The "Supachai–Busadee Chiaravanont Foundation" continues to nurture Thai youths' dreams for the sixth year, awarding comprehensive scholarships covering levels from primary school to university. It supports outstanding students who lack financial resources and those with exceptional potential to help improve their quality of life.
On 27 Aug 2026 GMT+7, the Supachai–Busadee Chiaravanont Foundation advanced its mission to "nurture dreams" by providing equal learning and development opportunities for Thai youth through the "2026 Academic Year Scholarship Project to Improve Quality of Life," marking its sixth consecutive year.
On this occasion, Mr. Supachai Chiaravanont, Chairman of the Foundation's Board, together with Mrs. Busadee Chiaravanont, Vice Chairwoman, and their family, awarded scholarships to students under their care, spanning primary, secondary, and university levels. The scholarships are divided into two categories: for outstanding students in financial need, and for those with exceptional potential or specialized skills. This reflects a commitment not only to easing financial burdens but also to supporting the younger generation in developing their potential, enhancing skills, and gaining diverse experiences, enabling them to grow toward success and build their futures through their own abilities.
Additionally, the foundation provided digital learning tools, including the True SMARTBOOK GEN2 with high-speed internet SIM cards from TrueBusiness, to current scholarship students to broaden their access to knowledge and technology. An iPad Air was also presented to Ms. Napat Saeyang, known as "Nong Panghui," the first scholarship recipient to graduate with a bachelor's degree, serving as encouragement for her next life chapter. Executives from True Corporation, parents, and faculty members joined in congratulating her at True Digital Park.
Mr. Supachai Chiaravanont, Chairman of the Supachai–Busadee Chiaravanont Foundation, said the most valuable thing in life is "love," as it is the foundation that nurtures families, organizations, and society to grow steadily. He noted that education should not merely aim to obtain degrees but to support lifelong learning—to discover one’s potential, aptitudes, and passions, then develop these for the benefit of oneself and others. Along the way, there will be days when things do not go as hoped.
However, if one views "problems as teachers" and combines perseverance with mindfulness, every obstacle becomes a lesson that helps us grow stronger and move forward with purpose. Life’s value is not measured solely by what we receive but by what we can "give" and pass on to others—opportunities, inspiration, and good beliefs. Goodness from one person can expand to families, communities, and society. He urged young people to preserve goodness, continue self-development, discover their intrinsic value, and, when given opportunities, remember to pass them on to those around them, fostering shared growth and building a sustainable society.
Mrs. Busadee Chiaravanont, Vice Chairwoman of the Supachai–Busadee Chiaravanont Foundation, said the foundation’s core is "giving" because they believe that providing educational opportunities can lead to changes that extend beyond an individual’s life. When children discover their potential, dare to dream, and pursue what they love, the energy generated today will benefit families, communities, and society tomorrow. This is like nurturing seeds to take deep root before branching out and passing values to others. Amid rapid changes from AI technology, new career forms, and environmental challenges,
they want young people to be open-minded, not confined to traditional career paths, but ready to seek knowledge continuously, develop themselves, and find what they love alongside their aptitudes. Today’s knowledge may lead to new roles that provide greater benefits to others. The foundation’s goal is not only the success of the youth but to see everyone move forward with a spirit of "passing on"—using their knowledge, abilities, and energy to create value for society.
The foundation also focuses on comprehensive development of scholarship students in three key dimensions: 1. Enhancing potential through training programs, leadership camps, robotics camps, and competitions based on individual interests; 2. Preparing for the professional world with expert guidance to discover aptitudes and connect to internships with leading organizations; 3. Broadening horizons through out-of-classroom experiences, including study visits to Lotus Bangna, The Forestias, Happitat at The Forestias, and Cloud 11, allowing students to experience real-world concepts, technology, and innovation, inspiring them and preparing them for future education and careers.
Over the past six years, the Supachai–Busadee Chiaravanont Foundation has progressed from the concept of "providing scholarships" to "providing futures," believing that when youth receive the right opportunities at the right time, their inherent potential can grow without limits. One educational opportunity today becomes a powerful force that creates sustainable change for families, communities, and Thai society.
