Bright and Pinnara Donate Dialysis Machine to Ratchaburi Hospital
Thai celebrity Bright Pichayathida and skincare brand Pinnara donated a 1.2 million baht dialysis machine and funds to Ratchaburi Hospital to mark 10 million bottles sold. The equipment will help address rising demand for kidney dialysis treatment, reducing wait times and expanding care capacity for patients. The initiative highlights the brand's commitment to transforming commercial success into tangible community health benefits.
Bright Pichayathida and leading Thai natural skincare brand Pinnara, operated by Nara Tree Co., Ltd. led by Managing Director Panat Chokwattanakul and Deputy Managing Director Kanokorn Ruekmongkol, organized a major corporate social responsibility event. They donated a high-performance dialysis machine valued at 1.2 million baht along with financial support to Ratchaburi Hospital to enhance treatment capacity and expand access to healthcare for kidney patients. The ceremony was presided over by Dr. Nikom Malithong, director of Ratchaburi Hospital.
Bright Pichayathida, the brand's first presenter under the "Use Every Day, Bright Every Day" campaign, expressed pride in joining the Pinnara family and contributing to society. She noted that the brand's cumulative sales exceeding 10 million bottles reflect strong consumer trust, and the donated machine represents the collective merit of all supporters.
Panat Chokwattanakul revealed that Pinnara's success stems from confidence in Thai local ingredients, particularly organic cold-pressed coconut oil unlocked with modern beauty innovation. He emphasized that the donation not only thanks consumers but also reflects the organization's commitment to creating social value by transforming product support into medical assistance for sustainable Thai well-being.
Dr. Nikom Malithong thanked Pinnara and Bright, stating that chronic kidney disease patients requiring dialysis are increasing continuously, exceeding current machine capacity. The new high-performance dialysis machine will expand patient capacity, reduce waiting times, and enable medical staff to save lives and provide effective care promptly.
