Friday, October 24, 2008
Thursday, October 23, 2008
MSI Cares: Notebooks for Charity
For leading international computer and IT vendor MSI, Taiwan is its birthplace and where it grew up. In keeping with its philosophy of "Beautiful Life, Green Home", MSI not only develops environmentally friendly strategies to protect planet Earth but is also committed to giving back to the Taiwanese community. In October 2008, the "MSI Cares: Notebooks for Charity" Digital Dream Project donation ceremony was hosted at the MSI head office. 27 MSI Love Edition notebooks in a variety of models were donated to disadvantaged children throughout Taiwan in an effort to use MSI's technological expertise to help realize the digital dreams of more needy kids. MSI also hoped that the move would encourage other enterprises to respond to this meaningful charity program as well.
Disadvantage
d families in Taiwan living on the edge of poverty have mostly keenly felt the effect of the global economic recession. The lack of living and education resources has seen many children denied better learning resources and opportunities during their golden years, limiting their future development and skills. In response, the Taipei County Government and various charities recently started the Dream Project to help disadvantaged families. MSI knows that there are now many disadvantaged families in Taiwan that urgently need help and support. At the direction of company chairman Joseph Hsu, MSI reached out to organizations such as the Social Affairs Bureau of Taipei County and donated 27 Love notebooks. Recipients included the "Social Affairs Bureau of Taipei County", the "Chinese Youth Peace Corps", The Child Growth Association of the R.O.C", the "Hualien County Parents Association of Autism" and the "Pingtung Luotengyuan Garden Association for the Physically Handicapped ". These donations will hopefully offer disadvantaged children the chance to escape from poverty through digital learning.
The donation ceremony was held at MSI's head office in Jhonghe on October 8 with Manager Jhih-Jhuang Chang of MSI's Public Relations Department as the company's representative. During the ceremony, he said: "This is an example of how MSI under the leadership of chairman Hsu gives back to the community. We hope this embodiment of corporate social responsibility will not only show our company's support for disadvantaged groups but also support the government's environmental and carbon reduction initiatives so everything can live up to their true potential. At the same time, MSI commits itself to further social welfare and charitable activities in the future." After the ceremony, Chairman Hsu also said: "MSI is a home-grown Taiwanese enterprise so helping disadvantaged groups in Taiwan is a priority for us. In the future, we will invest more resources in this area to reduce the digital divide in education throughout Taiwan. This will let even disadvantaged kids learn computer skills and cultivate their creativity." In recent years, MSI has placed a strong emphasis on giving back to the Taiwanese community and becoming a good corporate citizen. It will continue to take an active role in charitable activities in the future. MSI also frequently reminds its employees of the need to show gratitude and compassion. Charity begins at home so every MSI employee should contribute to society by actively reaching out to and helping disadvantaged groups.
Disadvantage
d families in Taiwan living on the edge of poverty have mostly keenly felt the effect of the global economic recession. The lack of living and education resources has seen many children denied better learning resources and opportunities during their golden years, limiting their future development and skills. In response, the Taipei County Government and various charities recently started the Dream Project to help disadvantaged families. MSI knows that there are now many disadvantaged families in Taiwan that urgently need help and support. At the direction of company chairman Joseph Hsu, MSI reached out to organizations such as the Social Affairs Bureau of Taipei County and donated 27 Love notebooks. Recipients included the "Social Affairs Bureau of Taipei County", the "Chinese Youth Peace Corps", The Child Growth Association of the R.O.C", the "Hualien County Parents Association of Autism" and the "Pingtung Luotengyuan Garden Association for the Physically Handicapped ". These donations will hopefully offer disadvantaged children the chance to escape from poverty through digital learning.The donation ceremony was held at MSI's head office in Jhonghe on October 8 with Manager Jhih-Jhuang Chang of MSI's Public Relations Department as the company's representative. During the ceremony, he said: "This is an example of how MSI under the leadership of chairman Hsu gives back to the community. We hope this embodiment of corporate social responsibility will not only show our company's support for disadvantaged groups but also support the government's environmental and carbon reduction initiatives so everything can live up to their true potential. At the same time, MSI commits itself to further social welfare and charitable activities in the future." After the ceremony, Chairman Hsu also said: "MSI is a home-grown Taiwanese enterprise so helping disadvantaged groups in Taiwan is a priority for us. In the future, we will invest more resources in this area to reduce the digital divide in education throughout Taiwan. This will let even disadvantaged kids learn computer skills and cultivate their creativity." In recent years, MSI has placed a strong emphasis on giving back to the Taiwanese community and becoming a good corporate citizen. It will continue to take an active role in charitable activities in the future. MSI also frequently reminds its employees of the need to show gratitude and compassion. Charity begins at home so every MSI employee should contribute to society by actively reaching out to and helping disadvantaged groups.
