Since WHA is concerned about the impact of industrial estates on the community, it has established Corporate Social Responsibility programs to support schools that are located near its industrial estates by developing a love of art for school-age children. Moreover, environmental conservation, history, and local cultural teachings were also incorporated into the curriculum through Art Camp activities to develop the children's creativity, freedom of expression, and communication skills.

In 2020, The program was attended by The program was attended by 560 students from 20 upper elementary schools and 30 students from 15 junior high schools in total. According to the survey results, the satisfaction rate for the two organized Art Camps was 88.2 percent and 92.4 percent, respectively. The majority of students felt that the program improved their fundamental art skills and that the knowledge gained could be applied in their daily lives. The programs were successful in promoting and improving education for Thai students, which is essential for the development of communities and the country as a whole.

Due to the pandemic crisis, the project was postponed until 2022. On the other hand, WHA Group continued to change things for the better in the lives of these students in 2021 by supporting and donating educational utilities including school bags, books, pencil, and crayon to over 20,400 students in 66 schools around WHA Industrial Estates.