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Community
Community
Opening our helping hands to the community.
HSBC employees around the world have had a long-standing tradition of community involvement, which has allowed a countless number of charity organisations and schools to benefit from the generosity and hard work of our volunteers. Being the world’s local bank, there are more and more employees in Taiwan carrying on this important tradition to support community development and promote goodwill.
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Education
At HSBC, we recognise that education is crucial to the development and prosperity of every country. By investing in education, we seek to build the confidence and abilities of people, on whom as customers or employees, our business and future success will depend.
- HSBC Financial Literacy
The HSBC Financial Literacy Programme aims to increase the financial literacy with an emphasis of young people aged 16 to 25 and women entrepreneurs. In 2005 HSBC launched the programme in 27 countries with a USD3 million commitment over three years. The programme was developed by the Bank's Corporate, Investment Banking and Markets (CIBM) division customer group in conjunction with the HSBC Global Education Trust and Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE).
SIFE estimates that more than 2,850 students were involved and nearly 170,000 individuals benefited directly from the projects. - HSBC Wetland Environmental Education Programme
Since 2004, HSBC sponsors in a wetland environmental educational programme in Guandu Nature Park. The programme consists of teaching materials, weekly workshops for teachers, as well as fieldtrips for elementary schoolchildren in the metropolitan Taipei area.
HSBC Staff Volunteer Programme
HSBC Taiwan has supported staff volunteers since 2002 with the Guandu Nature Park. In 2005, HSBC Taiwan launched Staff Volunteer Programme, which encourages staff to do volunteer works in non-profit organizations.
HSBC Taiwan also frequently holds tree planting activity, blood donation drive, CPR training and beach clean-up events. From 2006 to 2007, HSBC Taiwan recruited second-hand children books and used hygiene and cleaning products, then donated them to remote schools and children’s home.
