On the path toward sustainable development, Ruentex Development Co., Ltd. not only commits to green buildings and carbon reduction engineering, but also actively participates in social welfare through concrete actions, supporting values of diversity and inclusion. This year, we partnered with the social enterprise “Show Art” to purchase and collect artworks in our construction project as part of public space beautification and art promotion.
The painting displayed in the lobby, titled “Light Brings Life,” draws inspiration from plants that tenaciously grow through the cracks of Taipei City sidewalks, symbolizing how the illumination of light brings the miracle and hope of life. This work was curated by Show Art Gallery and created by artist Josey Hung, with its meaning resonating with Ruentex construction projects’ philosophy of “Living in harmony with nature, perpetually thriving.” The warmth, inclusivity, and vitality conveyed by the painting embody the spirit of inclusive spaces that Ruentex Development seeks to create.
“Show Art” is a non-profit charitable gallery dedicated to providing professional exhibition platforms for Taiwan’s indigenous artists (such as those with cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, autism, and other special groups), collaborating with renowned artists for exhibitions and donating proceeds from artwork sales to help disadvantaged groups. Since its establishment in 2014, Show Art has accumulated donations exceeding NT$4 million through the combination of art and charity, and received the first prize in the Taishin Bank Charity Foundation’s social enterprise evaluation in 2021.
Ruentex Development’s support for this charitable artwork collection project not only enhances architectural aesthetics but also embodies the values of art equality and social inclusion. Through the introduction of corporate resources, we aspire to create a “loving, luminous home,” making spaces not just containers for living, but vessels that carry life stories and social care.
For further information on Show Art, please refer to the official Facebook page.
The 14th (Sustainable Heroes Children's Festival) held at CITYLINK Nangang
The “Sustainable Heroes Children’s Festival” combines SDGs (UN Sustainable Development Goals) and DFC learning methods. This is a very creative and educational learning design that allows students to embody the spirit of “I can change the world” through hands-on practice while understanding and implementing sustainable development concepts. Students explore issues related to sustainable development in their daily lives, conceive action plans, implement them, and share their experiences, becoming “little sustainability heroes.”
TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE Neihu Store
TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE Neihu Store donated a total of 100 books to Taipei Public Library Neihu and Donghu branches in 2024, promoting book circulation and cultural exchange.
Ruenfu’s Dedication to Enriching Senior Living
Ruenfu is committed to creating a “safe, secure, comfortable, pleasant, and dignified” living environment for the elderly, and obtained the “SNQ National Quality Mark” long-term care health/long-term care service certification in 2023 and 2024.
In 2024, resident satisfaction reached 97 points, with an occupancy rate of 100%, and an average length of stay of approximately 8 to 10 years.
To deepen residents’ life experiences and promote multicultural exchange, Ruenfu specially organized Taiwan-Japan exchange activities in 2024, inviting local groups from Tokushima Prefecture, Japan, to interact with residents. During the activities, Japanese craftsmen came to Taiwan in advance to personally prepare natural indigo dyeing materials and provided on-site guidance for residents to experience traditional indigo dyeing crafts, allowing elderly residents to feel the charm of Japanese handicraft culture through hands-on creation.
In addition to the indigo dyeing experience, the activities also combined woodcraft demonstrations and hands-on courses. Through craftsmen’s on-site teaching, residents’ understanding and participation in traditional crafts were enhanced. This cultural exchange not only enriched the daily lives of seniors but also promoted interaction and learning of cross-national elderly care concepts, injecting new energy into creating a friendly living environment with different cultural warmth and community participation.
Ruentex Group Blood Donation Campaign
In 2024, Ruentex Group launched its first blood donation drive, inviting employees and the public to join in. This meaningful initiative reflects the Group’s dedication to social responsibility, with subsidiaries across construction, development, materials, design, and healthcare all taking part. Through collective action, Ruentex encouraged employees to roll up their sleeves, support one another, and extend care to those in need.