* In order to prevent the spread of infectious disease, some activities were not held in FY2020, FY2021, and FY2022.
Tokyo Disney Resort
Year started |
2015 |
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Target |
Fifth- and sixth-graders at elementary schools nationwide |
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Details |
Participants interact and share experiences with inspirational cast members, who are themselves pursuing their dreams at Tokyo Disney Resort, and think about their own aspirations. |
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Number of participants |
FY2019: 120; FY2020: Program not held |
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Feedback from children |
“I’ve realized that dreams are what drive people.” |
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Feedback from parents and teachers (FY2023) |
“This was a precious experience for our child.” |
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FY2023 Disney Dreamers Experience
Established |
2010 |
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Target |
Children facing hardships |
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Details |
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(yen)
The OLC Group Children’s Smile Fund Designated charities |
Areas of support |
Donation amount |
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FY2020 |
FY2021 |
FY2022 |
FY2023 |
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The Japan Committee for UNICEF |
Support for water and hygiene |
969,577 |
861,840 |
886,701 |
864,248 |
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Save the Children Japan |
Support for education |
817,639 |
703,610 |
705,875 |
609,467 |
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Japan Association for the World Food Programme |
Support for school lunch programs |
768,497 |
664,038 |
622,893 |
581,786 |
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Japan Committee Vaccines for the World’s Children |
Support for vaccinations |
773,616 |
661,559 |
613,307 |
565,301 |
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Medecins Sans Frontieres |
Support for Medical Care (Nutritional Improvement) |
755,749 |
607,207 |
605,917 |
541,848 |
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Japan for UNHCR |
Support for refugees |
- |
- |
120,235 |
119,147 |
Established |
2023 |
Target |
Children facing hardships in Japan |
Details |
・The Company and employees make unified efforts to support children in need in Japan. ・A special monthly menu item is offered at employee cafeterias, which employees can order to make a donation. ・The collected funds are donated to charities twice a year, at which time OLC donates a matching gift to each recipient. |
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Tokyo Disney Resort
Year started |
1982 (Before Tokyo Disneyland opened) |
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Target |
Children who have difficulty visiting Tokyo Disney Resort |
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Details |
Our Tokyo Disney Resort Ambassador, accompanied by various Disney characters, visits facilities throughout the country, including pediatric wards, facilities for people with disabilities, special needs schools, and nursing homes, to deliver the “Disney Dream” |
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Number of facilities visited |
FY2019: 45; FY2020: Program not held |
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- 拡大
- FY2023 Social Activities of Tokyo Disney Resort Ambassador
Tokyo Disney Resort
Year started |
2012 |
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Target |
Children with intractable diseases |
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Details |
In collaboration with Make-A-Wish Japan, we help children realize their dreams of visiting our Theme Park and staying at a Disney Hotel by providing tickets and hotel accommodations. |
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Number of wishes supported |
FY2019: 75; FY2020: Program not held |
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- 拡大
- Letters from the children
Year started |
FY2007 |
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Target |
First- and second-year junior high school students in Urayasu City |
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Details |
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Number of participants |
FY2019: Approx. 390; FY2020: Program not held |
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Feedback from students (FY2019) |
“It was fun to create new dances and dance together with friends” |
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Feedback from teachers (FY2019) |
“Dancing seems to have taught the students the value of communication and helped them tackle difficulties.” |
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- 拡大
- FY2019 In-school classes
Year started |
FY2005 |
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Target |
Junior high school students in Urayasu City |
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Details |
The Program is hosted to support the career education |
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Number of participants |
FY2019: 86; FY2020: Program not held |
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Feedback from students (FY2023) |
“I used to think that work was hard and demanding, but I’ve realized that by learning the necessary skills, such as teamwork and communication, work can be fun.” |
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Feedback from trainers at workplaces |
“I see this program as a good opportunity for students of this age to develop an interest in work, broaden their horizons, and think about their hopes and aspirations for the future.” |
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- 拡大
- FY2023 Work experience program
The OLC Group supports various events held in Urayasu City. We utilize our internal network (intranet) to provide information about volunteer opportunities for our employees, such as cleaning up the city, or providing assistance at functions held at kindergarten or nursery-school in Urayasu City. We cherish the opportunity to work together with the people of the community.
Community events we support |
Play Time for Families: Smiles and Dreams |
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∗In order to prevent the spread of infectious disease, we refrained from hosting or cooperating in some events in FY2020, FY2021, FY2022, and FY2023.
- 拡大
- Play Time for Families: Smiles and Dreams 2019
Tokyo Disney Resort
OLC has provided a Tokyo Disney Resort facility as the venue for Urayasu City’s Coming-of-Age ceremony since 2002.
On January 8, 2024, the Urayasu City Coming-of-Age Day ceremony was held at Tokyo DisneySea’s Broadway Music Theatre, where the arrival into adulthood of 1,715 young people was officially recognized. This year’s theme was “Light lies beyond clouds—enjoy youth and step forward into the future.” The ceremony kicked off with a group of 20 people in celebration of the milestone, followed by speeches from the mayor of Urayasu City, chair of the city council, and Tokyo Disney Resort Ambassador. At the finale, Disney characters stepped off the stage and mingled with the new adults.
FY2023 Coming-of-Age Day ceremony
Support initiative |
Support provided |
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Support for those affected by the 2016 Kumamoto Earthquake |
In April 2016, we made a monetary donation of 10 million yen plus additional donations from employees to the Japanese Red Cross Society. |
Support for Those Affected by Torrential Rain in July 2018 |
In July 2018, we made a monetary donation of 10 million yen plus additional donations from employees to the Japanese Red Cross Society. |
Support for Those Affected by the Hokkaido Eastern Iburi Earthquake |
In September 2018, we made a monetary donation of 5 million yen plus additional donations from employees to the Japanese Red Cross Society. |
Support for Those Affected by Typhoon No. 15 in 2019 |
In September 2019, we made a monetary donation of 30 million yen plus additional donations from employees to Chiba Prefecture. |
Support for Those Affected by Typhoon No. 19 in 2019 |
In October 2019, we made a monetary donation of 10 million yen plus additional donations from employees to the Japanese Red Cross Society. |
Support for Those Affected by the 2024 Noto Peninsula Earthquake |
In January 2024, we made a monetary donation of 50 million yen plus additional donations from employees to the Japanese Red Cross Society. |