Although the well-being of society is primarily a responsibility of the
government, the private sector cannot neglect its obligation to contribute to
this cause. Thus, while engaged in profit seeking enterprises, private citizens should abide by the guiding principle of "earn more, give more." It was in this spirit that I established the Li-Ching Foundation. Except for that portion required to support my family, I intend to gradually contribute my entire earnings to this foundation.
The characters Li-Ching mean to develop youth ("Li" - to build, "Ching"-youth). I also chose the name in memory of my mother, sun Li-Ching. She lived to be 97 years of age and passed away peacefully, leaving behind only a few worn out personal belongings, scores of grateful descendants and a family legacy, not of money, but of belief in education. In tribute to her selfless spirit and high ideals, the Li-Ching Foundation was established to facilitate the educational and cultural advancement of society.
I Fu-En November 1, 1983
Introduction of the Founder
Mr. I Fu-En was born in 1916 in Jinan. His father was I Cheng-Ching and his mother was Sun, Li-Ching. Mr. I deeply believed that the meaning of life is to sustain oneself and help others. He thinks that we should circulate the blessings we receive from God to others who are in need all around the world.
In July 1983, Mr. Yi founded
¡yThe Li-Ching Cultural & Educational Foundation¡znamed after his mother. This Foundation is a memorial of her diligence for educating her children and her generosity for helping others. It is established to mold young generations.
Link: www.ifuen.com
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