Company Activity

TTW Public Company Limited continues its commitment to sustainable social development through the "TTW's Gifts to Give" project, which aims to deliver happiness and create value for communities, public organizations, and the company's stakeholders. This year, TTW has selected meaningful New Year's gifts for 2026 made from community products and social contributions to support small-scale producers and contribute to improving the quality of life. One of the project's key objectives is to support products from the Chaba Mud-Yom Community Enterprise Group in Samut Sakhon Province. These OTOP products include tie-dyed cloth and cotton bags, using natural dyes from palm fruit peels and locally sourced sea salt to prevent fading. The Chaba Mud-Yom Community Enterprise Group also employs surrounding communities, supporting local handicrafts and distributing income to local communities.

In addition, TTW has chosen to support products from the Foundation for the Blind in Thailand, which aims to support the visually impaired by developing knowledge, skills, and experience, and providing vocational training to enable them to live happily in society. Supporting products from the Foundation provides opportunities for people with disabilities to develop their potential and create vocational opportunities to earn a living. This includes products from The Ramathibodi Foundation and the Patthapat Shop of the Chaipattana Foundation, with a portion of the proceeds going to support the procurement of medical equipment and assistance to underprivileged patients, fulfilling the company's mission of improving the quality of life and public health in society.

"TTW's Gifts to Give" is therefore not just about giving New Year's gifts, but also about sharing opportunities, generating income, and supporting organizations and communities that are important to Thai society. This reflects TTW's commitment to being an organization that grows alongside society, remaining committed to comprehensive community care, including economic, social, and long-term quality of life.