Have Music
Bringing instruments, music stands, teaching materials, and related learning resources to where they're needed, giving children the basic conditions to begin learning.
ACCESS・Resource AccessWe believe music is more than a performance on stage — it is companionship, a path of learning, and an opportunity for children to build confidence, experience beauty, and connect with the world.

In Taiwan, disparities in access to music education still exist between regions. For many schools, what's missing isn't just an instrument—it may also be repairs, teachers, curriculum, and long-term support.
Since 2013, Music Chamber Cultural & Education Foundation has integrated teaching resources, instruments, and volunteers to establish "Music Companion" and launch the "Music Sharing Project." Donated instruments are restored and repaired before being sent to schools that truly need them, turning a single donation into a learning journey that continues.
What we do is build a bridge: on one end are those willing to share, on the other are children eager to learn; and music brings them together on that bridge.
"Have Music, Love Music, Learn Music"—so that music resources not only arrive, but take root on campus.
From gaining access to learning resources, to embracing music, to building steady and deep learning habits, the foundation advances long-term music education through three interconnected levels.
Bringing instruments, music stands, teaching materials, and related learning resources to where they're needed, giving children the basic conditions to begin learning.
ACCESS・Resource AccessThrough campus performances, music appreciation, and exchange experiences, children are first moved by music, growing from curiosity into genuine love.
INSPIRATION・Emotional AwakeningCombining teachers, curriculum, orchestras, and performance stages to cultivate habits of continuous practice, collaborative listening, and deep appreciation.
GROWTH・Long-term Growth
Collecting, sorting, repairing, and matching instruments and equipment so resources truly reach learners.

Connecting teachers, volunteers, and schools through courses, showcases, and mentorship to build a stable music culture on campus.

Letting children broaden their horizons and understand the value of collaboration through cross-regional, cross-cultural ensemble exchanges.

Inviting businesses, schools, families, and volunteers to join together, making music education an ongoing public effort of co-creation.
Lexuan The foundation's every step revolves around one question: how can a one-time resource become a long-term opportunity for children's growth? That's why we continue moving from "delivering in" to "staying rooted," and then to "bringing out."
Integrating social donations, instrument repair, teacher training, and volunteer services to bring music learning resources to schools across regions.
Through campus tours, learning outreach, orchestra development, and diverse activities, music gradually becomes part of children's everyday lives.
Connecting schools, educators, artists, and partners so children learn communication through ensemble playing and discover the world through exchange.
With a more complete resource platform, educational content, and international connections, every act of goodwill can create a lasting impact.
Annual outcomes, event sessions, partner cities, participant numbers, and public benefit reports will be incorporated into our management system, establishing a clear, continuously updatable disclosure mechanism for public benefit.
※ Figures in this section reflect Music Chamber Cultural & Education Foundation's results as of the first half of 2026.
Whether it's an instrument, expertise, time, resources, or simply care, it can become an important starting point for a child's musical journey.