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Esoteric Buddhism Charity Fund Limited
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesHuman ServicesThe Esoteric Buddhism in China Charitable Foundation has a number of different charitable projects. The Hope School project is to build schools along the route of the Tang Dynasty Esoteric Buddhist master Kukai. The Esoteric Buddhism in China Charitable Scholarship is one of the Foundation’s charitable projects.

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.

Zero Carbon Building
Environment and AnimalsHong Kong’s first zero carbon building, the CIC–Zero Carbon Park (“CIC-ZCP”), since its opening in 2012, acts as a test bed for state-of-the-art eco-building design and continually optimizing its technologies, also serves as an exhibition, education and information center. The CIC-ZCP raises awareness on the importance of green building design locally and internationally, and aspires to boost the public’s ecological value and living in low carbon lifestyle. With more than 200 species of flowers and trees at CIC-ZCP, as Hong Kong’s first urban native woodland, the area’s natural heartland, brings in birds and other animals start creating a very bio-diversified environment, to make it become a lush and vibrant sanctuary for visitors to relax. Most importantly, to create a paradigm shift towards sustainable living, and function as ‘green lungs’ for the high-density environment, breathing clean air and new life into Hong Kong. CIC-Zero Carbon Park (CIC-ZCP) is to serve as an exhibition centre, an education center and an information center for zero/low carbon building design and technologies, as well as promoting low carbon living in Hong Kong. It shall showcase the state-of-the-art eco-building design and technologies to the local and international construction industry. Also, it shall raise community awareness of low carbon living in Hong Kong and promote behavioral changes towards low carbon living. Moreover, it shall disseminate the latest information on low/zero carbon building technologies and share the smart city practices with industry stakeholders.

Dance With Depression Association Limited
HealthHuman ServicesThe Dance with Depression Association is a non-profit organization founded by Dr. Chan Wan Tung in Hong Kong. It is the first organization in Hong Kong to provide support groups for people with depression. The association is composed of a group of professional psychiatrists, family doctors, psychological counseling doctors, psychological counselors and social workers. By promoting support groups for people with depression, the association encourages group members to support each other, adapt to life, and integrate into the community. The association believes that the combination of drug treatment, personal counseling, and support groups is the most effective way to treat depression. The mission of the Dance with Depression Association is to provide support and assistance to individuals suffering from depression and their families. The association envisions a society where people with depression are understood, supported, and empowered to live fulfilling lives.

TWGHs Lok Kin Primary Health Care Service
HealthSubsidiaryThe Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, with a history dating back to 1870, is the oldest and largest charitable organisation in Hong Kong. It provides extensive education and community services through 194 service centres spread across Hong Kong.

Little Life Warrior Society Limited
HealthHuman ServicesThe Little Life Warrior Society (LLWS) is a childhood cancer mutual-support organisation aiming to improve the services for and welfare of children cancer patients, children patients having undergone bone marrow transplant and suffering from severe blood diseases. Our Vision Working Together to Win the Battle against Cancer Living a Better Life and Giving Back to the Community Our Mission 1. Promote and improve the services and benefits of childhood cancer patients, child patients received bone marrow transplant and severe blood diseases. 2. Promote communication and foster relation between medical staff, patients and their parents. 3. Educate the general public about childhood cancer, child patients received bone marrow transplant and severe blood diseases through community programmes. 4. Promote exchanges between the management of childhood cancer, child patients received bone marrow transplant and severe blood diseases in Mainland China and Hong Kong.

Consortium for Globalization of Chinese Medicine Foundation Limited, The
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesHealthIn pursuit of advancing the field of Chinese medicine to benefit humankind, a one-and-half day (14th -15th, December 2003) meeting was organized by the Faculty of Medicine, The University of Hong Kong. The meeting was attended by representatives of sixteen leading institutions in traditional Chinese Medicine and chaired by Prof Tommy Yung-chi Cheng, Henry Bronson Professor of Pharmacology, Yale University School of Medicine, USA. During the meeting, a Memorandum of Understanding has been signed by 16 prominent HK local and overseas institutions to form the "Consortium for Globalization of Chinese Medicine (CGCM)". The current CGCM membership has 162 academic institutional members and 26 industrial affiliate members. CGCM will be positioned as a global, non-profit, non-discriminatory and non-political organization, with a mission of advancing the field of Chinese herbal medicine to benefit human kind through joint efforts of the academic institutions, industries and regulatory agencies around the world, by achieving our goals.
SALEM - Shaukeiwan Lutheran Church
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TWGHs Tin Sau Bazaar
Human ServicesSubsidiaryThe Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, with a history dating back to 1870, is the oldest and largest charitable organisation in Hong Kong. It provides extensive education and community services through 194 service centres spread across Hong Kong.

