In support of World Blood Donor Day on June 14, CHC Healthcare Group and the CHC Charity Foundation have been organizing the “Blood Donation” event since 2021. Co-hosted by the CHC Charity Foundation since 2022, the initiative has entered its fifth consecutive year. Upholding the mission of “regular blood donation for better health and helping others,” the event promotes ESG values and corporate social responsibility, encouraging participation from employees and neighboring companies.
This year’s event, held on May 20, 2025, featured two donation sites and three fully electric mobile blood donation vehicles operating with zero emissions and low noise. These eco-friendly vehicles contributed to a greener, more sustainable donation experience. The campaign attracted 345 enthusiastic donors and successfully collected more than 460 bags of blood, setting a new record and reflecting the community’s remarkable goodwill and unity.
Dr. Peter Lee, Vice Chairman of CHC Healthcare Group and CEO of the CHC Charity Foundation, stated:
“This fifth-year milestone would not be possible without our dedicated partners. With Taiwan facing an aging society and declining birth rates, the Taiwan Blood Foundation has warned that by 2027, annual blood donations may no longer meet demand. By promoting regular donations, we hope to inspire more people to participate and help stabilize the medical blood supply.”
We sincerely appreciate the support from surrounding enterprises, including Shin Great Jungle Co., Ltd., Treasure of Health Co., Ltd., the Nan-Neihu Branch of Hua Nan Commercial Bank, S&S Healthcare Holding Ltd., the Xinhu Branch of Chang Hwa Bank, Creation Food Co., Ltd., and the Warehouse Café, who all contributed generously. The CHC Charity Foundation also provided meal boxes from “TriBake sheltered workshop” to thank donors for their generosity.
Special thanks also go to Shin Kong Security, Flytech Technology, BMW Taipei Long-Der Motors Co., Ltd., Fortune Information Systems, and Wende Club, as well as the third squad of the Taipei City Fire Department and local volunteers, who set up booths promoting traffic safety and anti-fraud knowledge to remind the public to stay during the event. In addition, the CHC Charity Foundation displayed its branded charity plush toys, drawing public attention and sharing its mission.
According to the Taiwan Blood Foundation, although overall donation rates have grown, fewer young people are donating. Coupled with increased transfusion needs in an aging society, a stable donor base is more crucial than ever. CHC Healthcare Group is committed to expanding community involvement, promoting regular donations, and continuing to bring healthcare services to rural areas, support public health and build a more sustainable, caring society.