Headquartered in the Taichung Industrial Park, Merry Electronics shares deep local roots with Meng En Hearing-Impaired Bakery, a Taichung-based social enterprise where visually guided baking is led entirely by Deaf bakers without reliant hearing assistance. Due to this commitment, the bakery often faces labor shortages during peak holiday seasons. For four consecutive years, Merry Electronics has partnered with Deaf-Made Bakery to support their Mid-Autumn Festival packaging operations.
In 2025, Merry expanded its impact by calling on volunteers to learn sign language, hosting a session led by the foundation's CEO to deepen employees' understanding and appreciation of hearing equity.
Proactively Thinking for Others
According to forecasts, over 500 million people will face actionable hearing loss by 2030 without proactive intervention—making it a major global socio-economic challenge.
As Taiwan’s pioneer in mild hearing loss advocacy, MERRY Electronics remains at the forefront of hearing protection. Aligning with the WHO’s call that "hearing health is everyone's shared responsibility," we highlight the vital role of digital acoustics in elevating quality of life and social inclusion.
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Employees contributed 824 group volunteer hours to support local communities.
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Donated 5,000 hearing-protection in-ear headphones to the Penghu County Department of Education.
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Provided NT$500,000 in disaster relief to assist hearing-impaired residents affected by the Hualien earthquake.
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Reached 17,205 people through a cultural equity initiative partnered with the Taiwan Reading Culture Foundation.
Meng En Hearing-Impaired Bakery
Providing Packaging Assistance to the Hearing-Impaired Community
Volunteer hours
240
hours
hours
Eden Social Welfare Foundation:Assistance Elders Make Mooncakes
The Merry Electronics volunteer team warmly spent time with elderly individuals with disability or dementia, as well as friends with physical and mental challenges. Through friendly interaction and patient guidance, our volunteers worked hand-in-hand with them to make handmade mooncakes—sharing festive blessings with laughter and warmth, and carrying forward our sustainable corporate mission of caring for society.
Volunteer hours
144hours
Ecological Education — Forest Restoration and Knowledge Equity: MERRY’s Sustainable Practices in Wulai
Merry Electronics joined hands with eight supply chain partners to launch the "Wulai Mountain Forest Adoption Program," planting 100 seedlings of Taiwanese indigenous Litsea cubeba (Makauy) and committing to three years of professional care. In 2025, R&D employees traveled to the site for weeding and replanting, taking concrete action to safeguard biodiversity and Indigenous culture. At the same time, this initiative creates local employment opportunities, realizing mutual prosperity for both the ecosystem and the local community.
Volunteer hours
168
hours
hours
Volunteer Service at the Lee Ko-Yong Memorial Library
Located in Nantun District, Taichung City—where MERRY operates—the Lee Ko-Yung Memorial Library sees our employees serving as volunteers, dedicating their efforts to building a reading-friendly society.
MERRY employees regularly visit the Lee Ko-Yung Memorial Library to assist with library operations and help maintain the reading environment. Through frontline service, colleagues not only experience firsthand the community’s need for knowledge but also gain a deeper understanding of the meaning of "giving back through expertise".
MERRY employees regularly visit the Lee Ko-Yung Memorial Library to assist with library operations and help maintain the reading environment. Through frontline service, colleagues not only experience firsthand the community’s need for knowledge but also gain a deeper understanding of the meaning of "giving back through expertise".
Volunteer hours
200hours
