With the creation and development of Steel sheet Distribution Services, the Isuzu Group, as a ‘good corporate citizen’, makes contributions to the growth of all stakeholders including the industry itself and local communities. The Zenkoku Coil Center Kougyou Kumiai （ZCCK Japan Coil Center Industry Association) is a national association of 118 coil centers (thin steel sheet cut processors) and is presently headed by Takashi Suzuki. Making the development and cognitive expansion of the entire industry as its duty, the association actively provides the know-how cultivated by Isuzu, namely the "Coil Center Eco-net (an ISO 14001 certified support service)", the "Common EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) Center". In addition to that, the association also promotes factory visits between partners, contributing to the establishment of a collaboration system and the industry. Factory Tours As part of the elementary school social studies field trip curriculum, factory tours have been offered to the 5th graders at the Fujihashi Elementary School in the city of Oume, Tokyo (December, 2005 / Oume Isuzu). Work-Study Program A one-day work experience program was offered to a student from a nursing school (2nd year at junior high school) in factory assistance work (2002 / Fuji Isuzu). Internship As part of our support work to help young people establish the will to work and a perspective for occupations, four 2nd year students from the Shizuoka Yoshiwara Technical High School were accepted for a period of 4 days to experience factory assistance work (2004 / Fuji Isuzu). Mt. Fuji Clean-Up With the hope to pass the beautiful Mr. Fuji on to our future generations, we became a member of the "Fuji-san Network", and have participated in the "Mt. Fuji Polish-Up Campaign", as well as efforts to clean up prefectural roads (December, 2002 / Fuji Isuzu). Traffic Safety Patrolling Our participation in the "Traffic Safety Patrol" together with local residents and our contribution to prevention of traffic accidents during the autumn Traffic Safety Week were commended by the Asaka Police Chief (September, 2004 / Isuzu Kensetsu Corporation). Talk at Former School An Isuzu employee visited her former high school in Ibaraki Prefecture, and gave a talk on the topic “This is What I Do Now” (June, 2004 / Oyama Isuzu).