Together with Local Communities
Tokyo Century Group contributes to the public good and donates money to nonprofit organizations and groups as part of its social contribution activities. The Group also actively strives to engage in communication with local communities, including conducting cleanup activities in the vicinity of Group offices and holding industry seminars at universities.
- Donation Activities in FY2024
- Environmental Conservation Initiatives
- Initiatives for Supporting Next-Generation Education
Donation Activities in FY2024
- Donations of end-of-lease computers
End-of-lease computers were donated to disaster-stricken areas, educational institutions, and other recipients through the Japan Leasing Association. - Donations of unused envelopes
Unused envelopes were donated to special needs schools as their work study materials through the Japan Leasing Association. - Donations through our corporate PPA-based service (on-site power generation support)
We provide a corporate PPA-based service that integrates donations to public interest incorporated associations and other organizations working towards the SDGs. The customers who have installed solar power generation systems through this service include Taiho Kogyo’s Kokai Plant and Gifu Plant No. 1. We have donated a portion of the fees from those customers to the Chunichi Shimbun Shakai Jigyodan social welfare corporation.
Other Major Recipients
- Shibusawa Eiichi Memorial Foundation
- OISCA
- Ronald McDonald House Charities Japan
- Japan Service Dog Association
- Japan Rescue Association
- Ashinaga Foundation
- Japanese Foundation for Cancer Research
- ITOCHU Memorial Foundation
- The Nature Conservation Society of Japan
- Approved Specified NPO Katariba
- Social Welfare Corporation Central Community Chest of Japan (donation to the Disaster Relief Volunteer & NPO Support Fund)
- Municipalities, etc.
Officer and Employee Participation in Social Contribution Activities
We nurture our people’s desire to contribute to society by providing volunteering programs and other activities.
- Participation in WFP Walk the World
Our officers and employees participated in WFP Walk the World, a charity walk to eradicate hunger organized by the United Nations WFP. A part of the participation fee is used to provide school meals to children in developing countries, contributing to the eradication of hunger and the expansion of educational opportunities. - Donation of Christmas presents to orphanages
We collected donations from employee volunteers and provided them for orphanages as Christmas presents. - Charibon Project
In our Charibon Project, our officers and employees donate books they have finished reading and the assessed value of the books is then donated to NPOs. This project contributes to eliminating child poverty, improving nutrition, and revitalizing local communities.
Environmental Conservation Initiatives
A cleanup activity
Tokyo Century Group officers and employees take part in clean-up activities as part of our efforts to coexist in harmony with local communities.
- Activities in Japan
Early-morning volunteer clean-up activities around our head office (Chiyoda Ward)
- Overseas Activities
Participation in coral reef preservation and coastal clean-up activities at beach located inside naval base by employees of Thailand subsidiary and other voluntary clean-up activities in overseas countries of operation (coastal and river clean-up activities conducted by Aviation Capital Group LLC and CSI Leasing, Inc., subsidiary EPC Inc. in the United States)
Initiatives for Supporting Next-Generation Education
The Tokyo Century Group takes part in the education of the next generation around the world through pro bono and other activities.
- Initiatives in Japan
Dispatch of employees as lecturers to teach universities' industry research seminars (finance, leasing, etc.) and career design and other seminars
Internship programs for high school students
- Overseas Initiatives
Arrangement of financial literacy lectures for elementary and high school and university students in Indonesia, etc
