Social Contribution Activities

The DENTSU SOKEN Group endorses the TABLE FOR TWO Program designed to eliminate global hunger and reduce health issues related to unhealthy eating. Since October 2010, the employee cafeteria* at the DENTSU SOKEN Head Office had been providing healthy, nutritionally balanced menus to help improve lifestyle-related diseases.
In April 2012, we installed beverage vending machines at the DENTSU SOKEN Head Office as part of the TABLE FOR TWO Program. Part of the proceeds are donated for the purchase of school lunches for children in developing countries.
DENTSU SOKEN will continue to engage in social contribution through food, while promoting these activities to encourage more employees to participate.

The United Nations’ food aid agency, the WPF, is the world’s largest humanitarian aid organization.

DENTSU SOKEN serves as a WFP point of contact for Japan’s private sector and supports the program’s activities by participating in a council set up by the Japan Association for the World Food Programme, an NPO responsible for financial cooperation and public relations efforts.

To help people in developing countries who are trying to become independent and live healthy lives, the mission of the international NGO People’s Hope Japan is to empower the people of Asia by providing education on health and medical care, as well as medical and health support in disaster relief.

As a global medical volunteer, the NGO is primarily engaged in the following activities:

DENTSU SOKEN, as a member of the NGO since 1998, endorses its activities.

General Incorporated Association Para-Sports Development Network of Japan (PARANET) was established to support Para-Athletes. DENTSU SOKEN, as a supporting member since 2021, endorses its activities.

DENTSU SOKEN has supported the activities of Japanese Para-Powerlifting Federation (JPPF), a specified nonprofit organization, since 2010 as a supporting member.

We stockpile emergency food for employees and those who may have difficulty returning home in the event of a disaster. As part of our sustainable initiatives, we have donated approximately 10,000 meals of emergency food, which were nearing their expiration date, to food banks, social welfare councils, and children’s cafeterias nationwide through the ‘Stockpiled Food Utilization System JEFO Donation Matching’ operated by the Public Interest Incorporated Association Japan Emergency Food Promotion Organization (JEFO).

In Tokyo’s Minato Ward, where the DENTSU SOKEN Head Office is located, we take part in cleaning activities each spring and fall, together with other nearby companies. This not only helps protect the environment, but also helps the community by removing litter, such as empty cans and bottles, as well as cigarette butts, that passers-by drop on the sidewalk.