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Gas Stations as Channels for Public Welfare

  The Petroleum Business Division continues to uphold the original intention by not only providing convenient energy supply services for the surrounding communities and travelers at each station but also engaging in social welfare activities through our 73 gas stations. Through the procurement, sale, and donation of agricultural products, it aims to expand its positive impact on local communities.


Charity Platform in the Communities

  TSC gas stations have made long-term investment in public welfare activities, and we use the gas stations as a channel for people to do good deeds and provide a charity platform in the communities. Consumers with membership can get points after filling gas. The points gathered can either be used to exchange TSC merchandise or donate to charity groups to provide long-term and stable source of materials for the disadvantaged groups and encourage the public to join public welfare activities and form a virtuous circle in the society.

  When refueling, customers may use the “Village Warm Points Collect Card)” or the “Love Point Collecting Card” to donate their accumulated points to rural areas or charitable organizations. Alternatively, through the “TSC Gas Station Cloud Member App,” users can directly transfer digital points to designated recipients, allowing them to redeem goods based on their annual needs.In 2024, the total donated points from the “Community Care Point Card” and the “Charity Point Card” were equivalent to more than NTD 709,002 worth of goods at market value. These donations benefited one village and three social welfare organizations, which are gradually redeeming the points for daily necessities to support disadvantaged groups. As of now, goods valued at NTD 93,946 have already been redeemed.



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