Friday, October 17, 2008
MSI Notebook Launches Charity on Campus Initiative
Recently, MSI Notebook chose to express an emphasis on humanities, technology and fashion in its corporate culture by providing assistance for students in need. The official launch of the 2008 MSI Wind Netbook U100 Charity in Campus initiative was combined with the increasing popularity of school sports and the Olympic spirit. Charitable school grants and self-development through sports and constant improvement are the elements of this school assistance campaign. All men and women's volleyball teams that win the crown in Division A of the University Volleyball Series and the Super Series will win a Wind Netbook U100, donated by MSI, for their school's work-study center.
The sport of volleyball has always been more than just a sport in China. Starting from the 1981 World Cup, the winning of five successive gold medals by the women's volleyball team has set an example for generations of Chinese people. Volleyball therefore has a special place in the hearts of all Chinese people.
The new initiative was to a certain extent influenced by the strong student interest in the 2008~2009 university volleyball series because of the excellent environment it generated for cultivating top Chinese volleyball and sports talents. The partnership between the China University Volleyball Association and MSI Notebook, the sole official notebook computer sponsor, will help stimulate students to embrace a volleyball and entertainment culture. This will serve as an example of how competitive sports and cultural entertainment can be successfully combined.
The China University Volleyball Series will also become the largest, the most challenging, and most influential tertiary volleyball tournament in China. As MSI Notebook continues to devote itself to promoting charity on campus, it will also bring even more highly cost-effective notebook products to even more student users.
The current MSI Netbook Wind U100 Charity on Campus initiative will run for 6 months and will offer opportunities for schools from around the country to receive charitable assistance. This will, in turn, convey MSI's interest in welfare to all users interested in MSI notebook developments.
The sport of volleyball has always been more than just a sport in China. Starting from the 1981 World Cup, the winning of five successive gold medals by the women's volleyball team has set an example for generations of Chinese people. Volleyball therefore has a special place in the hearts of all Chinese people.
The new initiative was to a certain extent influenced by the strong student interest in the 2008~2009 university volleyball series because of the excellent environment it generated for cultivating top Chinese volleyball and sports talents. The partnership between the China University Volleyball Association and MSI Notebook, the sole official notebook computer sponsor, will help stimulate students to embrace a volleyball and entertainment culture. This will serve as an example of how competitive sports and cultural entertainment can be successfully combined.
The China University Volleyball Series will also become the largest, the most challenging, and most influential tertiary volleyball tournament in China. As MSI Notebook continues to devote itself to promoting charity on campus, it will also bring even more highly cost-effective notebook products to even more student users.
The current MSI Netbook Wind U100 Charity on Campus initiative will run for 6 months and will offer opportunities for schools from around the country to receive charitable assistance. This will, in turn, convey MSI's interest in welfare to all users interested in MSI notebook developments.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Sunday, October 12, 2008
MSI Notebook Practices CSR with Global Charity Program
【Taipei】As part of MSI Notebook global charity program, MSI Notebook launched first stop of the "Love with the Wind" promotion today in Taiwan.
A long-time supporter of social welfare and charitable activities, MSI plans to make its "Love with the Wind" charity program a worldwide initiative that will span regions such as Taiwan, China, Poland, Ukraine, Turkey, Russia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, South Korea and India. Through donations to the "MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition", the company will help to bridge the divide between children and people in poor remote areas and the rest of the world through the Internet while raising public awareness and support.
To show his support for public welfare, MSI Chairman Joseph Hsu personally took part in the "Citizen Computer Donation Ceremony" hosted by the Ministry of Education to deliver love to every corner of Taiwan.
Taiwan was the first stop of the "Love with the Wind" program and MSI has collaborated with the Digital Opportunity Center to donate MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition to elementary and junior high schools in remote areas. This donation will also contribute towards Ministry of Education and the Executive Yuan's efforts to reduce the digital divide, helping remote regions improve their level of education and digital access!
To support this global donation program, MSI Notebook also designed the MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition featuring bronze, silver and golden heart patterns on the pearl white MSI Wind Netbook. The new design emphasizes the company's commitment to spread love and contribute to the community, and symbolizes MSI Notebook's heart-warming concern for society.
In addition to the initial donations, MSI Notebook also wishes to continue promoting the concept for corporate social responsibility in the future. To this end, for every 100 Wind Netbooks sold between August 1 and October 31, MSI Notebook will deliver 1 free Wind Netbook Love Edition in the next round of donations. This is aimed at further boosting public awareness on the importance of charitable activities.
Apart from donating MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition, MSI Notebook also donated 3100 stylish computer bags to junior high school students from poor families as part of the Citizen Computer Project.
