Pure Heart Foundation Donates Flood Relief Goods to Singburi Center
The Pure Heart Foundation, together with Bai Li Enterprise and Valuplus Retail, delivered snacks and essential consumer goods worth 55,766.95 baht to the Singburi Provincial Protection and Quality of Life Development Center to aid flood‑affected residents. The donation, handed over on October 8, 2026, included 2,160 chocolate biscuits, 216 coconut wafers, 216 pink milk rolls, sanitary pads, instant noodles, toothpaste and household medicines. Foundation officials said the aid supports post‑flood recovery and thanked the corporate partners for their contribution.
Pure Heart Foundation collaborated with Bai Li and Valuplus Retail to deliver snacks and consumer goods to the Singburi Provincial Protection and Quality of Life Development Center to assist flood‑affected residents during post‑flood recovery.
On October 8, 2026, Pure Heart Foundation Chairperson Thiarat Na‑wamawattan assigned foundation staff to work with Bai Li Enterprise manager Sornjan Wang, delivering the items to the center in Mueang District, Singburi Province, to support relief efforts and alleviate hardship for those affected by the flood situation.
During the field visit, Denai Srichai, Director of the Singburi Provincial Protection and Quality of Life Development Center, received the donation, which included 2,160 chocolate‑flavored biscuits, 216 coconut wafers, 216 pink milk rolls, as well as sanitary pads, instant noodles, toothpaste, household medicines, and other items, with a total value of 55,766.95 baht, sponsored by Bai Li Enterprise and Valuplus Retail.
Pure Heart Foundation Chairperson said the foundation prioritizes helping flood‑affected people, especially during the post‑flood period when recovery and return to normal life are still needed. This field visit delivers consumer goods through the center to those in need appropriately, and thanks Bai Li Enterprise and Valuplus Retail for their support.
The foundation will continue to coordinate with private sector, government agencies, and networks to ensure assistance reaches all affected areas matching local needs, easing hardship and supporting residents’ recovery after the flood.
