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Daikin cares: Extending aid to typhoon-affected employees, dealers and nearby communities

MANILA, Philippines — In the aftermath of Typhoon Kristine, Daikin Philippines stepped up to support its dealers, employees and local communities impacted by the storm. Representatives from the Marketing, Human Resources, General Affairs and Sales Teams made personal visits to affected dealers and community members in Naga and Bato, Camarines Sur, extending essential relief and assessing additional needs.

On November 11, Daikin’s teams visited four Naga-based dealers impacted by the typhoon. They delivered critical relief goods and evaluated each dealer’s situation, ensuring support measures were in place to help them recover and resume operations smoothly.

As part of its corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives, Daikin Philippines distributed relief supplies to 150 families in nearby communities. Employees collaborated closely with local leaders to prioritize vulnerable households, aiming to help them stabilize in the aftermath of the storm.

Continuing its efforts, Daikin’s Sales Team visited three additional Naga dealers on November 13. They provided further relief goods and checked on each dealer’s progress to ensure they had sufficient resources to overcome the challenges posed by the disaster.

Through its aid efforts, Daikin Philippines reaffirms its commitment to being a responsible corporate citizen—always ready to extend a helping hand to employees, partners and communities in times of crisis.

Editor’s Note: This press release is sponsored by Daikin Philippines. It is published by the Advertising Content Team that is independent from our Editorial Newsroom.

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