In 2024, YUTO Foundation continued the “YUTO Ayi Dream Library” program together with Liangshan Education Foundation and the “Su Zhengmin” Volunteer Service Team from Zhongnan University of Economics and Law. This initiative aims to serve the children of migrant workers, relocated families, left-behind children, and other children in need, as well as the surrounding community, in Chuangxing Town, Xichang, Liangshan Prefecture, Sichuan Province. As part of the initiative, experts were invited to provide volunteer training at the YUTO Ayi Dream Library in Xichang. A summer program titled “The Power of Companionship: Warming Every Heart” was launched, featuring activities such as reading sessions, extracurricular learning, and homework assistance—bringing care and support to every child involved.

YUTO Foundation reached a long-term strategic partnership with the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of Jiu San Society in 2017 to launch charitable programs that focus on education, medical care, and science and technology in remote areas, with plans for donating 30 million CNY across a decade. In 2024, the “Jiusan · YUTO” Ophthalmology Centre project was highly recognized by the Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Jiusan Society. In October, a series of free medical aid activities—including consultations and surgeries—were carried out at the “Jiusan · YUTO” Ophthalmology Centre in Wangcang County People’s Hospital. As of the end of 2024, YUTO Foundation has contributed to the establishment of two ophthalmology centers via donations, helping 306 patients go through cataract surgery. Moreover, we have also organized teams of medical experts to host events covering talent training and free clinics in remote areas, benefiting more than 12,000 people.

YUTO Foundation reached a long-term strategic partnership with the Shenzhen Municipal Committee of Jiu San Society in 2017 to launch charitable programs that focus on education, medical care, and science and technology in remote areas, with plans for donating 30 million CNY across a decade. In 2024, the “Jiusan · YUTO” Ophthalmology Centre project was highly recognized by the Guangdong Provincial Committee of the Jiusan Society. In October, a series of free medical aid activities—including consultations and surgeries—were carried out at the “Jiusan · YUTO” Ophthalmology Centre in Wangcang County People’s Hospital. As of the end of 2024, YUTO Foundation has contributed to the establishment of two ophthalmology centers via donations, helping 306 patients go through cataract surgery. Moreover, we have also organized teams of medical experts to host events covering talent training and free clinics in remote areas, benefiting more than 12,000 people.

In September 2024, Typhoons Bebinca and Pulasan made landfall near Shanghai. On 20 September, World Cleanup Day, the Yangtze River Estuary Green Development Promotion Center, in collaboration with the Yangtze No. 11 Post Office, mobilized volunteers to clean up debris left by the typhoons along the Yangtze River estuary. YUTOECO responded by encouraging employees from its Shanghai plant to actively participate. Through hands-on action—picking up waste and cleaning the river—volunteers inspired wider public participation in the World Cleanup Day initiative, echoing the global call to “spend one day cleaning up our planet”.

The YUTO Foundation donated 265,080 CNY to the Public Welfare Promotion Association of Chigangshan Village in Chigang Town, Puning City. The funds were specifically allocated for the purchase of air conditioning equipment for Chigangshan Primary School, with the aim of improving the school's teaching and learning environment.