Innodisk Education Foundation
Founded in 2015, the Innodisk Education Foundation was established in line with our core corporate values of “sharing” and “responsibility.”
We are committed to education as our primary mission, continuously expanding both in depth and breadth to connect with more children and accompany them in their personal growth.
Through various activities, we help young people develop a positive outlook on life, an active attitude toward learning, and discover their own goals and directions for the future.
Innodisk’s approach to social participation is based on a solid progression:
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Start by doing our core business well,
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Then extend to caring for our employees and their families,
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And go further to promote good in society.
With this spirit, Innodisk was listed on the Taipei Exchange in 2013 and established the Innodisk Education Foundation in 2015, actively practicing its commitment to social impact from top to bottom. In recognition of these efforts, Innodisk was honored with both the "CommonWealth Corporate Sustainability Award" and the "Talent Sustainability Award" in 2024.
In 2024, Innodisk’s total donations and community investment reached NT$6.21 million, supporting projects in education, environmental protection, the arts, and public welfare.
Employees contributed a total of 2,167 volunteer hours, primarily in environmental conservation, education outreach, and support for disadvantaged groups.
In addition to donating their time, Innodisk colleagues also contributed nearly NT$1.6 million in charitable funds to the Foundation to support integrated education, environmental, and social services.
All of these resources and actions are guided by Innodisk’s core values:
Innovation, Discipline, and Sharing—values that are fully embedded in the design and execution of every community program we initiate.

4,663 people
Number of beneficiaries
2,167 hours
Volunteer Hours
17 times
Eco-Friendly Appliance Care Program Activities
TWD 11.42 million
Scholarships
🎓 Innodisk Scholarship Program
Provides NT$24,000 per student annually to support underprivileged youth.
In addition to financial aid, students join activities like bilingual drama, environmental service, and court visits to expand their horizons.
Festive gift boxes are also prepared to share warmth during special occasions.
🛒 Social Procurement
Supports social welfare groups through direct engagement and purchases.
Organizations like the Down Syndrome Foundation and local farmers are invited to host charity booths, fostering interaction and community support.
🤖 Maker Club × Bionic Robots
Since 2018, Innodisk and NTNU have promoted robotics education in junior high schools.
In 2024, the program reached 10 schools, launched 24 clubs, involved 400 students, and built 240 robots.
Students also participated in interschool and national competitions.
🌟 Dream Builder Program
Focuses on vocational education for 9th graders.
In 2024, partnered with 15 schools to host talks on AI, expert sharing, volunteer service, and industry visits—helping students explore future careers.
🛠️ Sustainable Impact: Appliance Care
As part of our 3-year sustainability initiative, we held 17 events in 2024 to train students and volunteers in small appliance cleaning.
The program supported disadvantaged families, schools, and communities with hands-on services.



