Heritage Thailand Foundation shares gifts of education and sport to the remote School in Ratchaburi

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Heritage Thailand Foundation shares gifts of education and sport to the remote School in Ratchaburi

Ratchaburi – Heritage Thailand Foundation, led by Vicha Phonphaisan, President of Heritage Group, and Vittavat Phonphaisan, Vice President of Heritage Group, together with the management team and staff recently donated books, clothes, and sports equipment to over 216 students at Border patrol police school, in Ratchaburi. The activity is part of Heritage Group’s CSR program that aims to help improve children’s education and facilities for remote schools in Thailand.

For more information, please visit www.heritagethailand.com or https://www.facebook.com/Heritagesnacksandfood please call (66) 2621-6126-7

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