A successful charity event can never be achieved through the efforts of one party alone. It requires close cooperation between local government agencies and civil society organizations. We would like to extend our special thanks to Ms. Yang Chun-ching, Director of the Niaosong District Office, Kaohsiung City, and the Social Affairs Section for their invaluable assistance and support. We are also deeply grateful to our “Angels of Love” and young volunteers. Your enthusiastic participation brings energy and vitality to every event.

In this era of AI transformation, humanity continues to pursue the limits of technology. Yet one of the most precious expressions of our humanity is the willingness to give something that flows through each of us but cannot be artificially manufactured: blood.

Our second stop is Changzhi, Pingtung.
Changzhi, Pingtung, was formerly known as “Changxing.” During the Kangxi reign of the Qing Dynasty, immigrants from Guangdong came to cultivate this land. The name was inspired by the wish for “lasting peace and enduring prosperity,” and was later changed to “Changzhi.” It is a simple and sincere township centered on Hakka culture while also blending Minnan traditions. It is also home to the Agricultural Biotechnology Park, an important base for Taiwan’s agricultural biotechnology industry.