Social Participation

Social Engagement

KGI Life has adopted a partnering-in-charity strategy as its core approach to social engagement. It focuses on five key pillars: education and cultivation, eco-friendly initiatives, cultural support, support for the disadvantaged, and corporate volunteers. This strategy reflects the people-oriented and altruistic spirit of the life insurance industry. By collaborating with charitable groups, social enterprises, and NGOs, it uses innovative thinking and proactive measures to address social needs, fosters a virtuous cycle of sustainability, and practices its commitment to giving back to society.

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Education and Cultivation

Expanding financial literacy to realize inclusive value, helping diverse communities strengthen financial knowledge and fraud awareness.

  • Leadership-Led Volunteerism: Making Anti-Fraud Education Engaging

    The Chairperson and the President each led volunteer groups of supervisors to deliver targeted anti-fraud outreach to two financially vulnerable groups: children in rural areas and senior citizens.

  • Expanding Financial Literacy to Realize Inclusive Value

    KGI Life leverages its corporate influence by collaborating with diverse partners to promote financial education. It extends these initiatives to financially vulnerable groups, including the elderly, students, individuals with disabilities, indigenous peoples, and new immigrants, enhancing financial literacy across diverse communities to foster financial inclusion.

Eco-friendly Initiatives

From beach and street cleanups to lights-off energy saving, employees take part in addressing coastal conservation and climate change issues.

  • Love the Earth: Beach and Environmental Cleanups

    KGI Life joined the Team Planet Go Clean initiative, conducting street cleanups that removed cigarette butts and cleared standing water. For the third consecutive year, it organized beach cleanups along the coasts in Yunlin and Kaohsiung, mobilizing 338 volunteers to remove 450 kg of marine debris.

  • Lights Off for One Hour: Supporting Earth Hour for Carbon Reduction

    Every March, KGI Life turns off non-essential lighting at its headquarters and branch offices for one hour. In 2025, six of its buildings participated, saving nearly 1,000 kWh of electricity.

Support for the Disadvantaged

Connecting disaster relief, medical, educational, employment, and accessible-service resources to meet the real needs of different life stages and communities.

  • Assist in Post-typhoon Reconstruction and Give Back to Society

    KGI Life exclusively provided group insurance for volunteers in Guangfu Township, Hualien, turning its commitment to giving back to society into funding, insurance expertise, material support, and employee participation. It contributed over NT$4 million in total to post-disaster reconstruction.

  • Deepening Commitment to Blood Donation and Altruism

    Since 2016, KGI Life has organized a series of blood donation drives across Taiwan. As of 2025, it had hosted nearly 60 events and collected over 1.85 million ml of blood.

  • Shoeboxes of Warmth: Lighting Up Children's Christmas Dreams

    For the fifth consecutive year, KGI Life joined the holiday gift drive, collecting over 120 gift shoeboxes to bring warmth to children in remote areas.

  • Regular Charity Purchases to Support Disability Employment

    In 2025, KGI Life contributed over NT$360,000 to sheltered workshops. Its monthly subscription model provides individuals with disabilities a reliable source of income and vocational training resources.

  • Tzu-Huai Scholarship: Nurturing Student Growth

    For 12 consecutive years since 2014, KGI Life has supported the Tzu-Huai Social Welfare Foundation's scholarship program, encouraging over a hundred students to develop reading habits, improve their communication and writing skills, and learn basic concepts of financial management.

  • Partnering with Maria Social Welfare Foundation to Promote Accessible Services

    KGI Life supports the construction of retirement housing for aging individuals with intellectual disabilities, produced a video on safe swallowing techniques, and licensed artwork from artists with intellectual disabilities to create anti-fraud campaign materials.

  • Support Mandarin Education to Help the Children of Immigrants Adapt to Life in Taiwan

    The program offers free Mandarin classes and tutoring, with interpreters on hand to assist, providing 2,177 people with service.

  • Sponsoring the Dementia Program Design Competition for Colleges and Universities

    For the fourth consecutive year, KGI Life was the exclusive financial industry sponsor and established the KGI Life Fraud Prevention Special Award. The competition received 209 submissions from 45 departments across 36 universities.

  • Supporting the Training of Professional Communicators for the Deaf Community

    KGI Life sponsored the SubKun training program, which trained 89 captionists during the year.

  • Sponsoring a Musical to Support the Empowerment and Employment of the Visually Impaired

    KGI Life sponsored Incubator Artists, an original musical by visually impaired artists, in Taichung and Kaohsiung, reaching an audience of 3,609 people in 2025.

Cultural Support

Promoting cultural sustainability and supporting the sports industry, KGI Life invests corporate resources in arts and cultural activities and athletic talent development to promote cultural diversity and fulfill its sustainability commitments.

  • Deepening Education and Fostering Athletic Talent

    KGI Life donated NT$14.5 million to the China Development Foundation, whose annual projects benefited over 13,000 people. Its English tutoring project benefited over 1,100 students, and the Foundation supported over 140 talented young artists and athletes.

  • Supporting Cultural Sustainability and Diverse Arts Empowerment

    KGI Life donated NT$17.5 million to the KGI Culture and Arts Foundation, benefiting over 44,000 people that year. It supported international and local arts events and youth music performances, and supported Shiami, an a cappella group of visually impaired singers, in winning a gold medal at the vokal.total International A Cappella Competition.

  • Supporting the Sports Industry and Promoting Sports Culture

    KGI Life participated in Videoland Television Network's NBA Playoffs Sports Marketing campaign. In 2025, the live broadcasts garnered over 100 million views, with 220 million social media impressions.

Corporate Volunteers

Through the Go for Love Volunteer Group, KGI Life connects employees with the service needs of non-profit organizations across Taiwan, encouraging them to volunteer according to their interests and skills.

  • Go for Love Volunteer Group: Creating Sustainable Value Together

    KGI Life provides four days of paid volunteer leave. In 2025, the Go for Love Volunteer Group contributed 26,228 service hours, with an 81% participation rate among home office employees and an average of 11 service hours per person. It collaborated with 31 social welfare organizations to hold 374 volunteer events.

  • Volunteer Services Linked to the Core Insurance Business and Social Needs

    Services cover mountain, beach, and community cleanups as well as financial literacy and fraud prevention outreach. During the typhoon disaster in Hualien, KGI Life also donated urgently needed daily necessities, with nearly 100 employees taking part in reconstruction efforts.

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