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Good News Hong Kong Church Limited
Human ServicesReligion RelatedPS! Limited information exists about this charity. If you have additional information to add to this entry, please contact the Charity Finder team.

Good Food Institute Asia Pacific (Hong Kong) Limited, The
Education
Go Green Hong Kong
Environment and AnimalsPublic and Societal BenefitThe mission of Water for Free is to share and communicate with the public the issues regarding water fountains, raising awareness and promoting its use in order to reduce plastic waste. We realize the insufficiency and inadequacy of the provision of water fountains in Hong Kong. That’s why we need to amplify our voice so that the public and the authority will pay more attention to the issue. Plastic waste does not only fill up our landfills, it also spills into the seas and mountains, posing great threats to wildlife. According to 2015 figure, 136 tonnes of PET bottle waste was dumped in Hong Kong, which could be converted to about 5 million beverage bottles! How does it get so devastating? Bottled water, cheap and expensive alike, have been marketed extensively throughout the city. While we already have high quality tap water, why spend a thousand time more on bottled water and creating unnecessary waste?

Go and Love Foundation (Hong Kong) Limited
Human ServicesPublic and Societal BenefitThe foundation has three key focuses: community development, people development, and medical development. Our mission is to empower materially and spiritually deprived communities to achieve sustainable improvement by rebuilding their fundamental infrastructure, investing in underprivileged children, and providing much-needed medical help. Through its global entities, local partnerships, and teams of volunteers, the Go and Love Foundation provides a platform for people outside China and Myanmar to participate in helping these rural communities. Volunteers have been able to dedicate their time and unique skills to make changes for many lives by leading English summer camps, conducting skills training, providing distance education, and teaching health awareness workshops.

GloryReturn Foundation of Hong Kong Limited
Human Services我們主要的事工範圍包括:生命教育,臨終關懷,安息禮拜及後續輔導 為每個送別親人的家庭,每位離世歸天家的朋友,提供最專業和貼心的 陪你走過死蔭的幽谷,達到生死兩相安的應許境界。 最重要的是珍惜仍活著的時刻,好好生活,並且活得充實而燦爛。 - 在學校及教會推展生死教育,提供有關課程教材、專題講座、體驗活動及主日崇拜講章。 - 與院牧合作,到臨終病房、寧養院、護老院等探訪及提供合宜的生命教育活動,藉詩歌、話劇、遊戲提升院友對生命的體認和關注。 - 設立基督教生死教育的網上平台及資料庫,連結兩岸四地 (中國大陸、台灣、香港及澳門) 的相關網站,並作簡單摘要,提供使用者更多網路上的教學資源。 - 出版基督教生死教育的書刊,並且與基督教出版社合作,於學校及教會推動有關閱讀及舉辦書展。

Gideons International (Hong Kong Camp)
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GHM Greater Bay Area Institute of Urban Architecture (Hong Kong) Limited
EducationMutual/Membership BenefitEstablished in 2019, GBIUA is a non-profit making professional institution with an objective to provide an educational and social platform for our members and the public for the betterment of the future urban architecture of the Greater Bay Area (hereinafter as “GB Area”). Vision - Uphold the spirit of "Uniting the elites of Guangdong, Hong Kong and Macao to build a bright future for the Greater Bay Area” - Promote sustainable development in the GB Area by uniting all elites from different disciplines to enhance the overall competitiveness and to build a bright future for the GB Area. Mission - BIM as an initial point – to nurture BIM professionals for the industry - To act as a sharing platform for the academic, knowledge, skills and experience exchange for our members and other related parties - To uplift the overall quality of urban architecture to facilitate the economic development without compromising the eco-sustainability of the GB Area

German - Speaking Evangelical - Lutheran Congregation in Hong Kong
Religion RelatedIt's part of a broader global network of Protestant churches and has been serving the community for over a century. The church actively engages in various activities, including worship services, bible study, youth groups, and social events.

Geological Society of Hong Kong, The
Environment and AnimalsMutual/Membership BenefitHistory The Geological Society of Hong Kong (GSHK) was established by a group of local geologists in 1982 with an aim to advance geological sciences in Hong Kong and to provide a platform for both professionals and amateurs to meet. Since then, GSHK holds regularly geological conferences and seminars, and organises local and overseas field trips for both members and non-members to explore the geological world. At present, the society maintains a steady membership of about 250, including professional geologists from the public and private sectors, academia, as well as teachers, students and amateurs. Visions and Missions GSHK is a non-profit making organisation that aims to enhance geological interests and studies in Hong Kong. We believe that geological knowledge is indispensable for achieving a sustainable community, and therefore ought to be widely promoted to the general public.

