Our support of Fujikura Gakuen forms part of the Fujikura Group's social contribution activities. The goal is to support its users, namely children with mental disabilities, in developing physically and mentally in a wholesome manner and gaining essential skills for living independently in the local community while preserving their dignity.
Fujikura Gakuen, a social welfare corporation, was founded on June 7, 1919, nearly 100 years ago in the town of Motomachi on Izu Oshima. Harukichi Nakauchi, the blood brother of the founder Zenpachi Fujikura (and originally the auditor), donated a sizable amount of his personal assets (currently worth approximately 2 billion yen) and 40,000 tsubo of land (approx. 132,000 m²) on Izu Oshima for the land and building to establish the school and residence for mentally handicapped children and adults. Today, Fujikura Gakuen has facilities on Izu Oshima and in Tama (Hachioji City). These facilities have around 100 workers who provide 24-hour care and education to approximately 130 individuals.
Since its inception, the Fujikura Group has made donations as a company and its individual employees have donated their own money, too, in supporting the organization to continue its operations. The support provided to Fujikura Gakuen is considered the focal point of the Fujikura Group's social contribution activities, and this support will be sustained going forward.Since its inception, the Fujikura Group has made donations as a company and its individual employees have donated their own money, too, in supporting the organization to continue its operations. The support provided to Fujikura Gakuen is considered the focal point of the Fujikura Group's social contribution activities, and this support will be sustained going forward.

As part of the Fujikura Group's social contribution activities, Fujikura Gakuen's support is intended to preserve the dignity of its users, who are intellectually disabled persons, and to help them develop healthy minds and bodies so that they can lead independent daily lives in the community according to their individual abilities.

Support is provided through fundraising donations, volunteer activities and product sales, which also contribute to fostering the right mindset (thinking, action, and belief) among each individual employee.

Fujikura Sakura works is conducting fundraising activities to support Fujikura Gakuen.
Due to the coronavirus pandemic, we were unable to directly deliver the collected funds to Fujikura Gakuen, but we will continue to support Fujikura Gakuen.

Located in Izu Oshima, Fuji Cafe is a living assistance center where students of Fujikura Gakuen undergo vocational training to gain independence.
We continue to support Fujikura Gakuen by holding "Fujikura Gakuen Product Sale Events" at Fujikura Head Office, Sakura Office, and group companies to sell products manufactured at Fuji Cafe (pound cakes, cookies, etc.) to employees.

We have installed vending machines at Fujikura’s head office and each of its works to support Fujikura Gakuen. When Fujikura Group employees buy beverages from these vending machines, part of the proceeds is donated to Fujikura Gakuen. The installation of these vending machines was achieved through co-creation with POKKA SAPPORO Food & Beverage Ltd., a company in the Sapporo Breweries group.

Many Fujikura Group companies, including Fujikura Ltd., make donations. The entire Fujikura Group considers the support provided to Fujikura Gakuen to be the focal point of our social contribution activities, and this support will be sustained going forward.