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U-Hearts
Human ServicesPublic and Societal BenefitU-Hearts is composed of a group of ideal and enthusiastic volunteers who are committed to the education and growth of young people and care for the elderly and disadvantaged groups. Service areas include youth development and exchanges, care for the disadvantaged and the elderly, student assistance for domestic high school students, reconstruction of dilapidated schools in mountainous areas, donation of educational equipment and poverty alleviation services, etc.
Jockey Club CPS Limited, The
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RunOurCity Foundation Limited
Public and Societal Benefit"RunOurCity" is an innovative social enterprise established in 2013, which shoulders a mission to transform life through running and wellness interventions. We commit to work on physical, mental health and happiness. We served over 13,000 youngsters with over 50% from underprivileged groups. We created running opportunities for over 130,000 runners through 40 scaled events. Our impact projects and running events are with specific objectives to improve their confidence, perseverance, physical strengths and mental health. Our signature impact projects includes: Youth.ROC (running training for beginners), Youth.ONE school running clubs (from fresh runners to career development as coaches and project management), Running for Development of SEN students. To redefine and rebrand "running" as not so boring, tough, for the elites perception, we organize various running events. On top of building positive running culture to attract more people (specially youth) to join running, the running events contribute to our financial sustainability that the net proceeds will go to support our own impact projects. Our running events cover road-running races, e.g. HONG KONG STREETATHON (average 10,000 runners in each annual episode), trail-running races "TOTEM RUN", and other fun runs including hong kong ladies run, Hong Kong Beard Run, the BackStreet Art and Run, etc. With the Covid Pandemic, we have extended our positioning and broaden our services from running to holistic wellness to include exercise, nutrition, rest and communication. We expand our focus on youth to specialize in families and SEN students. We have our newly developed BEE Family Coach project and Running for development of SEN Students. Both are especially important for during pandemic and post pandemic to enhance behavioral and lifestyle changes for long term physical and mental health. Last but not the least, we have created the Run To The Moon campaign to encourage regular running habit while embraces the concept of "united citizenship" - especially during the current political, economical and public health challenges in Hong Kong. The campaign idea is to consolidate all participants' mileages to run from Hong Kong to reach the Moon (~384,400km). We achieved in 2020 and then we grew 6 times in 2021 in number of participants (~7,000 runners) and 3 times in mileage (over 1 million km). Pandemic hurts right head on to RunOurCity as our programs are relying on outdoor, face to face, in person connection to create the authentic human touch. However, we keep innovation and changes to fit the everchanging needs of the community. We, RunOurCity, the organization, shows our confidence and persistency - like running.

Council of the Hong Kong Laureate Forum Limited, The
EducationHealthThe Hong Kong Laureate Forum (the Forum) aspires to be a world-class academic exchange event to connect the current and next generations of leaders in scientific pursuit, as well as to promote understanding and interests of the young generation in Hong Kong and around the world in various disciplines in science and technology. Mission - To foster the exchanges among scientists of different generations, cultures and disciplines; - To support youth development in Hong Kong and the international community through facilitating networking among young scientists from different parts of the world; - To promote understanding and interests of the young generation in Hong Kong in various disciplines in science and technology; and - To cooperate with and involve different sectors of the community in promoting education and exchanges in various disciplines in science and technology in Hong Kong.

Evangelical Free Church Of China Social Service
HealthHuman ServicesA faith-based organisation serving children, the elderly, and families through a network of community support and care centres.
Rotary Club of SoHo Hong Kong Community Service Fund Limited
Public and Societal BenefitW F Joseph Lee Primary School School Management Committee Limited
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Hong Kong Organic Resource Centre Certification Limited
Human ServicesMission: ORC-Cert actively promotes organic development in Hong Kong and collaborates with the industry, formulates Organic Production, Aquaculture and Processing Standards, and provides professional organic certification services. ORC-Cert was accredited by the International Federation of Organic Agriculture Movements (IFOAM) in 2012, which means its certification work reaches international standard.

Bodhinyana International Foundation Limited
Religion RelatedFounded in Hong Kong on 17 September 2013, Bodhinyana International Foundation Limited (company number 1126823) is a non-profit organisation registered under Section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance dedicated to promoting the Teachings of the Buddha especially the Theravāda tradition and other related charitable activities. These include Dhamma talk, meditation retreat, novitiate programme and publishing (digital and print), among others. Ajahn Brahmavamso Mahathera (lovingly known to most as Ajahn Brahm), the Abbot of Bodinyana Monastery in Serpentine, Western Australia, is our Spiritual Advisor.

