dip-NPO Collaborative Program

In September 2023, dip launched the “dip-NPO Cooperative Program” with the aim of resolving various issues in the labor market.

Under this program, based on our corporate philosophy of " Here at dip, we want to tap into dreams, ideas and passion to create a better society”, we have contributed, on a Pro Bono basis, our expertise in the recruiting industry, appropriate funding for initiatives and the human resources required to carry them out. Through creative and pioneering partnerships with NPOs, we will foster diverse work styles and create an environment where everyone can work and play an active role in their own way, aiming for a society where everyone can feel the joy and happiness of working.

In addition, we invited Mr. Daigo Sato, President of the Japan Center for NPO Evaluation (JCNE), as an advisor for this program, and conducted a selection process from among 43 organizations that submitted applications. As a result, we have decided to collaborate with Peace Winds Japan in February 2024 and are currently exploring the possibility of collaboration with the following three organizations.

　●General Incorporated Association, Local Coop Owase
　　(URL：https://localcoop.io/)

　●NPO Chaibora
　　(URL：https://chaibora.org/en/)

　●General Incorporated Association, Kounenki Mature Life Association
　　(URL：https://www.maturelife.org/)

*1 Pro bono: Offering one's expertise for free from the perspective of sustainability

Initiatives with Peace Winds Japan (NPO, Nonprofit Organization)

Following the Noto Peninsula Earthquake in 2024, we made a donation of 10 million yen to Peace Winds Japan, which was one of the first to rush to the disaster area to provide support to the affected areas, and also started initiatives to solve the labor shortage in the affected areas.

In March 2025, we jointly launched the “Disaster Support Workplace Certification Program” to strengthen the support program. This certification program aims to raise awareness during normal times, while at the same time meeting the human resource needs of the affected areas by dispatching volunteers from registered companies in the event of an emergency. Even companies that may not be able to immediately commit to dispatching volunteers can provide free video training on disaster prevention to their employees through participation in the program.

Overview of the Disaster Relief Project

For more information on the Disaster Relief Project, please visit this page.
URL： https://www.baitoru.com/rr/npopj/

※(Note)"ARROWS" is a private emergency disaster relief project run by Peace Winds Japan, a certified NPO.

・Overview of Peace Winds Japan (NPO, Nonprofit Organization)

Founded in 1996 by Kensuke Ohnishi, this Japan-based international NGO provides humanitarian aid to people affected by natural disasters, conflicts, poverty, and other crises, both domestically and globally. The organization has carried out activities in 39 countries and regions around the world.
It also operates a range of social initiatives, including the emergency disaster relief project ARROWS (Airborne Rescue & Relief Operations With Search), regional revitalization efforts, and Peace Wanko Japan, a program dedicated to ending the euthanasia of dogs in Japan through rescue and adoption.
As a social innovation platform, the organization continues to take on the most pressing social issues with unwavering dedication.
URL: https://en.peace-winds.org/

Advisor profile

We are pleased to collaborate with dip on this new challenge. Everyone is a stakeholder in improving and resolving social issues. In my experience, a common and necessary element of ‘when the world moves’ is that someone calls for action and that many people agree and cooperate with that call. The voice and power of the first person who notices an issue may be small, but through continuous activities and calls for action, the support of many people will eventually grow into a chorus that can move the world and become a great power.

It is important for dip, stakeholders, and NPOs to work together to build partnerships that transcend sectors and address common social issues. We will work without fear or hesitation through a process of trial and error from a long-term perspective.

Japan Center for NPO Evaluation (JCNE)

Daigo Sato, President