CP Group Hosts Family Day Celebrating Love and Gratitude
CP Group held its annual Family Day event celebrating love, gratitude, and compassion with employees and their families, honoring the legacy of founder Khun Ying Devi Chearavanont through activities designed to strengthen organizational and
Bangkok, July 10, 2026 – The Charoen Pokphand Group (CP) held its annual "CP Family Day 2026" event under the theme "Growing Love Together," dedicating the occasion to preserving corporate values centered on love, gratitude, compassion, and mutual care. The event provided a meaningful gathering for executives, employees, and their families through activities designed to strengthen bonds across families, the organization, and society. Established as an annual tradition held on June 28, CP Family Day was initiated by Supachai Chearavanont, Senior Vice Chairman of CP Group, drawing inspiration from Khun Ying Devi Chearavanont, whose life exemplified love, compassion, and selflessness. The observance continues the legacy of Dhanin Chearavanont, Senior Chairman, who emphasized the value of gratitude toward parents, family, benefactors, and colleagues—a principle that has become central to CP's organizational culture.
Throughout the event, executives, employees, and family members participated in diverse activities designed to create moments of love and connection. These included writing messages of love and gratitude on a "Tree of Love," visiting CP Group's innovation and business centers at True Digital Park, and listening to the song "Universal Love," composed by Supachai Chearavanont, which conveys concepts of compassion and human interconnectedness.
Supachai emphasized that CP Family Day is an occasion for everyone to reflect on the values of love, compassion, and sacrifice exemplified by Khun Ying Devi Chearavanont, which form the foundation of CP's corporate culture. He called on all to recognize the importance of mothers, who nurture families like the earth nourishes growth. Though time passes, love, sacrifice, and virtue continue to inspire future generations and those around us.
Supachai noted that the teachings of Dhanin Chearavanont—that the most important people in life are "mother and wife"—reflect the roles of those who strengthen families from behind the scenes, emphasizing gratitude as a cornerstone of life, just as organizations must honor those who have dedicated themselves to building its value.
"Family does not mean only those in one's home, but everyone connected by love, compassion, and goodwill—whether family members, colleagues, or society—because we are all part of one another," Supachai said.
Supachai further explained that a happy and balanced life comprises three essential elements: love and compassion, security, and dreams. Sustainable dreams emerge when love and compassion form the foundation. He emphasized that while professional success matters, the roles of being a good child, good father, or good mother hold equal value. Strong families are the starting point for developing quality individuals, leading to stronger organizations and societies.
Supachai compared the concept of "cultivating love" to farming, requiring continuous care, love, relationships, and bonds. Love and connection are not one-time occurrences but require constant nurturing and fulfillment. He invited everyone to return to spending time with family, caring for physical and mental health, and working together to build a society driven by love, compassion, and goodwill.
