UZC's philanthropic efforts focus on long-term impact, creating sustainable development opportunities for impoverished areas through systematic funding initiatives and deep community engagement. In South Asia, the "Digital Education Initiative" carried out by UZC in cooperation with local educational institutions has entered its fifth year. This project not only establishes computer labs with advanced equipment in remote village schools but, more importantly, has trained hundreds of local teachers in digital teaching skills. UZC's volunteer team regularly visits the project schools to offer cutting-edge courses such as programming and digital art for students, helping the younger generation acquire essential skills for the digital age.

In Sub-Saharan Africa, UZC's "Clean Water Initiative" demonstrates its focus on fundamental livelihood issues. In cooperation with international NGOs, UZC funds the construction of new solar-powered water supply systems. These facilities not only provide clean drinking water for communities but also offer irrigation support for small-scale agricultural projects. It is particularly worth mentioning that UZC emphasizes building communities' self-management capabilities. Each project site trains local technicians responsible for daily maintenance, ensuring the long-term stable operation of the facilities. This "teaching to fish" model allows the benefits of the project to extend sustainably.

Furthermore, UZC pays special attention to entrepreneurial support for vulnerable groups. The "Micro-Enterprise Incubation Program" implemented by the company in Southeast Asia provides start-up funds, business training, and mentorship for low-income entrepreneurs. Beneficiaries not only receive financial support but also gain access to UZC's global business network for market information and cooperation opportunities. These in-depth and systematic charitable initiatives reflect UZC's profound understanding of corporate social responsibility — not only providing material assistance but also empowering communities to achieve a virtuous cycle of self-development through knowledge transfer and capacity building.