RAINBOW HERITAGE FOUNDATION

Boston University Chobanian & Avedisian School of Medicine The Rainbow Heritage Foundation worked with BUSOM by supporting to organize the annual event for Club of Internal & Family Medicine. This years annual club event is to keep promoting the special emphasis on building upon BUSOMs proudest traditions: serving underserved patients, emphasizing interaction with patients early and often, and making the study of research, advocacy and social justice as important as the study of medicine itself. Together with BU Foundation Relations staff, the Rainbow Heritage Foundation staff worked on the logistics of the event, including facilitating venues, etc.

Cochahuasi Animal Sanctuary The Rainbow Heritage Foundation worked with this private organizations that has dedicated itself to the Rescue of Animals that have been abused, or come from the illicit traffic of Wildlife. Founded in 2007, the Cochahuasi Animal Sanctuary has provided refuge to a wide number of species, a lot of them are in the Brink of extinction in order to achieve the reproduction of these amazing birds and then release the offsprings. The mission of this organization aligns with our foundations mission, which is Education. It is considered the most important factor when it comes to the conservation of local species and biodiversity. Through educational activities, we will install values that stimulate appreciation for biodiversity. The Rainbow Heritage Foundation staff worked with the staff of the sanctuary to set up the gift shop at the gate of the entrance, where all sales proceeds from the gift shop will be used to support the daily operations of the sanctuary.

Asian Cultural Council Taiwan Foundation -- The Asian Cultural Council advances international dialogue, through cultural exchange activities in Asia and the United States to create a mutual understanding of perspectives and respect across international and cultural borders. ACC Taiwan Foundation was established in 1995, since which time, ACC and ACCTF have collaborated to provide Taiwan's arts and cultural professionals a platform for international exchange through different fellowship programs. The Rainbow Heritage Foundation worked with ACCTF in November 2024 on the I, WE event on promotion designs, etc, both for its Taipei and Taichung events, where Taiwanese sheng player Li-Chin LI (ACC 2022) and American cellist Mariel Roberts played duo pieces for sheng and cello.This performance not only presents the exchange of contemporary music culture between Taiwan and the East Coast of the United States, but also demonstrates the fusion of tradition and modernity. Through the unique musica