General Council of Hong Kong Assemblies of God Limited
Human ServicesReligion RelatedPS! Limited information exists about this charity. If you have additional information to add to this entry, please contact the Charity Finder team.

Future Hope Hong Kong Charitable Foundation
EducationHuman ServicesSince 1990 Future Hope has been registered as the Future Hope Hong Kong Charitable Foundation which is administered by HSBC Trustees. Mission: Giving today's street children a better tomorrow. Vision: A world where every child has hope and opportunity We rely fully on the long-term support from individuals, foundations and organisations to ensure that the ongoing costs to run Future Hope’s six children’s Homes and School are met on time.

Friends of the Art Museum, The Chinese University of Hong Kong Limited
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesEducationThe Friends of the Art Museum, The Chinese University of Hong Kong was founded in 1981 to promote the study and appreciation of Chinese art and culture. To that end, the Friends sponsor lectures, study groups and tours to places of interest in Hong Kong and throughout Asia. Through these and other fundraising activities, the Friends provide annual scholarships to art students at The Chinese University and contribute to the acquisition fund of the Art Museum. It is our mission to be a partner of the Art Museum and the University, to help them reach their goals, to support their students, and to support art education and art awareness in the community. We achieve this by organizing a range of activities, including lectures, trips, overseas tours. We endeavour to have programmes to cater for our diverse membership: some can only attend during the day when children and family are occupied elsewhere, and some in the evenings, so please accept our apologies if not all activities suit your schedule.

Friends of Sevenoaks School (Hong Kong) Limited, The
EducationHuman ServicesThe Friends of Sevenoaks is a registered charity, which includes all current parents and Sevenoaks School staff, as well as any former parents and staff who opt in on leaving the school. The primary focus of the organisation is to enable you to meet other families in your year group and across the school's community, and to provide interesting and entertaining events for you to attend.

Friends of Hong Kong Museum of Art
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesFriends of Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMoA Friends) is a registered charity founded in 1991 to support and promote the activities of the Hong Kong Museum of Art (HKMoA) and to enhance interest in the visual arts in Hong Kong. Through our membership programme, we organise private viewings of exhibitions, lectures, gallery tours and other cultural activities, as well as overseas tours led by specialists. In recent years, HKMoA Friends have travelled to numerous locations in China including Dunhuang and Yunnan; also to Mongolia, Mexico, Burma, Northern Europe, Northern India and Sri Lanka. We also sponsor a wide variety of public outreach programmes for the Museum. These include free buses for all local schools to attend major exhibitions at the Museum, a summer art camp for underprivileged students, free Sunday public concerts at the Museum, travel grants for young artists, and other meaningful programmes.

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.

Friends of Hong Kong Association Foundation Limited
Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit香港友好協進會成立於一九八九年,由九位港區全國政協委員發起成立。宗旨是:團結香港社會各界愛國愛港人士,堅持「一國兩制」方針,貫徹落實基本法,推動香港平穩過渡、順利回歸;參政議政、促進兩地交流合作,支持國家改革發展,支持特區政府依法施政,維護香港繁榮穩定。 香港友好協進會以港區全國人大代表、全國政協委員和中華海外聯誼會理事為主體,還包括部分社團領袖、政壇名宿、工商翹楚和專業精英等。

Friends of Girls' Brigade Hong Kong Limited, The
Human ServicesReligion RelatedThe Friends of Girls' Brigade Hong Kong Limited was established on 1 August 2007. Upholding the Girls' Brigade's objectives and maxims, the association explores and carries out missionary work, finds resources (including human resources and finance) to promote G.B.'s work, especially non-funded items and areas, cares for the whole world, goes into the communities, sets up different social networks, works for females in every class in society and spread the Gospel!

Friends of Cambridge University in Hong Kong Limited, The
EducationHuman ServicesThe Friends of Cambridge University in Hong Kong Limited is a charitable organization registered in Hong Kong whose principal activities are to provide for the advancement and promotion of learning and education at the University of Cambridge. The primary activity of The Friends is to manage the Prince Philip Scholarship, established in 1981. The Prince Philip Scholarship provides financial support to talented Hong Kong students to study at the University of Cambridge, many of whom would otherwise not have the opportunity or financial means to do so.

