69 Social | Sustainability Report 2024


Giving back around the world: fundraising and volunteering


Giving back is a founding principle of Crown Worldwide Group.


Throughout his life, Founder and Chairman, Jim Thompson, has given back – ensuring that those less fortunate benefit from Crown’s success.


It’s a philosophy that endures the test of time with Crown teams all over the world. Crown provides all staff with the opportunity to volunteer for 16 hours, on company time.


In 2023, the team contributed 561.7 days of volunteer work, seeking to make a difference for causes close to their hearts.


In this section of our report, we showcase the wide range of fundraising and volunteering activities that our passionate and caring people have organized in their localities.


Crown Indonesia marks 50th Anniversary with tree planting and donation for Tunda Island community


As part of its 50th Anniversary celebration, the Crown Indonesia team organized a volunteering day to support the local community on Tunda Island, Banten, located just off the northwest coast of Indonesia.


The team spent the day with 100 families who live on the island, who face numerous daily challenges, such as access to electricity and clean water, and a lack of proper schools for children.


The team donated essential provisions to the community which includes families, children, elderly, and orphans. They also planted 100 mangrove trees which act as a natural shield against erosion and offer flood protection, safeguarding homes on the island. Mangroves foster a thriving marine ecosystem, ensuring sustenance for the island’s fishing communities and mitigating climate change.


The team was delighted to have made a meaningful impact and brought joy to the families of Tunda Island.


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