Our Focuses｜Social Inclusion｜Promotion of Charity and Environmental Protection
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 fulfill its ESG vision, Winbond integrates the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) to tackle various societal challenges. It incorporates Winbond's core strengths into three main strategic initiatives: Talent Development, Nature-based Solutions, and the Promotion of Charity and Environmental Protection, aiming to leverage resources for social impact.
1.Talent Development: Winbond is committed to fostering individuals by imparting new knowledge and skills, thereby offering opportunities for their development. Notable initiatives in 2023 include the "Semiconductor Academy," "Academic Sponsorship," and organizing "Cultural Events.”
2.Natural-based Solutions: In line with achieving the 2050 net-zero target, Winbond collaborates with various sectors to promote industry-academia-government cooperation programs. Key projects in 2023 include "Afforestation" and "Conservation and Breeding," aimed at carbon removal from the atmosphere and enhancing biodiversity simultaneously.
3.Promotion of Charity and Environmental Protection: Winbond dedicates resources to assist vulnerable groups and improve livelihoods. Key initiatives in 2023 include "Supporting the Disadvantaged," "Emergency Aid," and "Environmental Protection."
Total Social Welfare Investment Amount in 2024
23696109
NTD
Education Financial Aid Raised for Impoverished Students in 2024
4248000
NTD
Supporting elementary school students for a whole year
1062
beneficiaries
Promotion of Charity and Environmental Protection
Sponsoring Houfeng Bikeway
In 2024, Winbond continued its commitment to the adoption of public recreational facilities by collaborating with the Taichung City Tourism Bureau to maintain the Hou-Feng Bike Path. Winbond is responsible for regular road cleaning, tree trimming, and other maintenance tasks to ensure the path’s cleanliness, safety, and aesthetic appeal. This initiative reflects Winbond’s dedication to preserving Taichung’s public recreational facilities and enhancing the quality of leisure spaces.
2024 Cleaning Expenses
Guard Fazi River: Do Sports for Charity, Stay Healthy for the Earth
Let our energy drive vitality! In 2023, Winbond invited employees to participate in the “Do Sports for Charity, Stay Healthy for the Earth” activity. The total number of calories consumed and accumulated by Winbond employees in their daily exercise was 2,564,036 kcal, converted to NT$641,009. In 2024, the amount was donated to sponsor the “The Society of Wilderness” to organize activities for Fazi River protection and environmental conservation.
Winbond continues working with the The Society of Wilderness, and the future donations will be used in environmental education actions such as know the environment, bird surveys, and river cleanup, calling on employees and their families to protect the rich ecology of Fazi River and feel the beauty, and encouraging employees to exercise to become healthy while experiencing the beauty and power of life.
The amount of sponsorship is more than
Participation in Coastal and River Cleanup Activities
To safeguard the cleanliness of coastlines and ensure the sustainability of ecological resources, Winbond volunteers actively participated in beach cleanup efforts. Upholding the spirit of maintaining clean oceans and sustainable resources, volunteer teams conducted activities in Zhubei Nanliao, Taichung Fazih River, and Kaohsiung Yuan Zhonggang Wetland Park. In 2024, a total of 210 volunteer participations were recorded, resulting in the removal of 658 kilograms of waste, contributing significantly to marine ecological conservation.