The Fujikura Group CSR Committee has established the "Fujikura Group Basic Social Responsibility Prinsiples" to facilitate activities for employees to actively promote social contribution activities in collaboration with local communities.

Year	Contribution
1916	Kenzo Okada (former managing director) began providing financial support to education as an individual benefactor.
1919	Harukichi Nakauchi (younger brother of the founder and former auditor) established Fujikura Gakuen in Oshima.
1929	Tomekichi Matsumoto (the first president) donated a building for the new clinic opened by St. Barbana Mission at Kusatsu for people suffering Hansen's disease.
1935	Tomekichi Matsumoto (the first president) donated all 530 volumes of Gunsho Ruijyu written by Hokiichi Hanawa for the launch of Ninomiya Bunko (present Tochigi Prefectural Library).
1936	Tomekichi Matsumoto (the first president) made a monetary donation to RIKEN to support its research activities.
1938	Tomekichi Matsumoto (the first president) donated a meteorological station to Izu Oshima.
1939	Tomekichi Matsumoto and Fujikura Group companies established the research foundation named "Fujikura Kenkyusho" (present Fujikura Foundation) to conduct and support R&D.
1965	Restarted the education support activity launched before the Second World War via Fujikura Ikueikai.
2010	Established the Fujikura-Kiba Millennium Woods for local communities and biodiversity conservation

Fujikura Gakuen was founded on June 7, 1919 by Harukichi Nakauchi, younger brother of the founder of Fujikura and former auditor of the Company. He donated 230,000 yen (equivalent to about two billion yen today) from his own funds to construct this school for the mentally disabled on land extending over about 132,000 m² in Izu Oshima. He also donated this land and the facilities necessary for the foundation of the school.

Currently, there are facilities in Izu Oshima and Tama (Hachioji city), about 100 staff members are doing education and welfare on a 24-hour system for about 130 students. Since its founding, the presidents and executive officers have supported the management as directors, and donations from employees have been continued to date as well as company donations. We hope to continue to support "Fujikura Gakuen" as the origin of social contribution activities in the future.

In the redevelopment of the headquarters site, the Fujikura Group received a request from the local schools and local residents for planting and attention to biodiversity, and in November 2010, the Fujikura Group announced the pre-space bio Garden "Fujikura Kiba Millennium Woods" founded in the headquarters premises.

"Fujikura Kiba Millennium Woods" contains the wish that together with local residents in Koto area Koto ward "rich nature will continue until the future of one thousand years ahead."

There are 2,200 m² in size, two ponds and streams connecting it, a floating island, a promenade, etc. In order to reproduce the rich forests and forests of Musashino earth hundreds of years ago as living creatures have priority, We stuck to the native species specially.

The Fujikura Group supports the ongoing reconstruction activities of the Great East Japan Earthquake and the people of Fukushima who are suffering from the rumors of the nuclear accident. And even during the course of time the experiences of the Great East Japan Earthquake deeply carved into our hearts. With the determination of "never forget" and "never let it weather", we will continue the "go to Fukushima!" campaign with the intention of preparing for the coming huge earthquake.

Following last year, the Fujikura Group volunteered for reconstruction assistance in Minami Soma City, Fukushima Prefecture, from 23 to 24 November 2019. Ten employees participated and mowed the abandoned agricultural land.

Our company group supports participation in local communities and the development of local communities and participates in various activities. As one of these activities, we are also collaborating with NPO/NGOs and others. The main NPOs / NGOs are as follows.

Fujikura has started selling TFT healthy lunch at the head office cafeteria since January 2014. TFT is a social contribution activity tackled by NPO Table for International, which tries to simultaneously resolve social problems of developing countries suffering from starvation and malnutrition and developed countries suffering from obesity and lifestyle diseases at the same time. When employees purchase TFT healthy lunch, 20 yen per serving will be donated from our company and will be used for school lunch fees for children in developing countries. 20 yen is equivalent to the amount of one serving school meal in developing countries.

In 2017, Fujikura established the "Fujikura Scholarship" to support the development of science and engineering human resources who will lead the next generation of the Federal Republic of Myanmar (Myanmar). Since then, we have awarded scholarships to four science and engineering universities in Myanmar. Scholarship awarding ceremonies were carried out inviting scholarship students and their families, university officials, the Embassy of Japan in Myanmar, JICA, and Myanmar government ministries and agencies in Yangon on January 29, 2020 and Mandalay on January 30.
In addition, for the purpose of providing the latest technical information, we held a special lecture on the electric power situation in Myanmar and donated the "Fujikura Technical Review" to each school.

