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Resolve Foundation Limited
Human ServicesInternational and Foreign AffairsResolve Foundation believe in a Hong Kong where every voice has a say in its future. We invest in emerging leaders, particularly from historically marginalized and underrepresented communities, so they become social catalysts to bring about positive change to their communities.

Friends of Hong Kong Charities, Inc.
Human ServicesInternational and Foreign AffairsFriends of Hong Kong Charities, Inc. (FOHKC) is a registered tax-exempt organization in both the United States and in Hong Kong. FOHKC distributes donations to partner charities in Hong Kong. Less the direct cost of processing payments, 100% of all received donations are distributed as grants to approved charities; FOHKC retains absolutely no donations for overhead, salaries, or administrative costs. Mission Statement Friends of Hong Kong Charities is a volunteer organization that is committed to enabling faithful financial stewardship from US citizens through tax-deductible donations to charitable organizations serving in and from Hong Kong.

Association of China Trend Studies (HK)
International and Foreign AffairsSince reform and opening up, China has achieved certain achievements at all levels, and even overseas Chinese are proud of it. With the continuous improvement of national status, China is facing many opportunities and challenges. People-oriented and the foundation of the nation. Today, as a member of the Chinese people, through the harmonious and communicative exchanges, we develop ourselves, and under the principle of seeking common ground while reserving differences, we can achieve immediate results towards the common idea of self-interest and altruism. I believe we can be stable for society. Prosperity does its best. Based on this, all of us in Hong Kong decided to establish the "China National Conditions Study Promotion Association", the purpose of which is to create a vibrant platform to promote cultural exchanges across the Straits and the four regions by gathering the experience and networks of people of insight from all walks of life. Purpose Committed to promoting and participating in all relevant social systems, economic systems, values and ideology that can help fellows understand, communicate and integrate with each other. Through organizing various types of activities to gather the strength of enthusiastic people from all walks of life, join hands to promote the great spirit of the Chinese nation and move towards a more patriotic and harmonious tomorrow. Aims • To implement and promote the purpose of this Council, through organizing various activities, including workshops, seminars conferences, seminars, training, exchange, transfer research, visits, cultural and recreational activities, improve four places and people overseas understanding of national conditions . • Regularly conduct national situation study courses with domestic first-level institutions of higher learning, and the study targets are local college students, master students and doctoral students. • Regularly conduct national situation study courses with domestic first-level institutions to increase educators' awareness of the national situation, hoping to spread the study work with the concept of passing on fire . • Increase the opportunities for young people to develop in the country and provide different channels to assist them in further education and employment.

Wu Zhi Qiao (Bridge to China) Charitable Foundation Limited
International and Foreign Affairs
French International School "Victor Segalen" Association Limited
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesEducationAt FIS, we are a multicultural school, offering diverse curricula built upon values of global mindedness, critical thinking and personal development. Our mission is to energise young minds, prepare independent and compassionate life-long learners and inspire our students to achieve their full potential. We reach our goals by providing a collaborative and stimulating bilingual learning environment where all members of our community are valued and respected.

Hong Kong - Shanghai Youth Association Limited
EducationHuman Services滬港青年會(原滬港青年交流促進會)是2009年於香港成立的非牟利民間組織,也是上海市青年聯合會的會員團體,致力於推廣香港和以上海為首之江蘇省、浙江省長三角地區的青年交流活動,為推動國民教育及增進交流的長遠事業而奮鬥。本會希望集合社會各界翹楚的力量,以上海為視窗,在促進兩地交流和加深下一代對祖國認識方面發揮作用。

Chinese Christian Literature Council Limited
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesEducationMission: - Strive for high-quality publishing - Stimulate cultural transformative ministries - Serve the Chinese churches - Spread the Gospel of God’s reign Vision: - Upholding Christian values and ethos - Cultivating the depth of spirituality - Promoting universal values - Responding to the challenges of our time

Care Ministries International Limited
International and Foreign AffairsPublic and Societal BenefitAt ICM we combine the best practices of the business and academic worlds with the passion and heart of a faith-based non-profit. Since 1992, ICM has been providing help, hope, and change to impoverished families. We look forward to a day when no child has to live in ultra-poverty. Our Mission Deliver the right support, right training, and right resources to unlock the bondages of poverty Our Vision Ultra-poor families released from physical, emotional, and spiritual bondage

