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Well-being, Environmental Conservation, and Religious Support
SCB encourages employees to dedicate their time to volunteer service, fostering values of helpfulness, building unity, and instilling a sense of responsibility toward communities and society.

Operating since 2010 in collaboration with all branches of the military, government agencies, and partner networks, providing relief to disaster victims in both emergency and recovery phases — delivered with "SCB Care For You."



Partnering with the Friends in Need (of "Pa") Volunteers Foundation, Thai Red Cross Society since 2020 across 2 key dimensions — to build community resilience in both normal and crisis conditions.
SCB has supported the Utokapat Foundation under Royal Patronage and the Hydro-Informatics Institute (Public Organization) since 2008 in community water resource management based on the Royal Initiative of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great — using science and technology to strengthen water security, address flooding and drought, create water network maps, and develop drinking water systems to ensure a sustainable supply of water for consumption and agriculture through participatory community action. "Ban Non Tae" community in Chaiyaphum Province, supported by SCB, is a prime example of a successful community that has applied Royal Initiative-based water management and expanded its model to neighboring communities.
SCB recognizes that water is a fundamental necessity for daily life, and that many communities still lack access to clean water for consumption and household use. These projects aim to alleviate hardship and promote a better quality of life.
Both projects encourage communities to establish management committees following handover, ensuring water management and project operations continue in a sustainable and self-sufficient manner.
In partnership with the Mae Fah Luang Foundation under Royal Patronage, SCB supports communities in registering under T-VER, enabling villagers to sell carbon credits as a stable income from community forests in Chiang Rai, Chiang Mai, Amnat Charoen, and Yasothon — covering over 4,190 rai. Following operations from 2020–2024, in 2025 the Bank received a carbon credit certificate for 2,000 tonnes of CO₂.

As a key partner organization led by the Chaipattana Foundation, SCB is responsible for 3 dimensions: green space development · waste management · youth development at Khung Bang Kachao, Samut Prakan.

A campaign to raise awareness among employees and the public about the importance of tree planting for a better environment. Trees are planted in two areas: public spaces and private land, including participation in Bangkok's One Million Trees initiative. SCB's target is to plant 100,000 trees by 2026.

In 2025, SCB undertook temple renovation and religious preservation activities by funding the renovation of a multipurpose hall at Wat Thod Rat Charoen Mani Rit, Chachoengsao — for use by Wat Thod School and the local community for public activities. The Bank also funded the elevation and renovation of deteriorated school buildings and the construction of a multipurpose dome at Wat Suwannaram (Don Thong), Chachoengsao.
SCB, together with the SCBX Group, held the Annual Kathin Ceremony 2025 at Wat Don Bubpharam, Ban Krang Sub-district, Si Prachan District, Suphanburi Province — an ancient temple believed to date back to the Ayutthaya era (formerly known as Wat Ta Kha). The event upholds Buddhist tradition and gathers merit from executives, employees, customers, and the public to fund the restoration of monks' quarters. Senior citizens (30 people) received care packages, and scholarships, lunch funds, educational supplies, and a book corner were donated to Wat Don Bubpharam School.
