Responsibilities

The 21st October 2008 is a date that people of the Galganuwa, Meegalawa, Padawigama villages in the Anuradhapura District will remember for some time to come. On this day T&S Buttons Lanka finished constructing a large well of 15ft diameter, which now brings potable water to these hard working and long suffering folk, including some [...]

Yatihena Kanishta College, in Waduwegama, Biyagama has 400 students. This neighbourhood school has only two toilets for all the schoolchildren and urgently needed new sanitary facilities. As part of our CSR programme, T&S Buttons constructed new sanitary facilities for the school. The project was completed on the 13th February 2008 with the children now happy [...]

Neetha Irangani joined T&S Buttons at inception as a general factory worker in 1997 and has progressed to the level of Supervisor. Today, she is one of our key Associates and the beneficiary of another of our social projects. This housing project initiative was taken in order to improve Neetha’s living standards as she did [...]

On 25th June 2008, to mark World Blood Donor Day, employees of T&S Buttons Lanka participated in a blood donation drive. Thirty per cent of our employees donated a total of 91 pints of blood to the National Blood Transfusion Service. The campaign was a success with a number of invitees from neighbouring companies in [...]

In May 2008, Associate Sisira Ubayarathne requested assistance from the company to provide a wheelchair for his father who had recently undergone surgery and was left feeble and unable to walk. T&S Buttons obliged by donating this piece of equipment which helped the family of our Associate to handle the disability. The father was soon [...]

The Tsunami of December 2004 devastated many lives, affecting many families across Sri Lanka. T&S Buttons came forward to offer assistance to communities in several ways and phases. The company built a house for one family which lost a father to the Tsunami. Medicines to the value of Rs 50,000 were donated to those in [...]

Ethical corporate growth requires a strong commitment to meeting critical environmental as well as social obligations. Corporate Social Responsible strategies for national development and to reduce the carbon footprint of our business operations have been inspired by such awareness and adopted as policy. Supporting community projects is one way we give back to the people. [...]