The United States and Taiwan share the ideal that people have the right to make their own decisions and elect their own governments – the fundamental values of democracy.
The Formosa Foundation is committed to strengthening the ties between the two countries in order to create lasting and mutually beneficial relationships that protect the vital interests of both the United States and Taiwan.
The Formosa Foundation dedicates itself to the advancement of human rights, democracy, and the right to self-determination of Taiwan.
The Foundation has begun preparations for a private screening of the movie Formosa Betrayed to be shown exclusively to members of Congress and their staff in Washington D.C. in September, 2009.
This screening is an exciting and unique opportunity to share with decision makers in Washington the powerful message about the plight of the Taiwanese people and their fight for freedom, democracy and self-determination.
The Formosa Foundation is asking you to help make this groun-dbreaking screening possible by supporting our efforts. (More details)
All donations to the Formosa Foundation is tax-deductible to the fullest extent allowed by law.
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RECENT EVENTS & PUBLICATIONS
Summer 2009
30 students will participate in the 2009 Ambassador Program, to be held from June 15 through 26 in Washington D.C. See their profiles.
Rep. Ileana Ros-Lehtinen reiterates the importance of US-Taiwan relations. The Congresswoman from Florida was the feature speaker in a roundtable in Los Angeles hosted by the Formosa Foundation. She recently led the House to pass a resolution reaffirming the Taiwan Relations Act as the "cornerstone" in US-Taiwan Relations. (More)
Angeles hosted by the Formosa Foundation. She recently led the House to pass a resolution reaffirming the Taiwan Relations Act as the "cornerstone" in US-Taiwan Relations. (