We built the first painted mid-sized bus incorporating public welfare in the financial industry. We donated fine children's books recommended by the Ministry of Culture, stationery gift packs, iLEO good luck bookmarks and necessary supplies to schools in remote areas, including "Jia Hsing Elementary School" in Hsinchu County, "Sinapalan Elementary School" in Nantou County, "Shanmei Elementary School" in Chiayi County, and "Mingli Elementary School" in Hualien County. 27 volunteers participated in the four sessions held in 2023, benefiting around 161 individuals.

We partnered with the Taipei City Hospital Zhongxing Branch for the first time to host a charitable outreach concert, providing disadvantaged demographic groups with a performance stage while allowing gifted individuals with physical and mental disabilities to showcase their talent and confidence, and realize their dreams to perform in public. 75 concerts have been held over 13 years, as 80 groups of individuals with visual, hearing impairments, physical and intellectual disabilities and children from far-flung areas were invited to present diverse performances, including singing, dancing, percussion, jazz, cheerleading and lion dance. These performances have drawn an aggregate of more than 10,000 people.

We used 2‰ donations from transactions made with the First Bank Living Green Card to work with suppliers and customers in assisting 20 elementary schools in remote areas of Hsinchu County and Pingtung County to install 4,686 sets of LED lighting equipment, which are estimated to reduce electricity use by nearly 400,000 kWh, cut electricity costs by approximately NT$1,580,000, and reduce 201 metric tons of CO2e emissions each year.

For the second straight year, we took part in the International Nature Restoration Action Association's "Cultivate Fertile Rice Fields with Good Air in Taiwan" public welfare action plan to help halt the practice of burning rice straws, in addition to adopting 100 hectares of land in Hualien, which is expected to reduce 900 metric tons of CO2 every year. We hope to jointly promote the use of straw decomposition bacteria in place of burning rice straws, help farmers implement the sustainable cycle of returning rice straws to rice fields, and solve the air pollution problem.

We held the sixth edition of the "First Financial Green Living Fun" carnival at Da'an Forest Park, where iLEO Dream Bus was deployed for Facebook check-in. The event featured a wide array of booths offering complementary water refill, the collection of used toys, DIY events for recycling, and the chance to plant trees in attendees' names for sponsoring the declaration of sustainability with signature. The "Chitchat with FCB on New Stuff" podcast channel was also promoted on-site, as we invited participants to subscribe and helped push the channel's popularity ranking to 5th overall while drawing rave reviews. Tens of thousands of people took part in the carnival, which helped to make it a large (10,000+ people) landmark event promoting green living.

The Bank held the second in-depth tour to explore both the "Sustainable Financial Building" and "Green Financial Education Building", drawing a total of 39 participants. With these tours, the Bank has been able to communicate the Group's illustrious history as well as the idea of promoting environmental sustainability, thereby enhancing cohesiveness among employees while deepening their sense of recognition for ESG ideas.

We partnered with the Evergreen Symphony Orchestra to host three "Golden Songs Festival for Dazzling Times" concerts at the Kaohsiung E-DA Royal Theater, National Taichung Theater and Taipei International Convention Center. These concerts featured cross-over performances by combining Pili puppet shows, Danceworks' tap dance, Taipei Male Choir and symphony, and invited established male and female singers to perform on stage. By integrating culturally diverse visual and audio effects, they represented a rich and diverse artistic and cultural feast to people. More than NT$7 million was invested in these concerts, which drew around 5,000 audience members.

The first and second floors of the FFHC headquarters building were transformed into an art space in 2011, where local artists are allowed to exhibit their art for free. The move lent support and injected vitality to local arts, providing employees and customers more chances for art appreciation. A total of 131 art and cultural exhibitions have been held as of the end of 2023, attracting over 131,000 visitors.

We held the "New-Generation Strategic Alliance Against Drugs & Anti-Drug Theatrical Exhibitions and Plays" and the "Red Strawberries Say No to Drugs" campus tour events at five schools in Tainan and Taoyuan areas together with our customers–the Grace Hsiao Dance Troupe and Taiwan Sunshinebless Association–to teach youths to say no to drugs. These campaigns benefited approximately 3,557 students.

We established a men's table tennis team in 2011, and the team won a total of 5 gold, 6 silver, and 19 bronze medals in 2023. We also continued to provide training fees for eight schools, including Mingde Elementary School in New Taipei City, which benefited 382 players.

We hosted the 13th "First Bank Table Tennis Championship", which drew nearly 100 teams from around the country to compete. The sporting event, which provided elite table tennis players with a platform to hone their skills and share and exchange experiences, is intended to cultivate more up-and-coming table tennis stars.

We participated in the "Ministry of Finance 2023 Unified Invoice Cup Road Running Race", which started at the Central Park in Taichung City. The event attracted approximately 18,000 participants.

We have organized national tennis championships for 12 consecutive years together with the Maxxis Group. It is the largest and most iconic tennis competition in Taiwan featuring the highest prize money. It includes teenager groups (ranking competitions for 12, 14, and 16 year-olds), college student B groups, and public and senior groups. A total of 804 people competed in 2023.