Flood Relief Donation (Bangkok to Mae Sai) at Wat Phasukaram

January 23, 2025

A Stream of Kindness: Supporting Flood Victims in Bangkok and Mae Sai

On Wednesday, 23rd October 2024, Bags and Gloves Co., Ltd., in collaboration with T&A Group (Thailand), generously donated 490 bedding sets to flood victims. The donation was made at the relief collection point located at Wat Phasukaram (Wat Mai Lung Khon) in Mae Sai District, Chiang Rai Province.

This initiative aimed to provide comfort and encouragement to those affected by the floods. Additionally, United Marine Logistic Co., Ltd. (UMAC) contributed by providing a 6-wheel truck to transport the donated items to the affected area, ensuring timely support for the victims.

Our company extends heartfelt thoughts and encouragement to all flood victims, wishing them strength to overcome this crisis quickly.

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Giving Back to Nature: Our Sea Turtle Conservation and Mangrove Planting Day

At Bags and Gloves Co., Ltd., we have always believed that our success is tied to the well-being of the world around us. True growth isn't just about business metrics; it’s about the footprint we leave on our communities and our planet. With that in mind, our team recently set out for the Sea Turtle…

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Painting Smiles: Bags & Gloves Supports Sports Court Revitalization for Kor-Ton Khlong 27 School

Because children's happiness and learning begin with the environment around them...

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Bags and Gloves Co., Ltd. Stands with Flood Victims in Hat Yai District, Songkhla

Bags and Gloves Co., Ltd. is proud to play a part in bringing relief to those affected by the floods in Hat Yai District, Songkhla.

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Flood Relief Donation (Bangkok to Mae Sai) at Wat Pha Jom

On Wednesday, 23rd October 2024, Bags and Gloves Co., Ltd., in collaboration with T&A Group (Thailand), donated 210 bedding sets to flood victims. The donation was made at the relief collection point at Wat Tham Phachom in Mae Sai District, Chiang Rai Province. This initiative was carried out to provide comfort and encouragement to those affected by the floods.…