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Zhen Ding Tech. Group has long been committed to promoting cultural inclusion and humanistic care. In 2026, the Group is supporting the Taiwan Choral Music Center’s charity tour by The Bleinders Vocal Band (The Bleinders), a visually impaired vocal group, as part of its efforts to promote life education and diversity and inclusion through tangible action. The program is being carried out throughout the second half of 2026, with its first performance held on September 9 at Cheng Hsin General Hospital in Beitou District, Taipei. As the world’s first visually impaired a cappella vocal group, The Bleinders share music and personal life stories to inspire audiences with the values of perseverance, courage, and hope.
Guided by its core value of “Benefit Others,” Zhen Ding Tech. Group believes that businesses should embrace diverse life experiences, respect individual differences, and leverage their influence to respond to social needs. Supporting The Bleinders’ charity tour is a concrete example of the Group’s commitment to cultural participation and social inclusion. For visually impaired individuals, learning music often cannot rely on conventional sheet music. Instead, they may need to use Braille music, auditory memory, and extensive repetitive practice, supported by professional instructors and educational resources. Through this initiative, Zhen Ding hopes to help visually impaired musicians continue to develop and showcase their talents while demonstrating their professionalism, musical excellence, and stage presence. By creating opportunities for more people to recognize the vitality and artistic expertise of people with disabilities, the Group seeks to foster greater understanding, respect, and inclusion.
The charity tour, supported by Zhen Ding Tech. Group, will include six performances at schools and healthcare institutions from September to November, promoting life education and humanistic care in diverse settings. A charity concert is also scheduled for December 12, further fostering public understanding and appreciation of diverse communities through cultural participation and artistic exchange.
Looking ahead, Zhen Ding will continue working with partners across sectors to support initiatives in education, culture, and care for underserved communities. Through active participation and support for the development of diverse communities, the Group aims to expand its positive impact and bring together corporate resources and community efforts to create more opportunities for people to access culture, express themselves, and realize their potential, contributing to a more inclusive environment for all.
