【19th Curves Food Drive Implementation Report】Approximately 148 tons of food collected from about 127,000 people nationwide donated to 769 facilities and organizations nationwide
Curves Holdings implemented its 19th Food Drive, collecting approximately 148 tons of food from about 127,000 participants nationwide and donating it to 769 welfare facilities and organizations. This activity has been ongoing since 2007 and is scheduled to receive the Minister of the Environment Award in 2025.
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Curves Japan Co., Ltd. (Address: Minato-ku, Tokyo / Representative Director and Chairman: Gaku Masumoto), a core operating company of Curves Holdings Co., Ltd. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo, Representative Director, President and Group CEO: Gaku Masumoto, Code: 7085, Tokyo Stock Exchange Prime Market), implemented a "Food Drive" at its "Curves, a 30-minute health fitness for women only" and "Men's Curves, a 30-minute gym with no reservation required and support."
This 19th installment saw approximately 148 tons of food collected from about 127,000 members and local residents, which was directly delivered by coaches from each store to 769 welfare facilities and organizations nationwide by mid-March. A "Food Drive" is an activity where unused food from homes is brought together and donated to local welfare facilities and organizations. Curves has been engaged in this support activity with its members and local residents since 2007.
Our company, aiming to realize its business objective of "a society overflowing with vitality, free from the anxieties and loneliness of illness and caregiving," is working to solve health issues in collaboration with administrative and medical institutions and to enrich social capital by leveraging the power of the community, as a "community-based health infrastructure." Based on this philosophy, Curves was the first national organization to implement a Food Drive in 2007, when the activity was not yet common. Its continuous contribution over 18 years has been recognized, and in September 2025, it is scheduled to receive the highest honor, the "Minister of the Environment Award," at the "FY2025 Food Loss Reduction Promotion Awards" hosted by the Ministry of the Environment and the Consumer Affairs Agency.
Moving forward, Curves will continue to work with local communities to do "what we can do now," leveraging its deeply rooted community.
【19th Curves Food Drive Activity Results】
■Activity Period: Food reception January 15, 2026 - February 14, 2026, Food donation from each store to nearest facilities February 14, 2026 - mid-March 2026
■Participants: Approximately 127,000 people nationwide
This 19th installment saw approximately 148 tons of food collected from about 127,000 members and local residents, which was directly delivered by coaches from each store to 769 welfare facilities and organizations nationwide by mid-March. A "Food Drive" is an activity where unused food from homes is brought together and donated to local welfare facilities and organizations. Curves has been engaged in this support activity with its members and local residents since 2007.
Our company, aiming to realize its business objective of "a society overflowing with vitality, free from the anxieties and loneliness of illness and caregiving," is working to solve health issues in collaboration with administrative and medical institutions and to enrich social capital by leveraging the power of the community, as a "community-based health infrastructure." Based on this philosophy, Curves was the first national organization to implement a Food Drive in 2007, when the activity was not yet common. Its continuous contribution over 18 years has been recognized, and in September 2025, it is scheduled to receive the highest honor, the "Minister of the Environment Award," at the "FY2025 Food Loss Reduction Promotion Awards" hosted by the Ministry of the Environment and the Consumer Affairs Agency.
Moving forward, Curves will continue to work with local communities to do "what we can do now," leveraging its deeply rooted community.
【19th Curves Food Drive Activity Results】
■Activity Period: Food reception January 15, 2026 - February 14, 2026, Food donation from each store to nearest facilities February 14, 2026 - mid-March 2026
■Participants: Approximately 127,000 people nationwide