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Ryan Yu-Tsung Chiang (in red shirt), president of the Rotary Club of Formosa Happiness, enjoys a walk in a park with members of the club. Roger Chin-Wei
林口幸福扶輪社社長江侑聰(穿紅襯衫者)正與社員們一同享受在公園散步的時光。創社社長董金偉(後排中
Tung (back, center), the charter president, envisioned the club as a place where members could find happiness through friendships built around service.
間者)最初的願景是將該社打造成一個社員可以透過服務建立的友誼,從中找到幸福的地方。
projects, their shared interests strengthen creates a larger network,” Chiang says. cially young couples who often struggle
bonds, and happiness multiplies.” “Sometimes, when a member can’t attend to balance family and civic commitments.
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For example, during the summer when an event, their spouse comes instead.” “We’re the perfect club,” he says. “We
children are off school, the club organizes The club’s after-school tutoring pro- make it easy for them to volunteer with-
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ઋሒf
ᑘԷԸႭdί܀ɿ׳౼
baseball outings or two-day trips to Sun gram, for example, is primarily run by out sacrificing family time.”
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For example, on 8 August — Father’s
Moon Lake — activities that attract mem- members’ spouses and children. Chiang’s ɛึ˾ಁ˼ࡁ̈ࢩf
ᑘԷԸႭd༈ٟٙሙܝ
БאՇ˂ɓցٙ˚˜ᆐʘ
جԴݺਗਞၾɛᅰᔕ࠴ޟЇ༺
bers and their families. In the fall, one of wife chairs the program, and his children Day in Taiwan — the club hosted a family
the club’s signature programs, Children of volunteer as tutors. “At a time when our cupcake-making event that drew dozens
Ⴞኬࠇ˴ࠅٟ͟ࡰʿɛ
Ցɧ࠴fϪՂᑋܸ̈jҢࡁ
ࣚdவԬݺਗіˏٟࡰʿହ᙮
Happiness, provides after-school tutoring society faces a loneliness epidemic,” Chi- of new faces, thanks in part to a local
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ਞၾfՑə߇˂d༈ٟٙם
ତίᑘ፬ݺਗ௰ε̙൴ཀ 100
and companionship for students from un- ang says, “we’re creating happiness and social media influencer. “We followed up
derprivileged families. connection, not just for members, but for personally with parents who expressed
Jamie ዄ༈ࠇٙ˴։dϾ
ݺਗʘɓֱ၅ʘɿࠇd
Τਞၾ٫fࢬᗴจਞၾ
PHOTOGRAPH BY AN RONG XU
Each year, the club allocates roughly 30 their families. It’s multilayered.” interest in Rotary,” Chiang says. “If
ࣛdఱމٟࡰਞၾٟࠇ௴ி
˼ٙ܀ɿۆዄሙႾϼࢪfϪ
ۆމࢮැࢬٙኪ͛Զሙܝ
percent of its budget to social events and 40 The club has also sponsored Taiwan’s someone shows initiative, we welcome
percent to community service. And Chiang Special Olympics basketball team for them immediately.”
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əႰΪf
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has combined the categories, integrating several years, covering travel expenses That approach is paying off: Chiang has
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֘ዹޥઋʘყdҢࡁ௴ிֱ
ҧቃٟࡰ͍ίܔͭϞจ
fun and service to strengthen participation for international competitions, purchas- already met his goal of 10 percent mem-
່ٙஹഐd˼ࡁٙɛɰΝᅵ
and camaraderie. ing uniforms and supplies, and hosting bership growth this year. And the Formosa
၅ၾஹഐdʔස݊މٟࡰd
30% ʱৣഗᑌሒݺਗd40%
This family-centered approach has games with members of the community. Happiness club is preparing to sponsor an-
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ʱৣഗٟਜਕfϪՂᑋਗ਼வ
νϤfϪՂᑋႭjҢࡁٙ܀
doubled or even tripled participation. “We “Through sports, these young athletes other club — Formosa Harmony — dedi-
ɿഐʹəอʾdவ௴ிəɓ
ՇᗳݺਗഐΥৎԸdΥᆀሳ
now get over 100 participants per event,” gain confidence and purpose in life,” cated to th
ϣٙfe same ideals of service, com-
Chiang notes. “When families are willing Chiang says. “When they return home munity, and joy.
to participate, they create an incentive for with medals, we celebrate them as he - “Service enhances happiness,” Chi-
the members to engage in club projects.” roes. It’s deeply rewarding to see their ang says. “Giving back while you’re still
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Rotary members are building meaning- happy faces.” able brings spiritual fulfillment. When
ful connections, but so are their families. Chiang also uses family-oriented ac- you involve your family, that fulfillment
“Our children make new friends, and that tivities to attract new members, espe- deepens.” — wen huang
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