Anu-Mongolia Charity
EducationInternational and Foreign AffairsFounded end of 2012, Anu Mongolia Charity is a volunteer-based trust registered in Hong Kong which works towards equal opportunities for vulnerable children in the North-Western region of Mongolia, in the form of educational interventions. To date, Anu Mongolia Charity has implemented two projects; the improvement of a school of 300 children and a mobile school initiative. The interventions of the trust are initiated by the community and encourage local capacity and resources. One of the elements that make Anu Mongolia Charity unique lies in the promotion and preservation of cultural activities. Vision Anu Mongolia Charity's vision is that, through educational opportunities, Mongolian children will reach their goal of being involved in the future of their country. Mission The aim of Anu Mongolia Charity is to relieve or assist in any way children of Mongolia who are suffering hardship, including: promote and enhance the education, knowledge and skills of the children; provide financial assistance to the children and their families; and provide generally for the welfare of the children, including providing medical and hospital care.

VolTra Limited
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesHuman ServicesVolTra aims to encourage everyone to take part in global and local action, build friendship, diversified teams and communities. We wish to promote co-creating and co-owning in a fun way.

C.R.R.S. Culture Regeneration Research Society (Hong Kong) Limited
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesInternational and Foreign Affairs文化更新研究中心(簡稱「文更」)是一個非牟利、非政治的文化學術機構。1993年,梁燕 城博士在加拿大與一群關心中國的海外華人,希望東西方世界能透過中西學術文化上的交流,使各自優秀的傳統、價值、哲理等互相融和以更新彼此。又以「文化中國」理念團結各地華人,在各地發揚中國文化智慧的同時,以愛和服侍的信念去更新中西方文化。1994年,文化更新研究中心在加拿大成立,並註冊為慈善機構;其後工作發展到世界各地,於1996年在三藩市成立美國文更、在1999年成立香港文更並設立中國香港辦公室。 宗旨 文更的宗旨是透過學術與文化對話交流,一方面研究中國當代文化最新發展的脈搏,以探索其未來動向;另一方面促進其與西方的精神文化、靈性修養,及當代文化思潮等交流和融會,以期形成中西文化的互相理解交融,創造新精神資源以更新自己,在中國日益走向世界的時刻,以這新中國文化貢獻和影響全球,成為人類未來豐富的精神資源。

Wedo Global Foundation Limited
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesInternational and Foreign AffairsWe plan and arrange community tours, cultural workshops and training programmes for participants to understand more and interact with people from different cultural backgrounds. Our Vision Co-creating joyful moments through cultural experiences Our Mission To nurture cross-cultural leaders To promote cultural diversity and social inclusion To create positive impacts through innovation To enhance community involvement of ethnic minorities

China Oxford Scholarship Fund
EducationInternational and Foreign AffairsThe objective of the China Oxford Scholarship Fund is to award scholarships to some of the most talented graduates each year of universities in the People's Republic of China and in Hong Kong to enable them to study at the University of Oxford in England in order for them to realise their full potential and to return home to contribute in leadership positions to the development of their homeland. Currently, the trustees limit the granting of scholarships to those students engaged in postgraduate studies at the University of Oxford. In support of this objective, the Fund is engaged in fund-raising, investment, educational and career advice and pastoral care and mentoring of the scholars both during and after their time at the University of Oxford. These activities are carried out in conjunction with those of the China Oxford Scholarship Fund, the Fund's sister charity, being a charity registered in the United Kingdom. The Awards Committee uses the following criteria in selecting the students to be granted scholarships: • Possessing a confirmed place at Oxford; • Being from an under-privileged family; • Speaking sufficiently good English to benefit from the experience of being at the University of Oxford; • Having an all-round personality, not solely academic; • Showing clear signs of leadership capability in any field; • Being committed to returning home and contributing to the future development of their homeland. The Awards Committee interviews a short list of applicants each year and recommends candidates for the trustees’ decision. The Fund is constituted under a Deed of Declaration of Trust dated 9 March 1992, as varied by Deeds of Variation dated 30 November 2006 and 7 March 2007. The overall day to day management of the Fund is carried out by the seven trustees who are also responsible for significant decisions of a long term operational nature. The trustees are assisted in the day to day management of the Fund by two committees: the Finance Committee and the Awards Committee. The members of these committees are either trustees or friends of the Fund who provide their time and expertise to the Fund on an honorary basis. The trustees are also assisted by one part time employee. The Fund is a non profit organisation registered with the Inland Revenue Department of the Government of the Special Administrative Region of Hong Kong (#91-03682). As such, it is exempt from taxation on its charitable activities in Hong Kong.