Friends of Asia Hong Kong Limited
HealthHuman ServicesEstablished in 2014, Friends of Asia Hong Kong Ltd. is a registered charity with a vision to promote health, wellness and education in Hong Kong. We aim to be an advocate for healthy living in the mental and physical sense, also stressing the importance of illness prevention. Our goal is to provide resources, care, and opportunity to those in need, with programming centered around sports, health and recreation. Hong Kong is a vibrant city with a full calendar of major sporting events on offer throughout the year, and Friends of Asia Hong Kong recognized an opportunity to utilize these events to raise funds for the local community while highlighting the importance of health and wellness. Together with the efforts of generous donors and volunteers, we hope to bring smiles, joy and well-being to those less fortunate in our community. Our Mission To support and develop important programs and events within the context of sports, health and recreation that promote physical, mental and spiritual wellness, and to raise funds and awareness for related needs within the community, while fostering an environment rich in values like integrity, teamwork, and social responsibility.

Fountain Of Love And Life Hong Kong Limited
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesHuman ServicesFountain of Love and Life (FLL) — global Chinese Catholic media evangelization ministries — aims to use different media (video, audio, music, publications) to spread the Gospel message through different channels. Besides media productions, FLL also promotes an evangelization movement. Objectives: 1. To proclaim, using different media, the good news of salvation to the global Chinese communities, transforming human culture through the Gospel and promoting the “culture of life”; 2. To promote evangelization by providing effective platforms and resources for individuals and groups; 3. To empower the laity to carry out their mission and achieve Christian leadership by providing systematic training, and to build faith communities that focus on evangelization; 4. To partner and collaborate with different Catholic groups/ministries, creating synergy for the promotion of evangelization.

Foochow Dialect Evangelistic Fellowship (Hong Kong) Limited, The
Human ServicesReligion Related荃灣堂於1973年建堂,當年是由一班愛主的福州同鄉創建,幾度遷移,如今位於海濱花園一數千尺之空間,仍有許多空椅子,盼望我們都能開荒,吃苦,火熱。

Focused Ultrasound Hong Kong Foundation Limited
HealthHuman ServicesThe Focused Ultrasound Hong Kong Foundation was established in 2020 to improve the lives of millions of people with serious medical disorders by accelerating the development and adoption of focused ultrasound. Focused ultrasound is an early-stage, noninvasive therapeutic technology that could transform the treatment of many medical disorders. Every day without it translates into unnecessary death, disability, and suffering for countless individuals. The Focused Ultrasound Hong Kong Foundation is working to provide patients with this noninvasive, life-changing treatment option in the shortest time possible by raising funds to support groundbreaking laboratory and clinical research at leading sites in Asia.
Fluid Hong Kong Education Limited
Health
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Hong Kong
Religion RelatedThe Christian Science Society, Hong Kong, was formed on 22 October 1905 and began holding services in a small meeting house in Zetland Street on Hong Kong island. One of the earliest registered practitioners (full-time healers) was Mrs. Maud Dunn, the wife of the Superintendent of the Botanical Gardens. Mrs. Esther Sayres Richardson was also a registered practitioner in the early days of the Society. The vitality of the Christian Science Society increased with the growing number of adherents to Christian Science, and it was soon necessary to find a more spacious building for services. Christian Scientists believe in one, infinite God who is All and all-good. They believe that God is not distant and unknowable, but that God is all-encompassing and always present, and that each individual is loved by God, cared for by Him, and made in God’s image—spiritual, not material.Christian Scientists believe in the Bible and in Christ Jesus as the Son of God, or promised Messiah. And they believe that Jesus’ teachings and healing work expressed scientific Christianity, or the application of the laws of God—laws which are still practical and provable today, by anyone, anywhere. Christian Scientists consider the Commandments, as well as Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount, to be central to their lives and practice of Christianity.Above all, Christian Scientists believe in the saving, healing power of God’s love—that no one is beyond redemption, that no problem is too entrenched or overwhelming to be addressed and healed. In other words, Christian Scientists don’t believe that salvation occurs at some point in the future, but that the presence of God’s goodness can be experienced here and now—and by everyone.One of the best ways to learn more about Christian Science is to explore the Christian Science textbook,
