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70 2019 Taiwan Futures Exchange 為善盡企業社會責任，期交所持續響應政府照顧弱勢公益政策，秉持關懷感恩的心，以「取之社會， 用之社會」及「落實金融業回饋社會」理念，規劃「生活物資」、「醫療設備」、「教育補助」、「體育 運動」、「藝文活動」、及「環保、賑災及配合政府其他慈善公益」等6大面向公益活動，2019年投入新 臺幣逾7,800萬元，完成24項公益善舉，積極關懷社會弱勢族群，共同促進整體溫馨與和諧。其中，最具 代表性公益活動為「金融有愛 食(實)物銀行」，截至2019年12月底，5年來捐贈總額突破1億6千萬元，幫 助全臺23萬餘戶遭遇急難但尚未接受政府補助的邊緣弱勢家庭生活物資，受益人數高達75萬餘人次，以嬰 幼兒及老年人為優先照顧對象，並結合22縣市政府社(志)工訪查探視，用愛心打造溫暖、零飢餓的社會安 全網絡。 在醫療救護方面，期交所2019年已累計捐贈「自動心肺復甦機」22台予有需求的縣市消防局，協助 提升病患到醫院前急救存活率，並捐贈5縣市採購消防衣、褲、帽、頭部護套等防護裝備，讓消防員在搶 救民眾生命與財產安全的同時，保障自身安全;另參與臺東基督教醫院「癌症醫療大樓籌建計畫」，讓東 部偏鄉地區癌症患者能就近得到妥適照顧與治療。 在教育補助方面，期交所持續捐助「金融服務業教育公益基金」及「大專生金融就業公益專班」， 帶動金融人才培育、強化金融教育普及，並透過教育部「學校教育儲蓄戶平台」及「偏鄉學校教育關懷計 畫」，分別針對弱勢及偏鄉地區學生，提供生活就學及課後輔導等多元教育資源，減輕經濟弱勢家庭負擔。 在體育運動方面，為協助政府培育體育專才，持續與證交所、集保結算所及寶成集團共同贊助「臺灣 少年足球」，幫助屏東地區瑪家國中、來義高中國中部、東港高中國中部及長治國中等4所學校推廣足球 運動。另持續贊助國中(小)學生排球、拔河等體育運動經費，期盼未來得以在國際體壇發光發熱。 The Taiwan Futures Exchange (TAIFEX) continued to work diligently to fulfill its corporate social responsibilities and support government policies aimed at helping those in need. In 2019, we continued our charitable and social welfare initiatives in areas including daily necessities, medical equipment, educational assistance, sporting and cultural events, the environment, and disaster relief. In all, TAIFEX made charitable donations of NT$78 million in 2019, completing 24 charitable works that delivered tangible assistance to people in need in every corner of Taiwan, supported Taiwan's disadvantaged, and encouraged social harmony. Perhaps the most representative of these initiatives was our continued funding of the Food (Necessities) Bank program. For the five years through December 2019, our donations to the program totaled NT$160 million and provided assistance to more than 230,000 disadvantaged households that were in urgent need and had not yet received government aid. The program gave precedence to infants and senior citizens, drew on the assistance of social-welfare workers and volunteers in 22 counties and municipalities, and had expanded the social safety net by extending aid to more than 750,000 people.