Thai Carbon Black (TCB) believes in harmoniously integrating with the community in which it operates. To achieve this purpose, the company actively promotes, sponsors and participates in health, sports, educational, cultural and religious events, as well as other social activities for the benefit of its employees and the community at large.

At TCB, we run an annual scholarship program for needy and deserving students of employees and community, and regularly provide them with food, rice, stationery, medicines, skill development; health related training and English language training.

We organise Children's Day, which includes anti-drug campaign, AIDS awareness training, general health and dental check up.

In keeping with His Majesty's Sufficiency Economy Philosophy, TCB has been promoting various activities to improve the quality of life of its neighbouring communities in the Angthong Province.

TCB's care and concern for the employees, their families and the community is clearly evident from all of its community development initiatives.

The CSR projects conducted by TCB in 2010 include:

• "Krathin" ceremony for renovation of temple at Wat Phoothoon Tambol Jampalor.
• Pha-Pa ceremony for renovation of IT room of Wat Nok Ratchapaksri School, Tambol Posa, to improve the skills of the students.
• Annual scholarships for employees' children and for disadvantaged children of nearby community.
• Support for Basketball Team of Satri Angthong School for Competing at National Level.
• Green Project - Tree plantation totaling 600 plants at our factory in Angthong, on Queen's Birthday.
• Children's Day for community of Tambol Huapai and Tambol Saithong, involving participation of 950 children.
• Lunch for students.
• Blood donation camps through Red Cross society.
• Football Tournament "TCB Cup" at Tambol Posa.
• Songkarn Festival, which includes "Pouring Water to Senior Persons", as a mark of respect to the elders.
• Supply of food and necessary items to villagers during flood relief in Angthong in October 2010.
• Health check up Program for villagers at Tambol Huapai and Tambol Jampalor, with participation of about 550 villagers.