KPMG volunteers and some mentally disabled people from Yang-Mei Living & Vocational Training Center for the Retarded, one of 54 non-profit organizations, enjoyed a happy day.

The theme this year was to give disabled people and senior citizens a joyful day by accompanying them.

This event improved colleagues’ physical and mental balance and helped them to think more broadly.

Students from the Accounting Department of National Taiwan University also joined this event and helped institutions to assist with the daily work and classes.

Some KPMG volunteers cleaned the windows of an institution, which disabled people can not easily do.

Some volunteers went to Guandu Nature Park to do community service.

Partner Winston Yu welcomed the new volunteers on behalf of KPMG.

We invited the Eden Organization again to train new members.

Volunteers experienced life of the blind.

We have started to be good KPMG volunteers.

We invited "Ifkids" to teach us
how to tell a story

A time of sharing

We experienced blind life to know its inconvenience.

CEO Winston Yu introduced Taipei 101 observatories on 89F to students.

The principal, teachers, and students took a picture with CEO Winston Yu at Taipei 101.

Visit to Taipei 101 observatory on 89F by children and Partner Pederson Chen of KPMG in Taiwan.

KPMG volunteers and Baolai students went cycling at Danshui.

Everyone felt excited about their first time taking a ferryboat to Danshui.

A KPMG volunteer team went to a farm with children from the Chung Yi Social Welfare Foundation.

The children and KPMG volunteers made strawberry jam together.

The children and KPMG volunteers picked strawberries.

The children had a lot of fun when playing games.

KPMG Partner Winston Yu and KPMG volunteers cleaned up the dirty water on the ground to prevent the elderly from falling down.

KPMG volunteers accompanied mentally disabled people to Taipei Zoo.

It’s time for trivia game!

CEO Winston Yu received a letter of gratitude from Chensenmei Sanatorium group.

KPMG volunteers and mentally disabled people from Chensenmei Sanatorium all had a happy experience.

An-Con mentally disabled people prepared a cheerleading show to welcome KPMG volunteers.

KPMG volunteers played with mentally disabled people.

KPMG Taiwan Partner Beryl Lin gave a gift to the birthday boy.

KPMG in Taiwan held a second charity bazaar on 3 June which sold over 200 items donated by partners and employees. Six social welfare organizations were invited to participate in the bazaar. More than USD 5,000 was raised to help social welfare groups and disadvantaged schools. The CEO of KPMG in Taiwan, Winston Yu, said,” We have always spared no effort to promote corporate social responsibility, and also encouraged every colleague to learn to help disadvantaged groups.”

In 2006, KPMG and the Finance and Economics Research and Education Foundation started to provide scholarships for excellent or less fortunate accounting students. So far, we have assisted 189 successful scholars and low-income students to complete their undergraduate studies. The 2010 KPMG Scholarship Award Ceremony was held on 14 May. There were over 115 VIPS, including the chairs of the accounting departments at 18 universities, partners from KPMG in Taiwan, and 37 scholars and their family members who attended the ceremony.

KPMG in Taiwan and nine clients held a charity drive on 16 Dec to donate computers to the Aboriginal Digital Opportunity Centres and charities in response to the devastation caused by Typhoon Morakot on 8 August 2009. Partners and staff of KPMG in Taiwan also supported 5 elementary schools in the disaster areas with Christmas gifts.