Any enterprise should not only be a creator of social prosperity, it should
also give something back to society in terms of the cultural environment. With this in mind, YULON, which has always prided itself on being a good "corporate citizen," has made an ongoing contribution to "environmental protection" and the "arts" taking since 1992. Activities are held every year to awaken concern for the environment and for local cultural traditions in Taiwan, so that, while embracing the Internet, the members of the e-generation can also enjoy a rich cultural life in the 21st century. Besides organizing regular cultural and environmental protection activities, YULON is always ready to lend a helping hand to charitable activities and in emergencies.
For example, while the SARS (Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome) disease spread widely in May, 2003, YULON, is the first one to commit to provide employment opportunity for their spouses of those medical fighters who accidentally scarify their lives in the process of taking care of SARS patients; and provides full-scholarship to their young children till their graduate from colleges. By providing above assistances and commitments, YULON bears the hope that those medical professional can take care of the SARS patients without any worry in minds. In addition, NISSAN, the partner of YULON, also denotes 1,500 sets of protection equipments originally imported from Japan to those first line medical fighters who need these protections urgently and receive immediately concerns and cares.
Linwang, the most famous animal in Taipei zoo and the most long-life elephant in Asia, was lied on February 26, 2003, in its 86 years, Linwang had brought Taiwan people lots of joys while walking through the toughtime of war. In order to keep the memory of Linwang in everyone¡¦s mind,YULON sponsor solely of making Linwang¡¦s specimen at Taipei Zoo to show the respects to 86-years old Elephant Linwang.
After the September 21, 1999 earthquake, YULON provided prompt assistance in the form of NT$21 million in cash, along with pharmaceuticals, water and other material supplies. YULON also mobilized its employees to design 24 containers and 120 mobile washrooms for the use of the people living in the disaster area, to make them more comfortable in the cold winter. In this way, YULON provided valuable assistance to society.
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