Every year, Yonglin Foundation donates tens of millions of NT dollars to help small social welfare organizations and women re-entering the workforce build sustainable income models. We also publish the "Dream Builder Manual"—a curated guide to responsibly produced goods and services—encouraging values-driven purchases that foster a culture of conscious consumption.

By infusing branding, design, and storytelling into products made by micro-welfare groups and second-career mothers, we boost their visibility and market appeal. Seasonal gift boxes feature upgraded packaging, professional photography, and narratives that highlight social value—transforming purchases into statements of purpose.

The Dream Builder Marketplace serves as a real-world testing ground for aspiring entrepreneurs. These pop-up events allow grassroots social enterprises and mother-run ventures to enter the market, interact directly with consumers, and refine their business strategies through live feedback. Beyond sales, each marketplace booth becomes a platform for social engagement and validation, building confidence, skills, and a sustainable path toward independence.