In celebration of its 90th anniversary, FUJIFILM Holdings Corporation has made a decision to donate a total of ¥1 billion ($6.5 million/ €6.1 million) to the Fujifilm Green Fund, a charitable trust.
Established in 1984 on the occasion of Fujifilm’s 50th anniversary, the Fujifilm Green Fund holds the distinction of being the first public trust in Japan initiated by a private company to focus on nature conservation.
Its establishment was marked by a contribution of ¥1 billion ($6.5 million/ €6.1 million), solidifying Fujifilm’s commitment to environmental preservation.
Over the past 40 years, the fund has provided extensive grants and support for various activities and research dedicated to preserving and nurturing the natural environment in Japan.
With this latest donation, FUJIFILM Holdings said it aims to further support the ongoing initiatives of the Fujifilm Green Fund.
The four enterprises of Fujifilm Green Fund:
- Afforestation for the Future
- Greenery Aid
- Green Activity Aid
- Greenery Conservation and Application Research Aid
