On Friday morning, March 20th, under the joint participation of Chairman Peter Li of Golden Brother International Co., Ltd. and members of the An-Sui Tai-Zi Charity Association, a group visited the Environmental Protection Park located in Shekou Village, Fenyuan Township, Changhua County. Together with Fenyuan Township Mayor Lin Shi-ming and Jiaolao Village Chief Mr. Jian Wen-bin, they held a charitable sponsorship event.

This was the fourth time that the sponsorship activity has been held at the Fenyuan Township Environmental Protection Park. The beneficiaries included lonely elderly residents, marginal households, and economically disadvantaged groups in the township. A total of 247 households were assisted, with a total donation amount of NT$494,000. On the day of the event, sumptuous meals were provided for the underprivileged groups to enjoy, and a joyful performance was held together with local elders and children.

The An-Sui Tai-Zi Charity Association has been established for more than ten years. With the joint efforts of its members and Golden Brother International Co., Ltd., the association has always been guided by the philosophy from the “Li Yun · Da Tong” chapter of the Book of Rites:“Not only to love one’s own parents, nor to treat as children only one’s own sons; so that the elderly may live out their years in peace, the able-bodied may find proper employment, the young may grow up properly, and widows, orphans, the childless, the disabled, and the sick may all be cared for.”

With this ideal in mind, the association consistently upholds the spirit of helping the weak and supporting those in need. In addition to contributing their personal efforts, they also fulfill their corporate social responsibility, thereby contributing to a more harmonious and prosperous society.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Dr. Lin Wei-fu, the Chinese medicine practitioner who coordinated this event, as well as to Township Mayor Lin Shi-ming, Village Chief Jian Wen-bin, and the township representatives for their valuable assistance and support. We also extend our best wishes for health, peace, and joy to all the volunteers of the An-Sui Tai-Zi Charity Association who participated in this event.

This activity was made possible through the assistance of local township and village chiefs, as well as the joint efforts of enterprises and social welfare organizations. It truly embodied the traditional Chinese virtue expressed in the saying:
“Respect my elders, and extend that respect to the elders of others; cherish my young, and extend that care to the young of others.”

At the same time, we sincerely hope that everyone will contribute their humble efforts — starting from respecting our own elders and extending that respect to all elderly people, and from loving our own children and extending that love to all children.