No One Left Behind

In 2025, Sansiri's No One Left Behind project continued to provide support to affected communities and groups, extending assistance to 10 provinces, including regions impacted by natural disasters, low agricultural yields, and vulnerabilities along the Thai Cambodian border. The project emphasises delivering assistance that aligns with community needs, such as food, consumer goods, support for farmers and merchants, and mitigating the effects of various circumstances. This initiative fosters long-term community stability and resilience, underscoring Sansiri's commitment to promoting equality and ensuring that no one is left behind.

Key activities and performance of the project

• Supporting Farmers and Community Shops: The project procures 40 tons of mangosteens and over 30 tons of premium longans from Thai farmers located in the northern region and areas with surplus supply. These products are then distributed to residents of the Sansiri Community, business partners, and adjacent communities. Additionally, small restaurants in the Banthat Thong area are supported in resuming food sales on the Sansiri’s project premises and within the Sansiri Community.
• No One Left Behind Charity Run: Sansiri, in collaboration with the Sansiri Running Club, organised a running event aimed at promoting health and fostering employee relationships. The proceeds from the event, were allocated to support the Sermkla Foundation and enhance 2 schools in the communities surrounding the project.
• Supports for soldiers and border communities: The No One Left Behind volunteer caravan project successfully provided 1,000 relief bags, generators, fresh food, seasonings, and essential items to soldiers from the 22^nd Military Circle and residents in evacuation centers in Ubon Ratchathani Province. Employees and partners also contributed by donating blood to assist hospitals and individuals impacted by the border situation.
• Chiang Mai Flood Prevention and Mitigation Activities: Sansiri is providing essential support for an urgent initiative aimed at enhancing the capacity and flow of the Ping River in Chiang Mai city. This includes the delivery of 300 sets of waterproof overalls and 100 life jackets to the Army Development Command, which will utilise these resources for dredging, waterway improvement, and flood monitoring operations. This effort is designed to help prevent and mitigate the impacts on individuals in vulnerable areas.