The NTUST EMBA Student Association recently participated in the “Strawberry Childhood Project” organized by the Taiwan Waiting Children Association, translating social care into hands-on action to support nutritional needs for children in residential care institutions.

Despite rainy weather, student members proceeded as planned to the farm site, where they took part in strawberry harvesting, sorting, and jam-making processes. Through clear role distribution and mutual support, the team successfully completed the activity, demonstrating strong collaboration and commitment even under challenging conditions.

The project transforms agricultural experiences into tangible nutritional resources, delivering freshly prepared food products to children’s dining tables. While harvest quantities were limited, the participants’ enthusiasm and engagement remained strong, and the shared labor fostered meaningful interaction and collective purpose.

Committed to long-term social engagement, the NTUST EMBA Student Association actively practices ESG principles by responding to real societal needs through concrete initiatives. The “Strawberry Childhood Project” represents not only a charitable activity, but also a sustained effort to nurture care, companionship, and social responsibility through action.