Common Purpose Charitable Foundation Limited
International and Foreign AffairsPublic and Societal BenefitFounded in 2010, Common Purpose Hong Kong runs leadership development programmes in Hong Kong that inspire and equip people to work together across boundaries. Common Purpose Hong Kong is one of a number of international Common Purpose entities that operates under a licence agreement with the Common Purpose Charitable Trust, which was founded in 1989.

Asian Academy of International Law Limited
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesEducationA platform for discussions on international law issues and to research in developing areas of international law Vision& Mission. To establish a centre for the learning, research, training and promotion of and on international law and to support the development of international law as it relates to the global, and in particular Asian, economies. To provide training and education in international law subjects, including without limitation public international law, private international law, WTO, investment law, law of the sea, cyber law, and international arbitration practice, on its own or in collaboration of other academic or professional institution. Conducting research in topics relevant to international law and on other aspects from time to time; publishing research papers from the AAIL as well as third party contributions, publishing journals, bulletins or other online or offline magazines, whether periodically or on an ad hoc basis, all with the aim of furthering the learning and knowledge in the international law sphere. To provide best practice guidelines or model clauses or contracts for international trade and commerce, banking and finance, capital markets, infrastructure construction and development, intellectual property or such other aspects of human endeavours. To provide a platform for discussion and debates on topical subjects in international law.

Migrasia Global Solutions Limited
Human ServicesInternational and Foreign AffairsEvery year throughout Asia millions of men and women immigrate to find work needed to support their families. This migration process is fraught with challenges, many of which are initiated by unethical and often illegal agency practices. Employment agencies are often legally required for the migration process. But rather than representing the best interests of the migrant worker and the eventual employer, these agencies often manipulate the process for their own selfish interest. This can leave the workers in significant debt, can lead to exploitation, and often leaves the employer without a suitable employee match. Migrasia is a non-profit making online platform hoping to end unethical agency practices, and professionalize the migrant labor placement process. Our platform allows both workers and employers to rate and comment on their respective employment agencies. We hope to professionalise the migrant labour placement process by bringing transparency to agency practices, both good and bad. We are dedicated to promoting a fair recruitment process for migrant workers, and to ensuring employers find the right match for their families. Exploitation of domestic workers is a major social concern in Hong Kong and throughout Asia. These workers make up nearly 4% of HK's population, and nearly 10% of HK's working population, making them vital to the success of HK's economy. Because of HK's ageing population, more migrant laborers will be needed in the coming years. Migrasia will provide a transparent pathway for migration, both for employer and employee. Labour migration is going to continue to grow throughout Asia, making Migrasia essential. Migrasia: Rate, Review, Reform!

Every Nation Church, Hong Kong, Limited
Human ServicesInternational and Foreign AffairsEvery Nation Hong Kong was birthed through campus outreaches in the city during the early 2000s. By 2005, our Sunday service was officially launched with a small congregation in the heart of the city, Tsim Sha Tsui. Over the last ten years, God has used our ministry to fulfill the following vision statement: Every Nation Hong Kong is a multicultural church that honours God and advances His Kingdom by loving people and reaching nations.

East Asia Send International Limited
International and Foreign AffairsReligion RelatedThe East Asia SENDing Council was established in 2001 to facilitate the sending of local Christians into missions. Hong Kong Christians have since gone with SEND on short-term trips and into full-time ministry to countries like Taiwan, Russia, and Japan. The recruitment and equipment of Hong Kong Christians for missions has become the main ministry thrust now in Hong Kong for SEND. Our mission is to mobilize God's people and engage the unreached in order to establish reproducing churches.

French International School (Tseung Kwan O) Limited
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesEducationInitiated in 1964, the French International School (FIS) Tseung Kwan O Campus has been guiding students to search and sharpen their full potentials to become confident, critical-thinking students with the love for learning and multiculturalism. The French International School (FIS) believes in providing a firm ground to continuously inspire its students to discover their full potential. French International School Tseung Kwan O Campus focuses on developing confident and independent students who love learning, appreciate diversity and respect multiculturalism. Our mission is to energise young minds, prepare independent and compassionate life-long learners and inspire our students to achieve their full potential. We reach our goals by providing a collaborative and stimulating bilingual learning environment where all members of our community are valued and respected.