Fujikura participated in the "Furuishiba Children's Summer Festival", a local festival held on July 7, 2019. On the day of the event, 20 parents and children from elementary school attended and talked about the creatures and plants of "Fujikura Kiba Millennium Woods" and the changes in the natural environment that are occurring in the world.

Fujikura invited about 30 kindergarten children and their parents to "Fujikura Kiba Millennium Woods" to enjoy potato digging. At the same time, we held a simple study session to learn about the role of the biotope and the importance of nature.

Fujikura carries out the Pink Ribbon Campaign every October at head office and other offices during Pink Ribbon Month.
In this campaign, we hold briefing sessions to deepen as many employees as possible about the importance of life and the importance and awareness of early breast cancer consultation, and raise funds for the Japan Cancer Society.

Fujikura held a Children's Sience Tour of the Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan & Science Museum at the Fujikura headquarters on August 22.
The Institute of Electrical Engineers of Japan Tokyo Chapter regularly holds events such as conferences, lectures, experimental work and tours for elementary and junior high school students as community-based activities to promote academics.
This children's tour was held as part of the event, and we held it in support of the desire to help children who will be responsible for the future to resolve their disengagement from science.
The tour explained why global warming and Fujikura are working to protect biodiversity and native species. In addition, the children enjoyed studying by observing the power cables on the utility poles that they usually see casually and taking quizzes.

Fujikura is a "Fukagawa Gatharia" that was born as a result of the redevelopment of the former Fukagawa Factory, and held various events and events in Fukagawa Gatharia for many office workers and local communities who work in the vicinity, actively I participated in local community activities.

The Fujikura Sakura Works holds a summer festival inviting employees, their families, and local residents every Summer. The weather was nice this year, and we had a great time with many neighbors and the families of our employees at events such as food stalls, talent shows, and fireworks.

The Fujikura Numazu and Suzuka works have accepted internships from neighboring high schools this year as well.

Nishi Nippon Electric Wire & Cable held a "Bring Your Child to Work Day" for the children of its employees during the summer vacation for the purpose of contributing to society, work-life balance, and revitalizing the company.
On the day of the event, seven elementary school children participated in a factory tour and a lunch meeting at the employee cafeteria to tour their parents' workplaces.

Nishi Nippon Electric Wire & Cable registered for the "Keep it Clean Oita Promotion Project" promoted by Oita city, and participate in cleaning around our plant. The plant formed The Nishiden Volunteer Group for the cleaning, and they work to clean during lunch breaks.

Yonezawa Electric Wire dispatches employees as instructors to elementary school ski schools in the Yonezawa city every year as part of local youth sports support.

Every year, Fujikura Automotive Asia Ltd. brings empty cans and plastic bottles from their homes and sells them to recyclers to give Christmas presents to residents of the "Sakuranbo house" facility for people with intellectual disabilities.

Fujikura Automotive Asia holds the "Fujikura Automotive Asia Cup, Youth Baseball Tournament" every year at the baseball stadium in the Hachimanpara Plant for the purpose of supporting sports for local youth. Twenty employees participated this year as referees and tournament management support.

Tohoku Fujikura has been certified as a "Akita City Energetic Children's Town Development" company. This system raises the spirit of supporting child-rearing in society as a whole, and aims to create a society in which everyone can work in a way that suits their wishes while maintaining a work-life balance. It certifies companies that support work-child-rearing balance and engage in child-rearing-friendly activities.

In response to a request from Sakura City, Fujikura Cube planted begonia in the flowerbed of the bus stop in front of JR Sakura Station.

Fujikura Cube holds company tours for those who wish to work from the high school of special schools, local employment and living support centers, their families, and those in charge of the employment support center. We also accept workplace training for those who wish to work.

FAI in the USA packs different goods including stickers, coloring books, puzzles, drawing paper and boxes of crayons and brings them to children’s hospitals with the hope that the children who fight against disease every day can have even a little more fun.

FAMX in Mexico donated daily necessities such as clothing and tableware to local migrant shelters.

FAP in Paraguay held a "Let's volunteer and support" campaign to renovate local elementary schools. We contributed to local schools by repairing electrical appliances, painting interiors, and decorating.

FAP in Paraguay watched a video of thinking about the global environment with children at a local elementary school on World Earth Day. And, we gave a lecture to children about the importance and responsibility of protecting the global environment, such as recycling of recyclable waste, saving water, and planting trees. Finally, we stamped the children's handprints on recycled paper and displayed them in the classroom.

FETL of Thailand repaired and painted toilets and hand-washing areas at elementary schools in the city.

FEVL in Vietnam visited an orphanage, made a donation and played with the children.