Local Community Care｜KYF Supports Shulin Community
KYF continues to advance its local community care initiatives. This year, the company launched the “Nutritious Food Support, Shared Meals with the Zhenmin Community” program, marking the third consecutive year of engagement in Zhenmin Village, Shulin District, New Taipei City. Through concrete actions, KYF supports vulnerable families and delivers warmth and care to the local community.
The initiative provided assistance to 90 low- and middle-income households with essential daily necessities, including rice, cooking oil, and glass noodles. These efforts aim to help ease household burdens and enable community residents to feel supported and secure. KYF believes that stable and practical material support is a key way to respond to the needs of vulnerable families.
In addition to material support, the KYF team visited the community to accompany senior residents during shared meals and conversations. Through simple dining and interaction, emotional connections were strengthened, allowing seniors to experience companionship and care in their daily lives. KYF has long been committed to senior care and community engagement, and through ongoing participation, seeks to reinforce local support networks.
Guided by the principle of “supporting the vulnerable, accompanying seniors, and safeguarding local communities,” KYF closely aligns corporate resources with local needs, steadily deepening its community care initiatives and fulfilling its corporate social responsibility.
Overview of Local Community Care Contributions (2025)
KYF’s three manufacturing sites continued coordinated community care initiatives, including:
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Shulin Plant: NT$100,000 in support for Zhenmin Village, Shulin District
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Yingge Plant: NT$400,000 in support for Yongchang Village, Yingge District
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Dongshan Plant: NT$30,000 in support for the Dongcheng Village Senior Dining Hall, Dongshan Township, Yilan County
KYF will continue to cultivate strong ties with local communities through concrete actions, working together with residents to build a more resilient and caring sustainable society.
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