Yuen Long Tung Koon School, Limited
Yuan Yuan Wellness Charitable Foundation Limited
Yuan Yuan Educational Foundation, a non-profit org. fully dedicated to service and education. Led by Jetsun Ma Holynn. 元緣教育基金會於1996年由至尊母何琳老師創會, 以教育與服務為主旨.
Yes We Do Foundation Limited
EducationYes We Do Foundation (Charity No.: 91/11614) was established in 2009 and is a charitable organization registered with the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government. Based on the core values of self-confidence, (Yes), teamwork (We), and social responsibility (Do), Yes We Do Foundation has been working hard to make up for the lack of quality education in the existing education system, and provide the same high-quality education for children in low-income areas. With the development of society, the hardware facilities in many underdeveloped areas have gradually improved, but many sports and art courses (music, sports, art, scientific enlightenment, etc.) are often ignored because they are not in the scope of exam-oriented education. At the same time, most of the domestic teaching support projects are short-term projects, and there is no way to provide students in underdeveloped areas with a systematic learning experience. As part of whole-person education, we need to provide "knowledge" to the next generation who lack resources, but also provide students with "experience" to face and solve problems, and "courage" to believe that they can succeed. These things It is exactly possible to get the opportunity to practice in stages in the quality learning of various groups or individuals in group quality education. We firmly believe that every child should have complete and equal educational opportunities. Only by investing in education can the humanities of the next generation be improved. Through long-term help schools to recruit physical and art teachers to provide systematic group quality education, the "success" and "failure" in the process of interest training can be transformed with the growth of students and become their different life experiences in the future. Yes We Do Foundation hopes that every child can enjoy the right to high-quality education, grow up fairly, and establish himself in the group. We believe that poverty and many factors that cause social divisions are all due to the uneven distribution of resources and social structural problems. In order to solve this problem, we hope that through comprehensive, pragmatic and systematic group quality education, social resources will be invested in the character training of the next generation, so as to ensure that every child who lacks resources has equal access to quality education, and let them, in the process of growing up with group members, build self-confidence and develop talents so that the possibilities of each child can be actualized.

Hong Kong ABWE Social Services
Human ServicesReligion RelatedA faith-based charity providing community support through neighbourhood centres, with a focus on elderly services and early childhood education.

Onesky Foundation Limited
EducationHuman ServicesAiding vulnerable children in Asia (China, Vietnam, Mongolia) with responsive care for early childhood development.
Business for Better Society Limited
Human ServicesMutual/Membership BenefitAt Business for Better Society (BBS), our goal is to drive lasting, meaningful change in communities worldwide through collaboration, innovation, and transparency. We believe that real transformation begins at the local level, which is why we partner with grassroots nonprofits that are deeply embedded in their communities and committed to creating long-term impact. We recognise that sustainable impact can take many forms—whether through financial support, mentorship, technical assistance, volunteering, training, internships, or the provision of essential resources. Our partnerships are not based on a nonprofit's sector or geographic location, but on shared values and a deep commitment to purposeful, enduring change. A central part of our approach is our unwavering commitment to our donors: 100% of all donations go directly to grants and programs, never to overhead or administrative costs. This means every dollar given directly supports transformative work on the ground. Our values—integrity, credibility, accountability, and transparency—form the foundation of our work. They guide us to pursue excellence through best practices, innovation, and continuous learning. We embrace a holistic view of giving and remain dedicated to measuring and reporting our impact using both quantitative and qualitative evaluation methods. While not all outcomes are easily measured, we are committed to assessing and communicating the true value of our work. Our reach is global, and our impact is real: In Uganda, we work with a primary school, a mobile computer lab, libraries, and clean water, and women entrepreneurs. In Afghanistan, we’ve run adult literacy programs, opened community libraries, and launched a women’s life skills training centre. We continue to fundraise for environmentally friendly bread ovens that reduce wood use and smoke inhalation. In Thailand, our corporate donor designed and installed an irrigation system for a farm that supports a school for children with special needs. In Kenya, we operate a business incubator for women, supporting the creation of 140+ small businesses that have brought economic freedom and empowerment. In Zimbabwe, we support the electric tricycle revolution, helping rural women access transport and transform their communities. In Gansu, China, girls from the poorest province receive scholarships to complete high school and continue to university. In Canada, donor support has funded hundreds of hours of mental health counselling through local charities. In Madagascar, we helped establish school vegetable gardens that provide nutritious meals and agricultural skills training for rural students. In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, we partner with a local nonprofit to support the reintegration of former child soldiers into their communities. And that’s just a snapshot. From Africa to Asia, North America to remote parts of the Amazon, we are proud to stand alongside local leaders and communities who are working tirelessly to build a better future. Together, we are building a better society—for all.

Art Hub Asia Company Limited
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesArthub is a Shanghai based and Hong Kong registered not-for-profit platform devoted to contemporary art creation and diffusion. Arthub (born in 2007 as Arthub Asia), stemmed from the desire of exploring and experimenting with the possibilities of collaborative platforms. It took off at a time of urgency, when Chinese contemporary artistic practices had a short history of structural development and faced contradictions and problems of “translation,” especially in regards to methodologies of research within the Chinese and Asian context at large. Acting as a transcultural mediator, Arthub orchestrates collaborations between Asian and overseas artists and institutions through the production of artworks, exhibitions, publications and educational activities. In this capacity, Arthub Asia is a proxy, an experiment that aims to connect likeminded local and global creative people, pooling at the same time some degree of authority on the Asian visual art spectrum.
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