Sri Trang Gloves (Thailand) Public Company Limited has always understood and recognized the value of every life. We extend our deep concern and priority to the vulnerable stray animals on the streets by continuously collaborating with various foundations dedicated to rescuing and improving the physical and mental well-being of street animals. This aligns with our corporate mission to deliver "Clean Care for Every Touch" to every life around the world.

The Company prioritizes the health and safety of communities and society, while also upholding animal rights. We demonstrate this commitment by donating medical rubber gloves to various communities and organizations to ensure the safety of officers and volunteers in every touch. Our supporters include the National Blood Centre (Thai Red Cross Society), Sub-district Health Promoting Hospitals, universities, children's shelters, the Thai Elephant Conservation Center, Soi Dog Foundation, Jai Dog Rescue, and various rescue centers, with a total contribution of 138,000 pieces.

Furthermore, the Company continuously supports animal welfare foundations and volunteer veterinary camps organized by university students on an annual basis. Our medical rubber gloves are utilized for medical treatments, educating the public on animal and livestock health, administering rabies vaccinations, and performing sterilization surgeries for stray dogs and cats to control overpopulation and mitigate related social issues across the country.

Support was provided to several institutions, including the Medical Center of Prachuap Khiri Khan Provincial Prison, the Student Club of the Faculty of Veterinary Science at Chulalongkorn University, the Thai Red Cross Children’s Home, and the Soi Dog Foundation, totaling 14,000 pieces valued at over 14,130 Baht.

Additionally, our Trang, Chumphon, and Hat Yai branches have consistently supported hospitals, the Tao Bo Keng Shrine Foundation, and student volunteer veterinary camps every year. In 2023, the Company donated a total of 12,000 pieces of medical rubber gloves, valued at over 10,860 Baht, with the following details:

• Trang Branch: Donated 3,000 pieces (valued at over 2,000 Baht) to the Faculty of Veterinary Science at Rajamangala University of Technology Srivijaya, Nakhon Si Thammarat Campus, for the "Rural Veterinary Professional Experience Program" held at the Na Thon Subdistrict Administrative Organization, Thung Wa District, Satun Province.
• Chumphon Branch: Donated 5,000 pieces (valued at over 2,500 Baht) to Map Ammarit Hospital to support doctors and nurses, ensuring they have an adequate supply of gloves to perform their duties conveniently and efficiently.
• Hat Yai Branch: Donated 4,000 pieces (valued at over 6,360 Baht) to the Hat Yai Tao Bo Keng Shrine Foundation.