Organized by the Chroma Cultural and Educational Foundation and the Corporate Marketing Center, the 4th Beauty of Legacy: Sustainability Calendar Photo Selection Event was jointly supported by the Chroma Group. The initiative continues to integrate the concept of "sustainable growth" into photography, appreciating the beauty of nature and sustainability from diverse perspectives through employees' work. It encourages Chroma employees to actively engage with local environmental sustainability issues. The results are then shared with clients and partners to promote shared value and sustainable development.

The Chroma Cultural and Educational Foundation continued to sponsor the "Infinite Theater Arts" project, organized by the ADLINK Education Foundation and the National Taiwan College of Performing Arts. The project enables outstanding students from the National Taiwan College of Performing Arts to perform in Germany and the Netherlands, using artistic performance to transcend language barriers and showcase the richness of Taiwanese opera and folk arts. It also supports the promotion and preservation of traditional cultural education on the international stage, helping broader audiences appreciate the depth and diversity of Chinese culture. Through the exchange of technologies, arts, and culture, the project aims to use the power of business to bring these local cultural treasures to the international stage and further connect Taiwan with the world.

The Chroma Cultural and Educational Foundation sponsored "A Chip Odyssey," the first documentary to explore the history of Taiwan's semiconductor development. Executives from the Chroma Group led employees to attend a special screening of the film, followed by a Q&A session with the producer Ben Tsiang, who shared insights into its production. Produced over five years, the documentary aims to help industry professionals to learn from the past, accelerate innovation, and foster collaboration.