It is difficult to pinpoint exactly when the Taiwanese first arrived in the State of Minnesota. In 1960, about 32 students from Taiwan were studying in the Twin Cities. The Formosan American Club of Minnesota was founded six years later. With 114 members, it became the predecessor of the Taiwanese Association of America-Minnesota Chapter. The Taiwanese Foundation was also established in 1966. Since then, the Taiwanese community has grown from about 100 people some 35 years ago to several hundred people today.
TAAMN is an IRS recognized 501 (c) (3) tax-exempt, non-profit organization registered in the State of Minnesota. To join TAAMN, click here. You will need Acrobat Reader to download the registration form.
The pioneers of TAAMN who still live in Minnesota are Henry Hwang, Wendell Hong, Yi-Fu Lin, Sie-Tung Liu, Amy Liu, Han-Chin Liu, Wu-Tien Pan, Charles Song, Irene Song, Yeou-Ren Tsai, Kemi Tsai, Ming Wang, Yu-Ann Wang,James Wu, and Alwin Young.
1966年成立 Formosan American Club of Minnesota，首屆會長施英明
同鄉會活動:
國際民俗節(萬國節)
台灣傳統週
夏季野餐
龍舟節
秋季迎新
