CCCT in the Community
The Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Taiwan is committed to more than just business. We believe in active citizenship, corporate social responsibility (CSR), and giving back to the vibrant Taiwanese society we call home. Through our key philanthropic partnerships and community initiatives, we strive to build lasting connections that empower and uplift those around us.
Foto: images/maple-ball.jpgMaple Ball & Christmas Toy Drive
Every holiday season, CCCT hosts its annual Christmas Toy Drive to bring joy and comfort to the young patients in the Children’s Ward at MacKay Memorial Hospital. Through the incredible generosity of our community at our annual flagship charity gala, the Maple Ball, we collect donations and unwrapped gifts to brighten the holidays for children undergoing medical care.
Foto: images/terry-fox-run.jpgTerry Fox Run
The Terry Fox Run is one of CCCT’s most meaningful annual events, organized to raise awareness and critical funds for cancer research. Held in partnership with the Taipei Canadian School (TCS) and the Canadian Trade Office in Taipei (CTOT), all funds raised from this run directly support the Taiwan Cancer Foundation and other global cancer research initiatives to keep Terry’s legacy of hope alive.
Foto: images/foreign-cemetery.jpgForeign Cemetery Preservation
CCCT proudly funds and takes responsibility for the ongoing preservation and maintenance of the historical foreign cemetery in Taiwan. By caring for these resting sites of international pioneers, we honor the deep historical ties between the global community and Taiwan, ensuring their legacy is preserved with dignity and respect.
Foto: images/school-partnerships.jpgSchool Partnerships
Our partnerships with local educational institutions, such as the Taipei Canadian School (TCS) and MIT English Learning Centers, allow CCCT to actively support and give back to the youth. Through collaborative community initiatives, student volunteer opportunities, and educational engagement, we strive to empower the next generation of leaders in Taiwan.
