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Greggs’ Breakfast Club program provides free morning meals to schoolchildren across the UK, tackling child hunger and improving classroom focus, attendance, and wellbeing.

Microsoft’s global skills initiative equips individuals worldwide with digital and technical training, bridging the skills gap and promoting inclusive economic growth through partnerships, certifications, and technology access.

Dato’ Seri Ivan Teh donated essential items to Rumah Chen Ai, uplifting children with disabilities in Malaysia through compassion and personal kindness.

Samsung’s “Solve for Tomorrow” program equips young innovators with digital skills, mentorship, and resources to create tech-driven solutions for social and environmental challenges across the UK.

Bridgestone’s “Our Way to Serve” program improves child safety in Vietnam by building bridges, enhancing rural infrastructure, and delivering essential road-safety education to local schools.

From Microsoft’s carbon-negative pledge to IKEA’s circular design and Toyota’s hydrogen innovation, CSR is evolving into a global mindset that blends conscience with competitiveness. Across continents, companies are proving that doing good is now the smartest way to do business — a universal movement redefining what leadership truly means.

In the UK, a quiet revolution is redefining success. From M&S’s “Plan A” to Unilever’s ethical growth, businesses are proving that purpose can power progress.

Across Southeast Asia, companies and governments are uniting for climate resilience — from Indonesia’s EV fleets to Malaysia’s waste-free initiatives, sustainability is becoming a shared regional mission.

Across Australia, businesses are embracing environmental and social responsibility — from ocean-plastic debit cards to indigenous partnerships — proving that sustainability and profitability can thrive together.