Education and Activities

We has used the professional management of the USI Education Foundation to ensure that various social participations are consistent with the group's sustainable development goals, and continue to create and condense sustainable value with core capabilities, thereby making contributions to social sustainability.

Major Sponsorships in 2024

In 2024, CGPC donated NTD 2 million to the USI Education Foundation. Through the Foundation, approximately NTD 9.72 million was allocated to various charitable initiatives, including NTD 3.25 million in scholarships and grants, NTD 1 million to the Alliance Cultural Foundation, and NTD 4 million to the Junyi School of Innovation in Taitung. Other charitable sponsorships amounted to approximately NTD 1.47 million.

Major Sponsorships in 2024
Scholarships	Donations to Public Welfare Groups	Sponsoring education and public welfare activities
Merit Scholarship	The Alliance Cultural Foundation	Toufen Junior High School’s music project
Artificial Intelligence Scholarship	Taitung Junyi International Experimental High School	Beach cleanup activity at the Long Fong Fishing Port
	Teach for Taiwan Foundation	Public welfare activities on medical care and education
	BOYO Social Welfare Foundation

Merit Scholarship

For students who show outstanding academic performance in chemical engineering, materials, chemistry and applied chemistry, and other related fields in the specified 15 domestic public and private universities, the Company provides scholarships to encourage students studying for bachelor’s or master’s degrees to grow into industry talents. This year is the 13th year of the scholarship. A total of NT$23 million has been awarded to over 330 students.

In 2024, a total of NT$3 million was awarded to a total of 30 students from 18 departments of 11 public and private universities, including 3 doctoral students, 12 master’s students, and 15 university students, of whom 20 were disadvantaged students. On December 6, 2024, a scholarship award ceremony and commendation luncheon were held to recognize the award-winning students at Taipei Marriott Hotel. The Group’s supervisors were also invited to participate in the event to interact with the students, and encourage students to continue learning to exert a positive influence on society and give back to society. Lastly, Chairperson Stanley Yen of the Alliance Cultural Foundation, shared his life experience and wisdom, and encouraged the award-winning students to “learn to live, learn life, and learn to do things” and to be “ordinary but not mediocre” and have the power to enrich their lives.「Be an angel in your own life and in the lives of others」

Artificial Intelligence Scholarship

To encourage domestic outstanding research students in participating in various artificial intelligence (AI) application research and development with the purpose to close the gap between industry and academic, and to cultivate chemical industry talents with AI professional background, the Foundation has established this program to reward outstanding graduate students master’s and doctoral candidates with research topics focusing on AI applications for smart production systems, process control, and saving energy and costs. The program started on a trial basis in 2022 for a period of five years. The award-winning students received a scholarship of NT$50,000 per semester. After regular review, the recipient will be granted a scholarship for a maximum of four consecutive semesters. A total of 5 students have received the award.

The Alliance Cultural Foundation(Including art and cultural promotion)

the Alliance Cultural Foundation (hereinafter referred to as “the Alliance”) long-term investment in rural education and sustainable development in Hualien and Taitung, the main support targets include Taitung Junyi International Experimental High School (hereinafter referred to as Junyi School). The 15th anniversary of the Alliance’s establishment, the Alliance proposed the “Hualien-Taitung Sustainability Blueprint”which promotes development through three pillars:

Cultivating local talent for sustainable development：
Deepen cultural development through vocational education and support local communities(such as the Bagelang Boat- shaped House, the Pisirian Cultural Center, the Cotton & Hemp House, the Luanshan Forest Cultural Museum, the Mountain Forest Base, the Saksaluan Hunter School). The Alliance also introduced professional instructors from the industry to teach semester-long courses, tour guide talent has been developed, leading to the formation of the “BINBIN Ecotourism Alliance” and the “Island Living Co-Learning Network”

Establishing Junyi School as a model base for transformative education：
Deepen the education model in remote areas and cultivate future talents in the Hualien and Taitung regions.

Promoting the Paul Chiang Art Center：
Construction has been underway since 2014 and it is slated to open in the spring of 2025. Combining art, aesthetics, and natural landscapes, it will become a demonstration platform for international art exchange and sustainable tourism. Through the tripartite connection of education, culture and art, the public welfare platform continues to integrate resources to promote the internationalization and sustainable development of Hualien and Eastern Taiwan.

Toufen Junior High School Music Program

The Foundation collaborated with the Harvest365 Foundation of Chiayi City and Toufen Junior High School to establish the music education project at the school in September 2021. The Harmony choir, composed of grade 7 and grade 8 students, was taught by the professional choir teachers nurtured by Harvest365 and the music teacher of Toufen Junior High School. The team consisted of nearly 30 students. In addition to the routine club time, they also used after-school time for exercises. We hope to accompany the students through the art of singing and perform on stage at the annual Harvest365 Music Festival to stimulate motivation to learn and build self-confidence.

BOYO Social Welfare Foundation

The BOYO Social Welfare Foundation was established in 2002 to provide free “Remedial Teaching” homework guidance for elementary and junior high school children from economically disadvantaged families. We also provide “caring guidance” to provide every disadvantaged child with an appropriate parenting environment and train them with the basic skills so as to enhance their social competitiveness and give them the opportunity to lift themselves out of poverty in the future. Since its establishment 20 years ago, Boyo has continued to commit lots of manpower and resources to course design, supplementary learning materials, and the training of parents in communities. There are 17 tutoring locations, and they have served more than 2,000 students.

Teach for Taiwan Foundation

Teach for Taiwan (TFT) was established in 2013. It is a non-profit organization dedicated to solving the difficulty of educational inequality, hoping to create equal opportunities for every child. By training outstanding young people to teach in elementary schools in remote areas for at least two years, the difficulties faced by schools in remote townships due to difficulty in recruiting and frequent teacher turnover have been resolved. TFT has sent 355 young people to travel to rural areas. They have gone to schools in Taitung, Tainan, Pingtung, Yunlin, Hualien, and Nantou, helping more than 6,700 disadvantaged school children.

Public Welfare Activities on Medical Care and Education

Although National Health Insurance provides comprehensive medical coverage, remote areas still lack medical resources and compassionate care. The Student Medical Service Team not only provides medical care and health education, but also receives guidance from medical staff, allowing medical students to integrate their classroom learning and experience the pure sense of service. The Foundation provided partial funding for five medical and health education public service camps in 2024. These five service teams involved over 500 participants and served more than 2,600 people.

School	Club	Location	Number of people Participating	Number of people served
Taipei Medical University	First Social Medical Service Team	Dacheng Township and three other townships in Changhua	110	300+
	Green Cross Medical Service Team	Shuilin and Yuanchang Townships in Yunlin	120	400+
	Mountain Region Social Medical Service Group	Renai and Puli Townships in Nantou	70	400+
	TMU Maple Medical Youth Service Corps	Penghu	220	1,000+
China Medical University	Oral Health Education Service Team	Manzhou Township in Pingtung	30	500+

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