Social Investment

Wistron Foundation

Since its establishment in 2010, the Wistron Foundation has been dedicated to promoting balance and harmony between humans and nature. The Foundation works hard to protect the environment and ecologies, while promoting our cultural values. In response to Wistron’s pursuit of sustainable values, we defined two major themes of the Foundation’s development and charity policies: environment and culture. We implemented the ideals of altruism to realize and deepen our sustainable development goals. We strategically partnered with charity organizations that share the same ideals in terms of culture and the environment in order to implement diversified projects. The six major aspects of project investments include: environmental protection, habitat adoption, environmental education, cultural enhancement, education and care, and service implementation. Work proposals of the Foundation are regularly submitted to the Board of Directors each year to report on the implementation status and results and ensure that the charity projects meet the aims and targets of the Foundation. In 2021, a total of 22 projects were implemented.

The Foundation deeply believes that social welfare should include kindness while proactively excerting influence on society. In 2021, we invited our charity partners to learn the London Benchmarking Group (LBG) evaluation model. We combine our ideas and share our values with our partners to solve social issues through charity actions together in order to contribute more to society.

• In 2021, a total of   22   projects were implemented.

Employees’ Impact

Besides using our existing charity impact, Wistron also encourages employees to participate in social welfare activities. The Company regularly organizes charity donation and charity sale events, which have received great feedback from the employees. In terms of technological innovation, we used our development capabilities and innovative projects to realize many applications to improve social welfare. In order to help restore the beauty of Shuanglianpi and protect the valuable wetlands, we began working with the Society of Wilderness in 2010 and sponsored the Shuanglianpi Ecological Classroom in order to implement long-term habitat conservation and environmental education. Starting in 2017, Wistron volunteers began one-day working holidays. We worked together to construct protection areas, restored the slope of the northern shore, and removed foreign species. As of 2021, 25 corporate volunteer activities have been organized, with 410 people participating in the working holidays. Through the crowd sourced habitat protection, we established a refuge for the ecology in Shuanglianpi and improved the healing abilities of the habitat.

Commercial and social benefits of the six major charity focuses