Social Involvement Strategies
Promoting Cultural Equality
To promote cultural equality, SinoPac Holdings is committed to reducing any form of inequality inside and outside the organization and putting efforts to protect people's right to learn and enjoy art, regardless of gender, wealth, or race, to achieve social equality and justice. The Company will continue to use core business operations and the professional resources of SinoPac Volunteers to support children's art and cultural education activities. SinoPac Holdings will work with education and social enterprises to promote long-term intensive cultivation programs. To attain the goal of " Together, a better life", SinoPac Holdings expanded the collaboration with townships, communities, and schools in 2023 to enhance the financial literacy education for children, youths, and financially disadvantaged groups and jointly create a better environment for culture and art. The Company also encourages people to respect the elderly and intensify community building.
Promoting Performing Arts and Sociocultural Power
Bank SinoPac has sponsored the "Taipei Children's Arts Festival" for the 18th year, demonstrating its steadfast commitment to promoting cultural equity. SinoPac Holdings has also provided free performance venues for 4 consecutive years. In 2025, Bank SinoPac collaborated with the Taipei Performing Arts Center to launch the "TCAF: Community" project, bringing arts and culture to more families through community touring performances. The six performances of "FANTASY" transcended age and language barriers through non-verbal mime performances, attracting 1,252 attendees and showcasing the inclusiveness and accessibility of arts education.
SinoPac Securities also actively promotes cultural equity by organizing a musical theater appreciation event for the Taiwanese musical Reed Unbroken an original work blending traditional Taiwanese opera with modern musical theater. Clients and public welfare groups were invited to attend, demonstrating support for local arts through concrete action.
Rebirth of Diverse Local Cultures with Continuous Support in Taiwan
As Taiwan's society gradually ages, SinoPac Holdings recognizes the profound impact of an aging population. Since 2019, Bank SinoPac has been the exclusive sponsor of the Song of Life Co-creation project, supporting the preservation of 14 precious local songs that carry local history, cultural landscapes, and collective memories. In the spring and summer of 2025, nearly 40 SinoPac Volunteers entered local communities to accompany older adults in recording songs that reflected their hometown stories. Through volunteer companionship, cultural preservation, and local engagement, SinoPac continued to deepen its social care initiatives; every charitable engagement serves as an important force in supporting age-friendly communities and cultural sustainability. Through music, Bank SinoPac integrates the life journeys of elders into creative works. Following the album "Old Days" in 2021, the Bank released "uàt-thâu: Crossing Beyond" in 2025, preserving precious local history amid societal change, fully demonstrating the company's long-term commitment to cultural heritage.
Home from Above: Using Visual Storytelling to Capture Taiwan's Local Identity
SinoPac Holdings has long been committed to Promoting Cultural Equality with the core concept of "Empowerment instead of charity." Since launching the "Home from Above" documentary project in 2019, SinoPac Holdings has supported elementary school students in becoming documentarians of their hometown cultures. In 2025, the program once again accompanied 10 young director teams and hosted the "Home from Above - Sustainable Harvest" Film Festival at SinoPac Holdings headquarters, covering themes such as life education, food culture, local industries, ethnic heritage, and environmental issues, demonstrating students' observational and storytelling capabilities. In 2025, AI applications were incorporated for the first time: Shulin Elementary School in Tainan introduced the cantaloupe character "Harry," while Pei-Cheng Elementary School in Yilan created the new immigrant character "Ducking" to explore environmental pollution, highlighting the outcomes of interdisciplinary learning. Through supporting student documentary production, SinoPac Holdings cultivates students' critical thinking, digital literacy, communication skills, and teamwork capabilities, becoming an important platform for advancing educational innovation. SinoPac Volunteers have participated in the initiative for many years, supporting film festivals and creative workshops, witnessing children document local culture through video and expand their imagination through technology, demonstrating the younger generation's emotional connection to the land and commitment to sustainability values.
