
India |
| Local Communities |
Nippon Sanso in Europe provided financial support for the “Desafío ELA ” race held in Villaviciosa de Odón. |
Spain |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe created new opportunities for team-building activities and strengthening customer relationships by becoming a sponsor of Yushiroh Hirano, a forward hockey player from Japan. |
Germany |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe held a seminar on gases and their handling for apprentice blacksmiths. |
Denmark |
| Retirees of Nippon Sanso in Europe made a donation to Kirkens Bymisjon, a nonprofit social service organization that supports socially vulnerable people in cities throughout Norway. |
Norway |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe provided movie theater tickets to low-income families. |
Northern Norway |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe donated funds for the upkeep of a local warm-water therapy pool. |
United Kingdom |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported a local cat rescue charity in which employee volunteers took part. |
United Kingdom |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supports a local photography club by purchasing calendars featuring photographs of the Rjukan area. |
Norway |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe sold hot dogs at an event to support a local animal shelter. |
Belgium |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supports “Warmste Week,” one of the country’s largest charity and fundraising events. |
Belgium |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe donated to the Düsseldorf Carnival Association to help preserve local traditions. |
Germany |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe supported Banco Alimentare, a food bank organization that helps collect surplus food from the food supply chain and distributes food free of charge to local partner organizations. |
Italy |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe conducted food donation drives at all of its sites and donated the collected food to Banco Alimentare, a food assistance network, or to charitable organizations. |
Italy |
| Nippon Sanso in Europe hosted a tour of its Ravenna Plant for scholarship recipients of CONFINDUSTRIA ROMAGNA, an Italian business association. |
Italy |
| HyCO Peru supports local livelihoods and safety by distributing Christmas gifts to employees’ children, providing food and toys to people in need, and supplying goods to local firefighters. |
United States |
| Employees of Nippon Sanso Matheson served meals to people experiencing homelessness at a volunteer event. |
United States |
| Nippon Sanso Matheson donated to the Black Dagger Military Hunt Club through the Gases and Welding Distributors Association (GAWDA). |
United States |
| Nippon Sanso Matheson held a food drive to support local families in need. |
United States |
| Nippon Sanso Matheson raised funds for Philabundance, a local food bank. |
United States |
| Nippon Sanso (Yangzhou) Electronic Materials Co., Ltd. donated beverages that help prevent heatstroke and provide a cooling effect to the fire and rescue team of the Yangzhou Chemical Industrial Park. |
China |
| Supagas contributed to the promotion of grassroots sports events and communities of indigenous Australians as a silver sponsor of a regional sports club. |
Australia |