Seeking to contribute toward a prosperous society and its sustainable development, Toyota has been engaged in various social contribution activities worldwide with the goal of becoming “a good corporate citizen.” The Corporate Citizenship Division was established in January 2006 to reinforce social contribution activities and integrate corporate social contribution functions that had been performed by multiple divisions. Toyota focuses on environmental issues, traffic safety, and education on a global basis. In Japan, in addition to these areas, Toyota works to actively promote corporate social contribution activities using its technology and expertise in response to societal needs in areas such as the arts and culture, and achieving a harmonious society.
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| As part of its global warming prevention activities, Toyota conducts reforestation programs and environmental educational activities as well as reforestation experiments. |
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| In addition to making safe vehicles, Toyota conducts traffic safety programs for all people who use or are affected by road transport. |
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| Toyota conducts programs designed to encourage interest in science and technology, and supports the implementation of educational programs on a global scale that will develop future leaders. |
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| Toyota conducts activities to support the arts and culture with an emphasis on nurturing culture, expanding horizons, and promoting regional culture. |
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| Regional Contributions
Toyota conducts activities to promote philanthropy, welfare and self-reliance on a local basis in pursuit of greater communication with local communities and harmony with regional society.
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 Volunteer Activities
Toyota provides relief in the event of natural disasters, assists welfare organizations, supports various activities conducted in the vicinity of its business sites throughout Japan, and supports volunteer activities by employees. |
Activities of the Toyota Foundation
The Toyota Foundation is a private, non-profit, grant-making organization dedicated to realizing a more people-oriented society and greater individual happiness, and was established by Toyota Motor Corporation in 1974 to mark the 40th anniversary of the start of automobile production. The Foundation views events from a global perspective as it works to support activities for the benefit of society. Its support aims to identify current problems in the following areas: 1) human and natural environments; 2) social welfare; and 3) education and culture. Grants are provided for research and projects consistent with these interests. |
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