Central District Junior Police Call Honorary President Council
Human ServicesPublic and Societal BenefitMission: To develop our members to work in partnership with the community and other agencies to fight against crime. We are committed to train our members and to equip them with necessary abilities as future leaders in serving our community. We promote positive peer influence in tackling juvenile delinquency. Vision: We strive to become one of the best youth organizations in Hong Kong and to assist Hong Kong remaining as one of the safest and most stable societies in the world.
Caritas Elderly Centre - Lei Muk Shue
Human ServicesSubsidiaryThe Wellness Centre (Tuen Mun)
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Christian Nationals' Evangelism Commission Kei Shek Church Limited, The
Human ServicesReligion Related我們是一間著重差傳和小組牧養的社區型教會,主要服侍秀茂坪、寶達社區,透過不同方式與街坊分享神的愛和恩典。 中華傳道會基石堂於97年開始服務秀茂坪社區,見證耶穌基督為世人救主,以不同方式與人分享神的愛。我們是一間充滿活力和大眾化的基督教會,不同形式的活動和聚會,讓任何年齡和背景的朋友都能投入信仰生活。我們強調群體敬拜和小組生活,現時每星期日約有二百五十人參與聚會。歡迎願意追求信仰或認識真理的朋友參加!

Good Hope School Parent-Teacher Association
EducationHuman ServicesGood Hope School Parent Teacher Association (德望學校家長教師會) has been established since 1994. We are a charitable institution which serve the parents and teachers of Good Hope School. The PTA has an Executive Committee comprising of teachers, parents and Ex-officio Members. Parent Executive members are elected by ballot amongst regular and Ex-officio Members every two years. MISSION - to form a parent-teacher network to facilitate the growth of the students in line with the School Mission. - to enhance communication and understanding between the parents and the teachers to secure suitable collaboration between home education and school education. - to co-operate with the School in organizing other learning experiences. - to assist the School to improve its facilities to enhance students’ welfare.

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.

Hong Kong Green Building Council Limited
Environment and AnimalsPublic and Societal BenefitThe Hong Kong Green Building Council (HKGBC) is a non-profit, member-led organisation established in 2009 and has become a public body under the Prevention of Bribery Ordinance since 2016. The HKGBC strives to promote the standard and development of sustainable buildings in Hong Kong. The HKGBC also aims to raise green building awareness by engaging the government, the industry and the public, and to develop practical solutions for Hong Kong’s unique, subtropical built environment of high-rise, high density urban area, leading Hong Kong to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050 and to become a world’s exemplar of green building development. Our passion for a sustainable built environment is the motivating force to achieve our goals. The wide experience and deep insight of our members and experts is the underlying foundation for real results. Our Vision To help save the planet and improve the wellbeing of the people of Hong Kong by transforming the city into a greener built environment. Our Mission To lead market transformation by advocating green policies to the Government; introducing green building practices to all stakeholders; setting design, construction and management standards for the building profession; and promoting green living to the people of Hong Kong.
Po Leung Kuk Law's Foundation School
SubsidiaryThe less fortunate are lightened with hope.

Senmily HK Limited
Human ServicesWith the envision to cultivate an inclusive society, we strive to provide equal opportunities for children with special educational needs and their parents to achieve personal growth and social participation, as well as to provide volunteer opportunities for the public to participate. We believe a more harmonious and inclusive society could be built through active community involvements. Our Work 1. Strengthen the bondings of families of children with special educational needs to establish a mutual support network. 2. Connect resources to provide equal opportunities for participation which supports the knowledge, economic and emotional needs of our service users. 3. Promote community participation and empowerment by providing platforms to knowledge transfer and cooperation among people from different sectors, which enhance social cohesion and companion.
Emily Gong Foundation Limited
Human ServicesEmily Gong Foundation is a Hong Kong based charity organization, we are devoted to make the world a better place for children. Vision: Make world a better place for children. Mission: Protect children from harm , and help the children. What We Do With the endless effort of volunteers, the ongoing projects include: - Reading support for children - Popularize children protection - Sponsor orphans

