On the afternoon of July 26, 2025, SSSTC hosted the “SSSTC Arts & Culture Month” event, inviting employees and their families to visit Taipei Children’s Amusement Park to watch a special performance of The Wonderful Wizard of Oz presented byifkids.theatre. Centered on parent-child enjoyment, the performance lasted over an hour and captivated the children from start to finish, filling the theater with laughter and applause. Through lively body language and interactive moments, the performers turned the stage into more than just a story—it became a memorable experience for families to share together. 

To promote corporate social responsibility and cultural equality, the event specially invited over 30 students from Gengfang Elementary School in Yilan County to attend. By providing this artistic experience, the activity helped bridge urban-rural gaps, giving children equal access to cultural resources and demonstrating SSSTC’s commitment to sustainability and social inclusion. After the performance, the joyful atmosphere continued throughout the amusement park, allowing both children and adults to fully enjoy a rare and memorable parent-child afternoon.

The event’s refreshments were provided by the charitable organization “Leyah.” Each bread meal box was not only delicious but also carried the spirit of supporting public welfare, extending the event’s impact to additional social value. SSSTC emphasized that hosting events like this is not just an employee benefit, but also a way to explore how arts, culture, and ESG initiatives can create multiple benefits—turning sustainability from a slogan into tangible actions integrated into employees’ and their families’ daily lives.

After the event, employees shared their reflections: some parents said, “It’s especially meaningful to participate in ESG activities with family during our free time,” while others noted, “Presenting a fairy tale as a stage play gives children a unique experience—truly wonderful!” One parent added, “My child was particularly impressed by the simple dances in the theater. At home, we continued discussing the performance, which strengthened our parent-child relationship.” The children also expressed that it was their first time watching a children’s theater performance, and they were so delighted that they couldn’t wait to attend again.

Looking ahead, SSSTC will continue to offer employees and their families diverse and meaningful experiences through arts, culture, and ESG activities, ensuring that sustainability and social responsibility are not just corporate values, but practices realized in every engagement—working hand in hand with society to create a better future.