Social
Examples of Community Action Programs

2010

Children facing hardships

• The Company and employees join together to support children in need throughout the world
• We collect charitable contributions made by our employees on a voluntary basis as a fraction of their monthly paychecks or bonuses (99 yen or less) and an optional number of 100-yen units.
• The employees select a group to receive their donations from six designated charities.
• The collected funds are donated to the selected charities twice a year, at which time OLC will donate a matching gift to each of the chosen recipients.

2023

Children facing hardships in Japan

• 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 twice a year, at which time OLC donates a matching gift.

2012

Children with intractable diseases

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.

FY2021: 10
FY2022: 33
FY2023: 48
FY2024: 57
FY2025: 59

FY2007

First- and second-year junior high school students in Urayasu City

Started hosting classes at junior high schools in Urayasu City in FY2007
In response to dance education becoming mandatory in FY2012, the classes were upgraded to in-school dance classes in FY2013.
Supports the education of children in local communities by providing dance classes taught by a choreographer and dancers.

FY2021: Program not held

FY2022: Program not held
FY2023: Program not held
FY2024: 373
FY2025: 160

“I had never experienced dancing before, but I really enjoyed the lesson! The dancer performed right in front of us and gave us careful, hands-on instructions.”

“A lesson from a professional dancer inspired the children to become eager learners.”

FY2005

Junior high school students in Urayasu City

The Program is hosted to support the career education

initiatives implemented by the Ministry of Education, Culture,

Sports, Science and Technology.

A total of 15 types of jobs had been experienced including:

Answering phone calls;

preparing for fires and earthquakes; making beds at hotels;

working at the Ikspiari information center;

working at the cinema; and maintaining flowerbeds.

FY2021: Program not held
FY2022: 51
FY2023: 50
FY2024: 121
FY2025: 137

“I’ve learned the importance of teamwork and how a lot of people are involved in getting work done. This opportunity sparked my interest in new fields.”

“Being with youthful junior high students reminded me of my early days. The program is also inspiring for trainers, giving them a wonderful time.” 

Urayasu City Sports Fair

Urayasu Citizens’ Festival

Tokyo Bay Urayasu City Marathon

• In April 2016, we made a monetary donation of 10 million yen plus additional donations from employees to the Japanese Red Cross Society.
• In September 2016, the Tokyo Disney Resort Ambassador paid a visit to Kumamoto.
• In December 2016, the Ambassador joined in the restoration event parade and donated stationery school supplies to elementary schools in the prefecture.

In July 2018, we made a monetary donation of 10 million yen plus additional donations from employees to the Japanese Red Cross Society.

In September 2018, we made a monetary donation of 5 million yen plus additional donations from employees to the Japanese Red Cross Society.

In September 2019, we made a monetary donation of 30 million yen plus additional donations from employees to Chiba Prefecture.

In October 2019, we made a monetary donation of 10 million yen plus additional donations from employees to the Japanese Red Cross Society.

• In January 2024, we made a monetary donation of 50 million yen plus additional donations from employees to the Japanese Red Cross Society.
• In September 2024, we donated stationery to elementary schools in Noto Town and Anamizu Town; and, in October, to those in Suzu City and Wajima City.