TMBA recognized member companies for their charitable contributions at its General Assembly on October 13. S Committee Convener and YINSH Deputy General Manager You-jie Wu presented Stars of Philanthropy trophies to 24 companies and certificates of appreciation to 17 companies. Through its corporate volunteer alliance, TMBA connects members to support environmental protection, community care, and talent development. Activities range from cleanups and charitable donations to student visits that introduce young people to manufacturing technologies and career opportunities. By encouraging sustained participation, TMBA helps embed social responsibility into corporate culture, strengthening public trust and creating lasting value for industry and society.
TMBA continues to connect member companies with campus resources to promote student workplace visits and help young learners better understand the machine tool industry and real workplace environments. With the support of YINSH Precision Industrial Co., Ltd. and Victor Taichung Machinery Works Co., Ltd., students joined production-line tours, process briefings, and workplace experience sharing to gain first-hand insights into precision manufacturing, smart production, and industry talent needs. As of September 2026, six company visits had been completed, bringing a total of 209 students into industrial sites.
The 2026 Greater Taichung Corporate Volunteer Day was held on August 22, with the TMBA Corporate Volunteer Alliance participating as an event partner in the Mountain Cleanup Initiative organized by the Topkey Education Foundation. Corporate volunteers from the machine tool and accessory industry joined the effort in Taiping District, Taichung, clearing fallen leaves, moss, and weeds along mountain trails despite rainy weather. The activity demonstrated the industry’s commitment to ESG, environmental protection, and social engagement, turning sustainability from a corporate goal into concrete community action.
On November 17, the Taichung City Government hosted the “Greater Taichung Corporate Volunteer Day” to honor corporate volunteers for their contributions to public welfare and social responsibility. The TMBA Corporate Volunteer Alliance received a certificate of appreciation, represented by Wu You-Jie, Convener of the Social Responsibility Committee. The event featured a keynote speech by the Mayor of Taoyuan, sharing insights on collaboration between municipalities and businesses to advance social responsibility. The lively exchanges highlighted the vital role of corporate volunteers in driving social progress and sustainability.
