Three foreign missionaries, Canadians Beverly Bedwell and Carolyn Ardron, alongside American Susan Thompson, identified a critical need in Taiwan: providing hope and support to women facing crisis pregnancies. Out of this vision, “Ray of Hope Christian Charitable Organization” was established, focusing on offering compassionate support and education. Over the years, the organization expanded its services significantly: in 1999, founding the “Crisis Pregnancy Caring Center” followed by the “True Love is Worth Waiting For Department” in 2000. By 2003, it evolved into the “Ray of Hope Christian Registered Charitable Organization,” acquiring facilities like a mama’s home and an office building in subsequent years. Under the leadership of missionary Juanita Hebard from 2007, initiatives such as yearly Thanksgiving Banquets and the “Walk or Stand For Life” event in 2008 were launched. The organization continued to grow, establishing the “Ray of Hope Thrift Store” in 2009, and expanding further with projects like the Bedwell Home Training Center in 2012 and a Baking Project with donated ovens in 2015.