Since March 2018, Hachioji General Plant has been running its Table For Two campaign. In the campaign, when employees purchase certain set meals or foods, a 20 yen donation is made, which, through an NPO organization, is then used to provide school meals to children in developing countries. At the Hachioji General Plant, we offer a Table For Two menu once a week, designating a fish dish rich in healthy EPA and DHA.
In addition, a vending machine that supports Table For Two has also been installed which allows the user to make a donation with every purchase of a beverage, providing plant employees with the opportunity to easily make social contributions. In fiscal 2023, a total of 106,640 yen was given as donations.

Nissui endorsed and supported the "Onigiri Action 2024" campaign, continuing its involvement from the previous year. "Onigiri Action" is an initiative where people post photos of onigiri (rice balls) on social media or the campaign's special website with the hashtag #OnigiriAction. For every photo posted, sponsoring companies donate the equivalent of five school lunches to children in Africa and Asia through TFT. This campaign, which began in 2015 to commemorate World Food Day (October 16), a day designated by the United Nations to encourage people worldwide to think about food and food-related challenges, saw remarkable success in 2024. A total of 292,836 photos were collected, resulting in 1,464,180 school lunches being delivered to children in Africa and Asia.
From October 3, 2024, to November 16, 2024, Nissui conducted the "Onigiri Action Week with Yakiya" campaign, featuring the mascot character "Yaki Onio," the main character of its "Big Grilled Onigiri" product. A special website was created to share information about "Onigiri Action 2024." In addition, the Nissui Group organized events involving its employees and shared these activities on its official SNS accounts to promote Onigiri Action both internally and externally. Through the Present Campaign and group-wide initiatives, a total of 2,465 photos were collected.

Photos gathered through the Nissui Group's campaign (an example)