LOXLEY Invests in Future Generations Through Its 2026 Scholarship Program
The LOXLEY Staff Club reaffirmed its commitment to expanding educational opportunities by organizing the 2026 Scholarship Award Ceremony under the General Nipon–Khun Supat–Colonel Prasert Fund. Established under the guiding principle of "Passing on Kindness Without End," the scholarship program supports the education of employees' children while helping ease the financial burden on low-income families.
This year's scholarship presentation ceremony was honored by the presence of Colonel Dr. Prasert Chusaeng and Mr. Supat Karachalkul, the Fund's principal benefactors, who personally presented the scholarships to recipients at LOXLEY Headquarters.
For the 2026 program, the LOXLEY Staff Club awarded a total of 20 scholarships to students who demonstrated outstanding academic performance and good conduct in accordance with the Fund's selection criteria. The scholarships comprised 10 awards for primary school students and 10 awards for secondary school students, each valued at THB 10,000.
Since its establishment in 2019, the scholarship fund has provided continuous educational support to employees' children, awarding more than THB 1.6 million in scholarships to date. The initiative reflects LOXLEY's long-standing commitment to supporting the well-being of employees and their families by investing in education and future generations.
A distinctive feature of the scholarship program is its emphasis on cultivating a "promise of giving" rather than imposing formal obligations. Instead of requiring recipients to fulfill contractual commitments, the program encourages them to embrace generosity and social responsibility through a voluntary pledge to make meaningful use of their scholarships and, in the future, pass opportunities on to others.
As part of the scholarship ceremony, recipients pledge to use the financial support wisely to pursue their education and, when they earn their first THB 100,000, to contribute THB 3,000 each to support the education of three children, thereby continuing the cycle of kindness and opportunity for future generations.
