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Foundation Donates Over 6,000 Snacks to National Park Staff

The Pure Heart Foundation donated over 6,000 snacks, including cakes and spicy konjac noodles, to Thailand's Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation staff on October 20, 2026. The contribution, worth nearly 95,000 baht, was sponsored by Bai Li Enterprise and aimed to support and encourage park officers in their conservation work. Foundation leaders said the gesture expresses gratitude and encourages ongoing community sharing.

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The Pure Heart Foundation joined in sharing concern and encouragement with officers of the Department of National Parks, Wildlife and Plant Conservation, delivering ready-to-eat snacks totaling 6,000 pieces to support their duties and boost morale. On October 20, 2026, Thiararat Na-wamawat, president of the Pure Heart Foundation, and Sergeant Wanapha Pan-suk, assistant manager of Bai Li Enterprise Co., Ltd., handed over the snacks to support the work of department officers. The donation consisted of 2,412 cakes valued at 58,824 baht and 3,600 servings of spicy konjac noodles valued at 36,000 baht, for a total of 6,012 items worth 94,824 baht, sponsored by Saranjit Wang, executive of Bai Li Enterprise.

The foundation aimed to share goods and encouragement with the workers, with Department Director-General Yongyut Nakawichit receiving the items to distribute to park staff. Thiararat Na-wamawat said the foundation recognizes the importance of park officers in conserving the country's natural resources, and the snack donation expresses gratitude and encouragement while promoting ongoing sharing through private-sector and agency cooperation.

The Pure Heart Foundation thanked all sectors for participating in this sharing effort and pledged to continue social activities, coordinating with partner networks to deliver assistance and encouragement to workers continuously, aiming to build a society of sharing. It believes that cooperation and goodwill from all sectors will be a vital force in creating positive outcomes and spreading care throughout society.

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