Our Focuses｜Social Inclusion｜Supporting vulnerable groups
Social Inclusion
Winbond’s headquarters is located in the Central Taiwan Science Park in Taichung City, with additional facilities and offices in Kaohsiung City and Hsinchu County/City. As a result, the scope of Winbond’s community engagement encompasses these three regions. For communities in Kaohsiung and Hsinchu, where the headquarters is not located, the company prioritizes sustainability initiatives and improvement measures based on operational needs and resource allocation considerations.
To advance its ESG vision, Winbond aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and continued to invest resources under three core strategies:“ Talent Development,”“ Social Welfare and Environmental Education,” and“ Nature-based Solutions.” By integrating internal and external resources—such as stakeholders including customers, suppliers, public-sector entities, universities, and NGOs—the Company promoted community development and environmental improvement and amplified the impact of social inclusion initiatives.
Total number of donors in 2025
1208
donors
Total amount of social welfare donations in 2025
29020000
NTD
Benefiting from scholarships in 2025
1028
students
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Happy Breakfast Program for Rural Students
To improve the breakfast situation for students in remote areas, Winbond has been sponsoring the "Happy Breakfast Program" for rural elementary school students in regions such as Hsinchu through a nonprofit foundation since 2011. By providing breakfast resources and care to rural schools, the program ensures students' basic living and health needs are met, enabling them to build strong minds and bodies for exploring the world. In 2025, Winbond continues its sponsorship with around NT$750,000 allocated for breakfast expenses, supporting the students' healthy learning opportunities. Additionally, company representatives conduct on-site visits to assess the program's impact as a reference for future planning.
The amount of sponsorship
Fundraising for Scholarships for Underprivileged Students
To provide underprivileged students with supplementary educational resources and stable schooling, Winbond has partnered with the Taiwan Fund for Children and Families since 2017, inviting employees to participate in fundraising initiatives. From senior management to entry-level employees, all staff actively contribute. In 2025, 1,208 Winbond employees collectively donated NT$4.112 million, supporting 1,028 elementary school students for an entire year.
2025 Employee Donations
Number of Students Supported Annually
Result of Fundraising for Impoverished Students Education Financial Aid
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“Safe Growth” Child Care Support Program
Winbond (Taiwan) partnered with Taichung Infant Home, Hsinchu Ren-Ai Children’s Home, and Luzhu Little Angels Home to strengthen child placement support. A total of 316 volunteer participations contributed 842.5 service hours, and NT$80,000 was invested to improve environmental safety, benefiting approximately 200 children. Onsite service and financial support reduced maintenance burdens and improved living quality, strengthening employee awareness and expanding a scalable, sustainable welfare support model.。
2025 Volunteer Participants
“Connecting Silicon Hands for Sustainable Basketball” Basketball Purchase-to-Donate Initiative
Winbond (Taiwan) promoted a “Sustainable Basketball” purchase-to-donate initiative to practice circular economy and educational support. Employees purchased 555 basketballs made from recycled silicon sludge and donated them to 20 elementary schools in the southern Kaohsiung area, including all eight schools in Luzhu District. The initiative supported environmentally friendly recycled materials while promoting students’ sports development and sustainability education.
2025 Basketball Procurement Volume
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Charity Rice Paddy Program
Winbond Taiwan partnered with the Taiwan Association for Waiting Babies to launch the “Caring Rice Field Project.” In 2025, 105 employees volunteered in the rice fields, taking part in farming and harvesting activities firsthand. Through these experiences, they strengthened their connection with the land while relieving stress. Following the event, Winbond donated 60 kilograms of rice and 20 boxes of fresh fruits and vegetables to children’s homes, helping ensure that the children received balanced nutrition. The project successfully created a sustainable social impact ecosystem that brings together employee participation, support for environmentally friendly farming, and care for vulnerable children.
2025 Volunteer Participants
105
Supporting Social Inclusion for Disadvantaged Youth
In 2025, Winbond (Israel) visited the“ Shanti House” youth shelter, which provided a safe haven for atrisk youth aged 14–21 facing survival crises. Through meaningful interactions and dialogue with the residents,employees gained deeper insight into the challenges experienced by vulnerable groups and explored ways in which corporate resources could support the rebuilding of social connections and pathways to stability.