Committed to supporting vulnerable groups, Chang Yung-Fa Charity Foundation invited residents from Shin-Deng Home and Faith, Hope & Love Academy to participate in the EVA Air Marathon. This event was not just a sports competition but a powerful display of resilience and inclusion.

As the race began, participants surged forward with determination. Shin-Deng Home for the Disabled’s residents, guided by running companions, ran with bright smiles, proving that persistence triumphs over physical limits. Meanwhile, the youth from Faith, Hope & Love Academy, many from difficult backgrounds, embraced the challenge with energy and enthusiasm, cheering themselves on.

For Shin-Deng Home for the Disabled’s members, running was more than exercise—it was a journey of growth and perseverance. One participant shared, “I used to think I couldn’t do it, but now I know that with effort, anything is possible.”

Similarly, the youth from Faith, Hope & Love Academy found confidence and a sense of achievement through marathon training, learning to set goals and push their limits.

Foundation senior officer Liu Meng-Fen expressed deep admiration for the runners’ determination, emphasizing the importance of giving them opportunities to engage with society and build self-confidence. Shin-Deng Home for the Disabled’s director, Huang Yan-Zhi, and Academy teacher, Liu Wei-Wen, both thanked the Foundation for its unwavering support, highlighting how this race empowered participants beyond physical endurance—it became a milestone in their lives.

By organizing such events, Chang Yung-Fa Charity Foundation continues to inspire and uplift those in need, proving that every individual holds incredible potential. The Foundation remains committed to spreading love and hope, ensuring that everyone, regardless of challenges, can strive for a brighter future.