Corporate Social responsibility

The philosophy of the FRANK group not only includes the responsibility to our customers, employees and partners, but also to people who need help. For this reason FRANK supports a number of international aid projects. We call this our “Focus on human interest”.

The following projects are part of our continuous support:

Local social aid projects

• “Kleine Patienten in Not e. V.“ (Small Patients in Need), Sasbach
  Among others, the main goals of the association “Kleine Patienten in Not e.V.” are to improve initial first aid, live saving services adapted to the specific need of children and active accident prevention for children, for more detailed information see www.trost-spenden.de
  
  
• „Mini-Max-Club, Leiblfing“
  The “Mini-Max-Club” runs every year at the company’s facilities in Leiblfing and provides a fully supported crèche for the children of the company’s staff during the summer holidays.

International aid projects

• Rev.  Dr. Emeka Emeakaroha, Etiti, Nigeria
  The Reverend Dr. Emeakaroha founded a hospital in Etiti in Nigeria to provide basic medical care for the local population. This is only one of the numerous aid projects that the Chaplain supervises, who currently ministers to the Austrian parish of Obergrafendorf.
  
  For more detailed information please visit the web site www.emeka.at
  
  
• Aid project for indigenous population of Ecuador, Guaranda, Ecuador
  The aid project for the indigenous people in the Bolivar province of Ecuador allows young people to take up carpentry apprenticeships. This aid project was started by the Catholic priest of Oberpiebing in lower Bavaria, W. Gallmeier and the financial support covers the complete cost of the apprenticeship, living costs and expenses for food and accommodation for 14 apprentices per year and enables them to support themselves. The primary goal is to enable young people to “help themselves”.
  
  For more detailed information please visit the web site: www.indiohilfe.org