Community Engagement

BAM is committed to developing the potential of Thai children and youth who demonstrate strong academic performance, exemplary behavior, and dedication to learning but face financial constraints. Through the continuous implementation of its scholarship program, the Company aims to promote equal access to education and create long-term learning opportunities.
In 2025, BAM continued to provide educational support to students at various levels to promote educational opportunities on an ongoing basis. A total of 40 scholarships were awarded to secondary school students across eight schools, with five scholarships per school, each valued at THB 5,000. In addition, 10 scholarships were granted to undergraduate students from universities located in the Eastern region, each valued at THB 20,000. Moreover, the Company initiated a graduate-level scholarship program (Master's degree) for both domestic and overseas studies to support advanced education. The program also provides opportunities for scholarship recipients who have completed their studies to apply for employment with the Company, enabling them to develop their potential and grow sustainably together with the organization.
 

BAM promotes experiential learning for students through activities related to natural and sustainable agriculture. These include growing chemical-free vegetables, mushroom cultivation, raising laying hens, and fish farming. Agricultural outputs from these activities are used in the preparation of nutritious school lunches that are sufficient, balanced, and aligned with proper nutritional principles, thereby supporting long-term health and well-being.  In addition, the project encourages students to make constructive use of their free time through hands-on agricultural activities. The knowledge gained can also be applied in their daily lives and shared with their families, supporting self-reliance and sustainable living practices. Under this initiative, the Company provides financial support to five primary schools per year, with funding of THB 100,000 per school.

BAM collaborated with the Faculty of Architecture, Art and Design, King Mongkut's Institute of Technology Ladkrabang, to organize the BAM Property Design Contest Project #10: Design and Analysis of BAM's non-performing assets. The project focused on a land plot with factory buildings located on Tiwanon Road, Bang Kraso Subdistrict, Mueang Nonthaburi District, Nonthaburi Province, with a total area of 1–3–16.30 rai. The objective of the project was to provide opportunities for students to demonstrate their knowledge, skills, and creativity in investment-oriented land design, with the aim of transforming the site into a commercial space with distinctive and innovative characteristics. The design concept was developed under the “Future & Digital AI” concept, emphasizing the creation of commercial spaces that respond to current trends and lifestyles of entrepreneurs and service users, while remaining consistent with physical, functional, and economic conditions. The proposed designs were required to be practical, appropriate in scale, form, and function, and capable of delivering the highest possible utilization value. Students whose works were selected as winners received educational scholarships, fostering a sense of pride and providing inspiration for continued academic and professional development.

BAM has implemented various initiatives to support access to housing, including encouraging customers and debtors to obtain home ownership, providing opportunities to reclaim collateral properties, and supporting low-income individuals who lack access to formal credit sources to purchase properties at reasonable prices. Under these initiatives, installment payments are structured at levels lower than average monthly rental costs, providing an alternative approach to supporting social well-being. 
In addition, BAM recognizes the challenges faced by low-income households, vulnerable groups, such as the elderly, persons with disabilities, and underprivileged. groups, many of whom lack stable housing or live in deteriorated conditions with inadequate hygiene. These circumstances may adversely affect both physical health and psychological well-being. To address these issues and enhance quality of life within Thai society, the Company has continuously implemented the Home & Hope Project: Housing Development for the Underprivileged for Sustainable Quality of Life, now in its fifth consecutive year. The project is carried out in collaboration with the Office of the Secretary-General of the Thai Red Cross Society, as well as provincial, district, and subdistrict Red Cross chapters and local administrative organizations. The initiative focuses on identifying individuals and households facing genuine hardship, with the objective of providing concrete solutions to housing challenges and supporting the development of “stable, safe, and livable homes”. Through this approach, the project aims to enable beneficiaries to live with dignity and security, contributing to long-term and sustainable improvements in quality of life. The Company has continuously provided housing support across various regions of Thailand, as follows:
 

2025: Five houses donated in Chiang Mai, Sukhothai, Suphan Buri, Nakhon Phanom, and Chumphon Provinces.
2024: Five houses donated in Nakhon Ratchasima, Lamphun, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Chanthaburi, and Phetchaburi Provinces.
2023: Five houses donated in Samut Sakhon, Lopburi, Phitsanulok, Chaiyaphum, and Surat Thani Provinces.
2022: Five houses donated in Nonthaburi, Saraburi, Prachuap Khiri Khan, Chachoengsao, and Khon Kaen Provinces.
2021: Two houses donated in Chiang Rai and Nakhon Sawan Provinces.