Local Community

Takeda has multiple initiatives to contribute toward developing a bright and dream-inspiring future.

In the United States

TPNA proactively contributes the communities where their employees and patients live and work.

The company supports a variety of initiatives, such as, painting and landscaping at a local school in collaboration with Rebuilding Together, an organization dedicated to rehabilitating buildings and houses in low-income communities.

TPNA sponsors the School Walk for Diabetes program, which teaches elementary students the importance of exercise and a healthy diet in preventing diabetes.

Takeda's contribution enabled the ADA's Northern Illinois chapter to provide area schools with educational tools that illustrate the importance of diabetes awareness. Students also walk to raise funds for diabetes research, information and advocacy.

TPNA contributes to A Safe Place, a haven for battered women and their families based in suburban Chicago, as part of a greater initiative to support an underserved area in Illinois.

In April 2006, a new crisis center opened with the help of Takeda's grant to provide affordable housing, counseling and supportive service for women and children in the Chicago land area who have fled abusive relationships.

In Europe

TIF participates in Angel Day, a program to aid homeless people with food and beverages and supports a program for raising funds to help homeless people.

The efforts of TIF receive high acclaim from the government.

(right) Gerarda Simone (TIF), participating Angel Day