A long-time supporter of social welfare and charitable activities, MSI plans to make its "Love with the Wind" charity program a worldwide initiative that will span regions such as Taiwan, China, Poland, Ukraine, Turkey, Russia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, South Korea and India. Through donations to the "MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition", the company will help to bridge the divide between children and people in poor remote areas and the rest of the world through the Internet while raising public awareness and support.
To show his support for public welfare, MSI Chairman Joseph Hsu personally took part in the "Citizen Computer Donation Ceremony" hosted by the Ministry of Education to deliver love to every corner of Taiwan.
Taiwan was the first stop of the "Love with the Wind" program and MSI has collaborated with the Digital Opportunity Center to donate MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition to elementary and junior high schools in remote areas. This donation will also contribute towards Ministry of Education and the Executive Yuan's efforts to reduce the digital divide, helping remote regions improve their level of education and digital access!
To support this global donation program, MSI Notebook also designed the MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition featuring bronze, silver and golden heart patterns on the pearl white MSI Wind Netbook. The new design emphasizes the company's commitment to spread love and contribute to the community, and symbolizes MSI Notebook's heart-warming concern for society.
In addition to the initial donations, MSI Notebook also wishes to continue promoting the concept for corporate social responsibility in the future. To this end, for every 100 Wind Netbooks sold between August 1 and October 31, MSI Notebook will deliver 1 free Wind Netbook Love Edition in the next round of donations. This is aimed at further boosting public awareness on the importance of charitable activities.
Apart from donating MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition, MSI Notebook also donated 3100 stylish computer bags to junior high school students from poor families as part of the Citizen Computer Project.
MSI Notebook Launches Global Charity Program
【Taipei】MSI Notebook's release of the 10" MSI Wind Netbook has proven to be a resounding success! After garnering major international awards and winning over consumers worldwide, MSI Notebook has now unveiled a special charity model – the "MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition". The new release will designated to support a range of notebook donation programs around the world for children in rural and remote areas. The donated notebooks will help those children learning valuable computer skills, connecting to world through the Internet, and narrowing the digital divide. By feedback to the community tangible ways, MSI Notebook will fill every corner of the globe with love.
MSI Notebook initially offered the MSI Wind Netbook in three colors: Angel White, Empire Black and Romantic Pink. The latest addition to the family is the "MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition" special charity model. In a fusion of art for charity, the "MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition" features tans, bright silver and shining gold hearts pattern on a pure white chassis to convey a sense of gentle softness. The colorful and lively heart motifs on the "MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition" also represent MSI Notebook's concern for social welfare!
The "Love with the Wind" Global Charity Program
Rapid advances in information technology have led to a widening of the digital divide as well. Recognizing our corporate social responsibility, MSI Notebook is taking the initiative to launch the "Love with the Wind" global charity program. This will take the form of charity donations in Taiwan, China, Poland, Ukraine, Turkey, Russia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, Korea and India to give poor children a chance to learn how to use computers.
By launching the "Love with the Wind" global charity program, MSI Notebook hopes "MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition" will make a concrete contribution to bridge the digital divide and encourage others to show their care as well.
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=newsdesc&news_no=645
MSI Notebook initially offered the MSI Wind Netbook in three colors: Angel White, Empire Black and Romantic Pink. The latest addition to the family is the "MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition" special charity model. In a fusion of art for charity, the "MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition" features tans, bright silver and shining gold hearts pattern on a pure white chassis to convey a sense of gentle softness. The colorful and lively heart motifs on the "MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition" also represent MSI Notebook's concern for social welfare!
The "Love with the Wind" Global Charity Program
Rapid advances in information technology have led to a widening of the digital divide as well. Recognizing our corporate social responsibility, MSI Notebook is taking the initiative to launch the "Love with the Wind" global charity program. This will take the form of charity donations in Taiwan, China, Poland, Ukraine, Turkey, Russia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, Korea and India to give poor children a chance to learn how to use computers.
By launching the "Love with the Wind" global charity program, MSI Notebook hopes "MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition" will make a concrete contribution to bridge the digital divide and encourage others to show their care as well.
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=newsdesc&news_no=645
Monday, October 6, 2008
About MSI Notebook Global Charity Program
Rapid advances in information technology have led to a widening of the digital divide as well. Recognizing our corporate social responsibility, MSI Notebook is taking the initiative to launch the "Love with the Wind" global charity program. This will take the form of charity donations in Taiwan, China, Poland, Ukraine, Turkey, Russia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, Korea and India to give poor children a chance to learn how to use computers. By launching the "Love with the Wind" global charity program, MSI Notebook hopes "MSI Wind Netbook Love Edition" will make a concrete contribution to bridge the digital divide and encourage others to show their care as well.
more information：
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=newsdesc&news_no=645
more information：
http://global.msi.com.tw/index.php?func=newsdesc&news_no=645
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