section_path: Personal life/Charity
section_name: Charity
paragraph_text: Charity
  
  Hsu was an active supporter of charity over the years, particularly advocating for women's and children's rights, LGBT rights, and animal rights. She was also a frequent anonymous or proxy donor—often using the names of her agent or mother—with several of these contributions coming to light after her death. Alongside Dee, she maintained a long-standing collaboration with World Vision Taiwan, through which the sisters adopted over 50 children worldwide, and with Lions Clubs International, where their mother has served as a leader in the Taiwan chapter since the 2010s. She was one of the first major celebrities to collaborate with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. Hsu also made anonymous or proxy donations, often in the names of her agent or mother, to various causes, some of which only came to light after her death.
  
  Hsu was an active supporter of charity over the years, particularly advocating for women's and children's rights, LGBT rights, and animal rights. She was also a frequent anonymous or proxy donor—often using the names of her agent or mother—with several of these contributions coming to light after her death. Alongside Dee, she maintained a long-standing collaboration with World Vision Taiwan, through which the sisters adopted over 50 children worldwide, and with Lions Clubs International, where their mother has served as a leader in the Taiwan chapter since the 2010s. She was one of the first major celebrities to collaborate with People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals. Hsu also made anonymous or proxy donations, often in the names of her agent or mother, to various causes, some of which only came to light after her death.