กิจกรรม : งานวิ่งเพื่อสุขภาพการกุศล TAIWAN MAZHO RUN ณ ศาลเจ้านำเหยามาโจ้วเก็ง (เจ้าแม่ทับทิม) จังหวัดสมุทรสาคร

History of Nam Yao Mazho Gyung Shrine in Thailand
Nam Yao Mazho Gyung Shrine was established in 2005 by a group of Thai-Taiwanese businesspeople, led by Mr. Tsai Chong Cheng and Mr. Lin Yao Tang. They requested a portion of the spiritual presence of Mazho from the Nam Yao Mazho Gyung Shrine in Changhua, Taiwan, to be enshrined in Thailand. A grand welcoming ceremony took place in 2006, featuring a parade of Mazho and other deities. The shrine also hosts annual events such as the Chinese New Year Festival, the Mazho Worship Ceremony, and the Vegetarian Festival, serving as a center of faith for the Thai-Taiwanese community.

Mazho is a goddess who protects sailors, traders, and brings security, prosperity, and success. Worshippers can come to seek blessings from Mazho at the Nam Yao Mazho Gyung Shrine, located in Samut Sakhon province. The shrine is open for worship daily from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Inside the shrine, there are also deities brought from Taiwan, such as Fude Zhengshen, Guan Yu, Cai Shen Ye, Guanyin, Lady of Birth, Wenchang Dijun, Nezha or San Taizi, Tiger God, Yuexia Laoren, and the God of Destiny.

Objectives of the Event
1. To stimulate the economy, trade, and tourism by using a mini-marathon as a medium.
2. To promote the Nam Yao Mazho Gyung Shrine Association and Taiwanese Culture to the public.
3. To encourage the general public to exercise for health by participating in walk-run health events.
4. To donate proceeds from the event, after deducting expenses, to the Nam Yao Mazho Gyung Shrine Foundation and other charitable causes.