The Broken Wings Angel Band, composed of individuals with disabilities, shares love and hope through powerful music and strong determination. Through practice and performances, members cultivate confidence, overcome physical barriers, and shine on stage. On March 22, they held a charity concert, showcasing their dedication and growth to the audience.

The Chang Yung-Fa Charity Foundation has long been committed to supporting vulnerable groups and recognizes the challenges faced by people with disabilities. By learning music and working as a team, band members gain confidence and a strong sense of achievement. The Foundation supported this concert to help the public appreciate their extraordinary talents and potential.

Foundation representative Liu Meng-Fen encouraged the members, emphasizing the music is not only an art, but also a source of strength. Their performances show resilience, inspire hope, and bring warmth to society.

The concert featured a diverse repertoire, ranging from classical music to film and animation soundtracks, including works by Squire, Brahms, and themes from Porco Rosso, Cinema Paradiso, and Detective Conan. It was a touching and memorable performance.

Band leader Wu Jiang-Ming expressed her gratitude for the Foundation’s long-term support, which allows members to continue growing through music. The band hopes to keep sharing love and inspiration through future performances.

Through this event, the Foundation aims to promote greater understanding and inclusion, helping society recognize the strength and potential of people with disabilities through the power of music.