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Education Foundation for Asian and African Studies Limited, The

EducationHuman Services

The Education Foundation for Asian and African Studies Limited (“Foundation”) was incorporated in 2018. Our foundation focuses in advancement of education with the following objectives: Education Exchange (Communicate and Discuss) Facilitate education exchange between Hong Kong post-secondary institutions with other post-secondary colleges and universities especially from Asian and African countries. Research Programme (Academic and Scientific) Provide education programmes to facilitate students to study and research in the undergraduate and postgraduate levels especially on Asian and African studies (the research findings are disseminated to the public). Financial Support (Sponsor and Cultivate) Provide financial support such as scholarship and fellowship for eligible students to study in both local and overseas colleges and universities.

Beacon of Love Limited

HealthPublic and Societal Benefit

Our Mission Is To Save Lives Of Children With Congenital Heart Disease And Make Better The Lives Of Many Families. volunteer group providing financial assistance to life-saving heart surgeries of hundreds of children with Congenital Heart Disease across China. Since 2002, as volunteers of Shanghai Children's Health Foundation, we change lives of many families through a result-oriented life-saving child sponsorship program.

Go In Love Charity Foundation Limited

Human Services

成立於2013年,目的以扶助弱勢社群為主,自成立以來,我們除不定期舉辦各種慈善探訪、送暖等等活動外，更會聯同一間位於油麻地的飯店 (飛天雞火鍋店)每個星期逢一、三、五，於店面進行免費飯盒贈予長者活動。 除給予飯盒以幫助他們溫飽外,主要是給予他們關心關懷,讓他們感受到人間有情，感受到一點的溫暖。我們所有活動幸得一群熱心義工參與支持令得以繼續下去，於未來，我們將繼續拓展更全面的服務範疇。 我們的宗旨： 由心出發﹐以愛為本。 我們以回饋社會關愛弱勢社群為宗旨，為他們作出一點實質的支持，更想以我們的行動感染身邊的人，使更多人願意付出關心同愛心,令大家生活香港這個地方都能和諧共處，為這個世界因為我們的一點關懷而帶來朝氣。 我們信念: " 莫以小善而不為, 莫以小惡而為之 "

Hong Kong Association For Specific Learning Disabilities

EducationHealth

A parent-led charity supporting families of children with specific learning disabilities through mutual aid, resources, and activities.

Hong Kong Committee for UNICEF

Human Services

Mission: 1. We advocate for the protection of children's rights, help meet their basic needs and expand their opportunities to reach their full potential

Dharma Light Buddhist Centre (H.K.) Limited

Arts and Culture and HumanitiesReligion Related

Dharma Light Buddhist Centre (Bhutan Drukpa Kagyud Lineage), registered as a non-profit-making organisation, was set up in 2008. The establishment of the centre is to preserve the culture and teachings of Buddhism, especially Vajrayana Buddhism (Tibetan Buddhism). The main purposes are to promote the Buddhist Spiritualism for those who are interested in Buddhism and to bring about fundamental changes to individual in particular, and to the society as a whole, through our wholehearted involvement in the understanding of Buddhist values and motivation. As the saying goes, 'Success isn't the happiness, finding happiness is success.'

Tseung Kwan O Sion Church Limited

Human ServicesReligion Related

Mission: To establish harmonious, attractive as well as family and youth-oriented Resources Activities Centre. Through the support of different professions, we provide an interactive platform for the community and further strengthen the culture of neighborliness and mutual help so as to prevent serious family problem or tragedy from happening.

Association of Christian Church of Living Faith Limited, The

Religion Related

1956年，簡善南牧師與五位弟兄姊妹心受感動，希望創立一所華人自創自立自存自養之教會，經過幾個月禱告等候，神又藉幾位牧者鼓勵支持下，先借用佐敦道口一層會所，開始了主日崇拜。一年後，看見神奇妙的帶領，聚會人數漸多，教會開始增長，商得一位主內黃醫生協助，租下位於彌敦道他的醫務所，作為教會發展之用。1957年「基督教信生會」從而成立，按照聖經所示「義人必因信得生」而定名，是一間福音派的教會，不隸屬任何宗派為地區性教會。會址內，同期開辦旺角信生小學。 教會遵從聖經話語教導，竭力廣傳福音，服務坊眾，同心合力，令教會成為合神心意，討主喜悅的教會。 事工目標 幫助信徒認識、關心、支持及參與普世兩個最大群體（中國人及穆斯林）的宣教使命。

