Supalai “Builds Goodness” Joins Hands to Share Essential Items
Through the 2nd Year of the “Pan Rak” (Sharing Love) Activity, Helping Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions by More Than 48,500 kgCO₂ eq.

Supalai Public Company Limited continues to carry forward the power of goodness through the second consecutive year of its “Pan Rak” (Sharing Love) activity. The initiative opens up a space for Supalai residents and employees to pass on usable household items in good condition to construction workers and their families, helping to ease living expenses while promoting the efficient use of resources. Over the past two years, the activity has helped reduce greenhouse gas emissions by more than 48,500 kgCO₂ eq., equivalent to planting over 3,221 trees.

Mr. Tritecha Tangmatitham, Managing Director of Supalai Public Company Limited, spoke about the impact of the initiative: “Pan Rak is not just about passing on useful items to one another. It represents the power of sharing that helps uplift morale—something society truly needs today. It is also another way to help reduce environmental impacts. Last year, the activity received very positive feedback from Supalai residents and employees who joined in donating essential items to construction workers and their families. Beyond helping manage unused but still-good household items, it truly creates value by benefiting others.”

Most recently, in 2025, Supalai organized the second year of the “Pan Rak” activity at Supalai Grand Ville Mae Korn–Chiang Rai. Residents and employees came together enthusiastically to share kindness through donations of clothing, shoes, bags, daily necessities, and even children’s toys. These items were distributed to more than 100 construction worker households. In addition to boosting the morale of the workers who dedicate themselves to building quality homes for Supalai, the activity also helped reduce greenhouse gas emissions and encouraged more efficient use of resources.

Currently, items collected from the “Pan Rak” activity in 2025 amount to more than 12,000 kilograms in weight, contributing to a cumulative reduction in greenhouse gas emissions of 48,500 kgCO₂ eq. over the two-year period from 2024–2025—equivalent to planting over 3,221 trees. The initiative has also helped construction workers save an average of 1,000 baht per person in expenses. To date, “Pan Rak” has shared care and support with more than 2,000 people nationwide, bringing smiles and a warm atmosphere to every community it reaches.

Supalai remains committed to expanding the “Pan Rak” activity to many areas across the country, with the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by up to 100,000 kilograms of carbon. By extending care and concern to construction workers and their families, every donated item becomes more than just a household good—it is a small but meaningful force helping to build a better society and more livable communities for everyone.