10/06/2026
跑步的人都喜欢终点
终点有掌声、有照片、有完赛奖牌
累了一个早上
却始终知道终点的方向
但基金会这些年遇见的人里
很多人的人生好像没有终点
洗肾的病人
这星期来了，下星期还要再来
领取Food Provision的家庭
这个月撑过去了，下个月还是要面对一样的开销
身心障碍孩子的父母
照顾不是一天、一年
而是几十年的事
有时候我们以为最辛苦的是冲刺,
才发现真正不容易的
是那些看不见尽头，却依然选择继续往前的人
Founder’s Run过去一个月了，有些触动现在才正要开始
谢谢每一位参与的人
因为你们跑过的每一步
都将成为基金会继续服务社区的一部分
终点线已经到了
但有些人的路还长
Most people who run love the finish line.
Not just because the race is over, but because of what waits there — the applause, the photos, the medal around your neck.
No matter how tired you are, there is comfort in knowing that every step is taking you somewhere. The finish line is always ahead.
But over the years, the Foundation has met many people whose journeys look very different.
For a dialysis patient, there is no finish line after this week's treatment. When one session ends, another is already waiting.
For a family relying on Food Provision support, getting through this month does not mean the struggle is over. Next month arrives with the same bills, the same worries, and the same need to keep going.
For parents raising children with disabilities, care is not measured in days or years, but in decades.
Sometimes, we think the hardest part is the sprint.
Then we realise that what is truly difficult is continuing to move forward when you cannot see the finish line — or whether there is one at all.
It has been a month since Founder’s Run.
And perhaps that is the thought that has stayed with us the most.
Thank you to everyone who ran, supported, and stood with us.
Because every step taken that day became part of something bigger — helping the Foundation continue serving people whose challenges do not end when the race does.
The runners crossed their finish line.
But for many in our community, the journey continues.