FTU Employment Development Service Limited

Human Services

服務宗旨 工聯會職業發展服務處有限公司於2007年7月成立，為一非牟利的慈善機構，以維護僱員就業權益、強化本港僱員就業競爭力、推動社區融合及人才資源的持續發展為服務宗旨。 使命 為有就業需要人士提供優質的工作培訓、就業支援服務；為弱勢社羣創造就業機會及提供促進僱員發展的服務。 精神 我們致力為香港僱員謀福利，建立平等、尊重、團結的和諧社區。

Children's Thalassaemia Foundation

Health

Children’s Thalassaemia Foundation (CTF) was founded in 1993 by a group of medical professionals, parents of patients, and charitable members of the community. For over 25 years, the Foundation has sought to raise public awareness of Thalassaemia in Hong Kong. It strives to improve the quality of life of Thalassaemia patients and works to eradicate the disorder through treatment and prevention. The Foundation contributes towards the financing of medical research as well as organising medical exchange symposiums. The Foundation also works closely with doctors to make sure patients and their parents are kept informed and involved in treatment decision along with appropriate counselling. The Foundation has made significant inroads in fulfilling its objective. This has not been possible without the hard work, dedication, and perseverance of its members. But the road is long and there much more work needs to be done.

Captivating International Foundation Limited

Human ServicesInternational and Foreign Affairs

Formally established as a registered charity in Hong Kong in 2008, Captivating International began with a mission to support children and families in remote regions of China. Fast forward to today, we’ve expanded our reach to include Nepal and the Philippines. We are proudly registered in Hong Kong, Australia, and the USA, with independently audited accounts and tax-deductible status available for donors. Captivating’s work starts by finding a grassroots local partner already doing good work in their location, but through lack of finance and administrative support, is unable to make the impact the community and its children desperately need. We help stabilize their work, strengthen their capacity, and expand their impact. Sustainability is always central—ensuring both partners and the families they serve can eventually generate their own income and maintain long-term progress. Our programs focus on empowering women, educating children, and elevating communities. Together, these three pillars work to break the cycle of poverty and transform lives. EMPOWER WOMEN We believe that when women are given the tools and opportunities to succeed, they create lasting change for their families and communities. Through microfinance and skills development programs, Captivating helps women achieve financial independence and resilience. In Nepal and the Philippines, we fund microfinance expansion programs that support women living in high-poverty areas where the risk of human trafficking is high. To date, more than 4,000 women are part of these programs—and that number is growing every year. In China, we support remote women in Sichuan and Qinghai provinces through animal husbandry and tailoring training programs. Every year, around 200 women gain skills that help them start small businesses, earn income, and support their children’s futures. EDUCATE CHILDREN Education is one of the most powerful ways to protect children and unlock brighter futures. In China, while the government now provides nine years of compulsory education, many rural students are unable to continue to senior high school due to costs associated with boarding and tuition. We partner with local registered organizations to provide scholarships to these students—helping 500 scholars in China complete high school or vocational education. In Nepal and the Philippines, we run targeted awareness and advocacy campaigns to educate children and communities about the dangers of trafficking and online exploitation. So far, over 140,000 students have participated in these programs. ELEVATE COMMUNITIES From anti-human trafficking efforts to community development projects, this strategy is essential to building a future free from exploitation—a world where everyone has the opportunity to thrive. In Nepal, we’ve partnered with local organizations to establish anti-human trafficking border monitoring stations, intercepting girls at risk of being trafficked into India. On average, 15 girls are rescued each month from Captivating-funded checkpoints. These stations are supported by education and prevention programs that address trafficking at its roots, particularly extreme poverty and lack of awareness. Our Village Development Programs in Nepal and the Philippines offer holistic community support. In Nepal, this includes helping over 1,000 girls return to school, reaching 2,400+ people through free health camps, and providing livelihood support to 70+ families. In the Philippines, our newest initiative aims to end the slum story for girls and women by helping out-of-school girls return to education and supporting their families toward long-term sustainability. Currently, we’re reaching over 370 families in Manila’s most vulnerable communities. THE FUTURE Captivating is always seeking new opportunities to reach more children and families in need. At any given time, we have a "wish list" of projects ranging from US$5,000 to US$300,000. If you're passionate about making one of these projects happen, we would be thrilled to collaborate—and keep you updated every step of the way. Together, let's create a world where every person can reach their full potential.

