On June 29, 2026, Realtek Semiconductor Corporation signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Association for Victims Support, Hsinchu Branch to enhance support for severely injured crime victims. The agreement was witnessed by Chief Prosecutor Ko Yi-Fen and Association Chairman Chang Dou-Hui, with signatures from Hsinchu branch Director Chen Jin-Hsing and Realtek's Vice Chairman and CEO Huang Yong-Fang.The collaboration spans ten years, from 2026 to 2035, with Realtek committing to donate NT$500,000 annually, totaling NT$5 million. These funds will specifically aid severely injured victims and their families in Hsinchu, covering medical rehabilitation and long-term care, alleviating the financial burden caused by prolonged care.Chairman Chang Dou-Hui emphasized that protecting crime victims requires cooperation from judicial authorities, businesses, and the community. He expressed gratitude for Realtek’s long-term commitment, noting that the partnership strengthens resources for victim support. Chief Prosecutor Ko Yi-Fen also praised Chen Jin-Hsing for his ongoing dedication to victim protection efforts and encouraged more businesses to participate.Chen Jin-Hsing hopes the collaboration embodies the Association’s philosophy of “walking alongside” victims and their families through recovery. Huang Yong-Fang stated that Realtek will continue to support crime victim protection in Hsinchu, fulfilling its corporate social responsibility.The MOU outlines initiatives including medical rehabilitation subsidies and living support for severely injured victims, ensuring that funds are allocated based on individual case assessments by the Hsinchu branch. This partnership aims not only to provide stable support for severely injured victims but also to inspire other businesses to join in supporting crime victim protection efforts, creating a comprehensive support network in Hsinchu.