Sabina extends its care by donating products from the "New Life BRA CYCLE" project to the Camillian Home for Disabled Children in Lat Krabang.

On August 5, 2026, Sabina Far East Co., Ltd. continued to create value for society and the environment by donating a new lingerie product to the Camillian Home for Disabled Children in Lat Krabang, to express care and support for a better quality of life for those in need.

This activity is part of the social project "New Life BRA CYCLE: Transforming Old Bras into Clean Energy," which provides an opportunity for customers and the general public to participate in reducing textile waste by dropping off old or damaged lingerie into donation boxes, along with scanning a QR code to join the initiative.

With every participation in the project, Sabina contributes new lingerie to various foundations and public benefit organizations to assist women and vulnerable groups in need, creating opportunities for access to essential products while helping to boost confidence and improve quality of life.

At the same time, the old lingerie collected from the project will be processed into clean energy appropriately, helping to reduce textile waste and promote the efficient use of resources in line with sustainable development principles.

The New Life BRA CYCLE project is therefore more than just an environmental initiative; it also connects the power of all sectors to extend care, opportunities, and confidence to women and those in need within society.