Ching Wan Society Limited

Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit

使命: 以愛傳愛、助人自學、創造和諧社會。 願景: 青雲社要成為一個以愛傳愛、關心社區、服務有需要社群，而具代表性的義工服務團體。 核心價值: 青雲社是一個獨立自主、助人自學、有愛、有使命感的團體。 成立宗旨 1. 以慈善形式幫助香港有需要人士，包括貧困人士、弱勢社群及老弱婦孺； 2. 透過推動義務工作提升香港市民的公民意識； 3. 培養義工的個人潛能，以提升義務工作的質素； 4. 為香港義工提供義務工作交流的平台。 青雲社成立於一九九七年三月十五日，由一群來自社會不同階層、不同背景，但均以服務社會為目標的青年人所組成的義工團隊, 以沒有宗教及政治背景, 非單一服務對象, 完全獨立自主, 以協助社會弱勢社群及社員成長為核心信念而成立.

Hong Kong China Life Saving Society

Human Services

Hong Kong's primary body for lifesaving training, promoting water safety and preventing drowning through courses and community activities.

Free Methodist Church of Hong Kong, The

Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit

Mission: The FMCHK is dedicated to serving the community and spreading the Christian message. Their mission is to promote spiritual life, cultivate social relationships, and improve the moral and social conditions of humanity. Vision: Their vision is to build a compassionate and just society where individuals are empowered to live fulfilling lives and contribute to the well-being of the community.

Tak Sun Kindergarten

EducationPublic and Societal BenefitSubsidiary

In 1983 a group of professional men and women from Hong Kong and East Asian countries saw the need to address the root causes of the many problems that society faced. They believed that one concrete way to alleviate the problems and serve society is through training, education and human development. Over the years, EAEA has established seven study and cultural centres in Hong Kong and Macau for people of all ages to receive intellectual, physical, cultural, moral and spiritual formation. Our Mission It is our mission to help strengthen society by taking an active involvement in the areas of training, education and human development. An important part of our mission is the formation of the youth – the future leaders and hope of society.

Passoverdance Limited

Arts and Culture and Humanities

Established in 1993, Passoverdance is a local non-profit dance organisation, which later underwent a restructuring led by Pewan Chow, Antoinette Mak and a group of young artists in 2008. Passoverdance has been a recipient of the Hong Kong Arts Development Council Year Grant since 2016. The company is dedicated to fostering and developing local dance culture, as well as discovering and nurturing new talents in the community. In recent years, the company has toured to Beijing, Guangzhou, Singapore, Bahrain, Taiwan and Malaysia. With its endeavour to explore the infinite possibilities in the art of dance, Passoverdance strives to reveal the purity and uniqueness in each work, creating a deeper dialogue and interaction between the audience and the work. Our Missions: The mission of Passoverdance is centred around two dimensions: ​1) To foster the development of arts and culture in Hong Kong through the exploration and creation of works of performing arts, with a focus on contemporary dance. We seek to instill positive messages into our works and illuminate art as a part of everyday life, inspiring the audience to reflect on and experience the power of art. ​2) By offering dance courses, workshops, choreographic opportunities and platforms for dance exchange, we hope to motivate the younger generation to develop their self-awareness, confidence, creativity and a sense of appreciation for the arts.

Music Children Foundation Limited

Arts and Culture and HumanitiesEducation

Established in 2013, Music Children Foundation (MCF) aims to provide free-of-charge music programmes to underprivileged children aged 16 or below in Hong Kong.

Association of Chinese Evangelical Ministry Limited, The

Human ServicesReligion Related

Upon the love of the Christ, we aim at helping and supporting the weaks in Hong Kong and Mainland China.

Wofoo Social Enterprises Limited

Human ServicesUnknown/Unclassified

A collaborative platform providing diverse social services in areas like health, youth, and family to foster a harmonious community.

Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative Hong Kong Association

Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit

In 1992, the Hong Kong Committee for UNICEF formed the Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative Committee in order to promote and support breastfeeding in Hong Kong. This Committee has been organising activities to raise awareness for breastfeeding, for example the World Breastfeeding Week in Hong Kong. The Committee was registered as Baby Friendly Hospital Initiative Hong Kong Association (BFHIHKA) in June 1994. We aim to promote breastfeeding and protect infant health. We are committed to create a health care and societal environment that enables parents and other caregivers to make informed decisions about optimal infant feeding and carry them through. Our Aims -To promote breastfeeding to expectant parents and the general public -To cultivate a positive attitude towards breastfeeding in the community -To advocate the protection of the rights of mothers and babies to breastfeed -To support mothers to breastfeed by facilitating health facilities caring for mothers and babies to become “Baby-Friendly”