Fung Global Institute Limited
International and Foreign AffairsPublic and Societal BenefitThe Fung Global Institute (FGI) was established in 2010 as an independent think-tank in Hong Kong, to generate and disseminate new thinking from Asian perspectives on issues that could transform the global economy. FGI has transformed into The Asia Global Institute, assuming the same mission and operations but under the auspices of The University of Hong Kong in 2015. Asia Global Institute is a multidisciplinary think tank co-established by The University of Hong Kong and the Fung Global Institute. The institute’s mission is to generate and disseminate research and ideas on global issues from Asian perspectives. It aims to inform global policy and actions towards a prosperous and sustainable future for all.

Erase Poverty (Hong Kong)
Human ServicesInternational and Foreign AffairsErase Poverty Hong Kong was set up to to actively support worthy causes in India, with a focus on providing assistance to the most needy groups – children and elderly. Erase Poverty is a Hong Kong based non-profit organisation working to provide access to quality education, health services and skills development services in socially and economically backward communities of India.

Connecting Myanmar Limited
EducationInternational and Foreign AffairsEvery journey has a story to tell. It all started in the summer of 2011, as students back then from various disciplines at the University of Hong Kong, we joined a programme called the Migrant Outreach Education Initiative (MOEI) organized by the Faculty of Social Sciences. In the programme, we were given the opportunity to teach English to a group of Myanmar refugee / migrant children along the Thai-Burma border. While the children absorb knowledge at a speed of a sponge, we volunteers too were given a pair of new lens as we see a world beyond our privileged setting. As we all returned to Hong Kong with a heavy heart, we pondered on how we could give back to this community, a group of smiling faces who took us in almost immediately as one of them - as family. It was then we decided to use what we learnt in University, our knowledge from our respective disciplines, to pay it forward to this land we proudly called our second home. And this has become the spark of our journey. From there on sprang our School Construction programme, Playground Renovation programme, Street Law programme, Journalism Literacy programme, Medical programme and many more. Each year, University students from various disciplines through different summer voluntary programmes head to the Thai-Burma border and various cities in Myanmar to conduct workshops and projects, translating their knowledge into practical use, and along so built strong and lasting friendships with the Myanmar community. From developing programmes and projects, in the year 2017, we also began funding our first batch of Myanmar students to Universities abroad via our Scholarship Scheme - many of which we got acquainted years ago in our summer programmes as participants or members of our local partnering organisations. The journey continues as we explore what lies ahead in the next chapter - and we invite you too to join us as we dream and envision an empathetic world where everyone has the equal opportunity to realise their potentials and aspirations.

APMM Company Limited
Human ServicesInternational and Foreign AffairsThe Asia Pacific Mission for Migrants (APMM) conducts activities and programs that empower grassroots migrants in Asia, Pacific and Middle East regions to promote their dignity, wellbeing and rights. It does this by: 1. Establishing and strengthening community organisations of migrants for mutual support, community programs and harnessing of the collective thrusts, will and actions of migrants; 2. Generating and disseminating knowledge and information to heighten awareness of migrants as individuals and communities for their informed actions; 3. Providing skills training to enable migrants to sustain independent, self-governing and responsive organisations to the needs of migrants including both their individual betterment and community wellbeing; 4. Developing sympathy and support for migrants from among the legal, medical, academic, service and faith communities; 5. Promoting solidarity of migrants from across sectors and countries within the region for mutual learning, support, and partnerships. The regional office of the APMM is based in Hong Kong with program and project staff in other countries in the region. APMM has partners in 14 countries and territories (Australia, Bangladesh, Hong Kong SAR, Indonesia, Japan, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, Macau SAR, Malaysia, New Zealand, Philippines, Qatar, South Korea, Taiwan ROC, and Thailand) where localised activities and programs are conducted). Additionally, APMM does secretariat and coordination work for bigger formations as International Migrants Alliance (IMA), Alliance of Marriage Migrants Organisations for Rights and Empowerment (AMMORE), and the Interfaith Network for the Rights of Migrants (INFORM). APMM is governed by the APMM Board of Directors that has members from among the migrant communities, service organisations, academe and the legal profession.

Carmel School Association Limited
EducationInternational and Foreign AffairsCarmel School is a Jewish International School committed to academic excellence through fostering intellectual curiosity, self-directed learning and the individual development of each child. Our Mission Carmel School is a Jewish International School committed to academic excellence through fostering intellectual curiosity, self-directed learning and the individual development of each child. Carmel is committed to teaching students about, and fostering a love for, Jewish values and traditions, and the Land and State of Israel, its language and culture. Our personalised approach, with emphasis on growing caring, compassionate, global citizens, produces students who are independent thinkers and communicators and who will become leaders and contribute to the Jewish and wider world.
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