Bring in Change Limited
Human ServicesWe believe in setting authentic goals and sharing them widely to connect with people around us. Communication and connections are the tools and our most valuable resources. We want to be inspired and get excited. Honesty, trust, personal responsibility keeps us accountable. Bring in Change aims to improve the elderly’s mental, physical and social health through sports. We have been in contact with the elderly during the pandemic, delivering essential items to them and witnessed the significant deterioration of their mental and physical well-being, especially some of them have lost their better half under the fifth wave of covid-19 in the past two to three months. We hope, with the participation of sports trainers and volunteers, to bring new experiences to the elderly and lift them up again during this difficult time, so that they will be ageing well. Exercise is undoubtedly the simplest way to keep us happy and healthy. Yet the elderly has been staying at home most of the time these two years, not only are they lack of physical activities, they are over worried and depressed about the current situation, having difficulties to access updated information and understand the regulations they need to follow in the society. Most of us train in the gym, do bootcamps, run on road or off trail and participate in different kinds of sports on a regular bases to keep our body and mind fit. Why don’t we spend some time to do it together with the elderly, build relationship with them and help them improve their life style for active ageing? We aim to serve elderly of different strength levels: sedentary, lightly active and active old people. We will provide them with different levels of trainings, which aim to improve their muscle strength, coordination and body balance, in order to avoid accidents and injuries. The project will link up experienced sport coaches, trainers, running coaches and sports lovers in the community to serve the elderly. We believe that, as sports lovers ourselves, it is easier to build up a friendly long-term relationship with the elderly through sports. Besides sports, we would like to organize photo shooting sessions for the elderly, during which we will talk about death planning with them, and take cheerful photos for them which can later be used as their funeral portrait. We believe that every one, regardless of the age, should have a photo that they love that can be presented in their funeral. Some elderly may not have a chance to take photos, not to mention a proper portrait, or some have never taken photos with their family. It would be a good opportunity for them and for their family to think about death together, to prepare well and in a way that they prefer.

First Assembly Of God Church
Human ServicesReligion Related神召會的根源可追溯到20世紀初的五旬節復興運動。從這復興運動,神召會在1914年美國阿肯色州的熱泉市誕生。神召會已有一百年的歷史,其增長動力今天仍然在世界各地顯而易見,因為聖靈還在不斷作工 。從一個卑微的開始──當年的創會會議時只有300人出席,但時至今天,神召會全球有6千7百萬信眾。 自美、加神召會成立以來,兩會紛紛差遺宣教士來華傳福音,足跡遍及華北、華中、華南各地。1928年秋,美國女宣教士黎愛華姑娘來香港休養,並開始傳揚福音,在上海街蓋帳幕佈道,後來人數大增,租用彌敦道698號為佈道所。1951年本會購買亞皆老街123號現址興建禮拜堂,這是神召會在香港建立的第一所教會。 其後本會積極向各區傳揚福音,分別於慈雲山、石崗、白田、屯門、及天水圍等處設立支堂 (又有筲箕灣神召會加入成為欣榮支堂)。此外,教會又開設神召會恩慈書室,在教育方面又增辦白田幼稚園、恩恩幼兒中心、和天澤幼兒中心 (後改為名為天澤幼兒園) 。宣教的事工包括資助海外和國內福音事工和参與各地短宣工作。 我們的使命宣言是「忠於基督使命,活出豐盛生命」,這是神召會禮拜堂每位信徒努力的目標,我們深信靠著神的恩典,聖靈的大能,弟兄姊妹的同心合作,我們要成為一間有生命和使命的教會。

Bank of Communications Charitable Foundation Limited
Public and Societal BenefitBank of Communications Trustee Limited has always been devoting in philanthropy, supporting our clients in the set up and administration of charitable trust, to achieve an ambitious goal “What is taken from the community is to be used for the good of the community” with you. Establishing a charitable trust involves certain legal procedures including the application of tax exemption with required conditions regarding to IRO section 88(Chapter 112 of Hong Kong’s Ordinances), we are willing to support in every step of the charitable trust services from planning, implementation, operation and ongoing supervision. We can work together in every way to engage in philanthropy and confer benefits to our society.

Good Citizen Award Fund
Public and Societal BenefitThe Good Citizen Award (GCA) scheme was introduced in 1973 to recognize individuals with contribution to the fighting of crime. Monetary awards funded by the Hong Kong General Chamber of Commerce (HKGCC) are given to members of the public who are recommended by the Police and render positive assistance to the Police in prevention or detection of crime, or in the apprehension of criminals. In 1984, an additional award, the Good Citizen of the Year Award (GCYA), was established to laud the ‘Best Good Citizen’ of the year. The objectives of scheme are to encourage members of the public to report crime to the Police, to be prepared to act as witnesses and to help others when appropriate.

Heart-to-Heart Life Education Foundation Limited
HealthHuman ServicesHeart to Heart is a Hong Kong-based organization that focuses on life education and promoting open conversations about death and dying. They offer various services and programs aimed at encouraging people to cherish life and face death with greater understanding and acceptance. The organization aims to promote a positive attitude towards life and death, encouraging the cherishing of life and breaking down societal taboos surrounding death. They envision a world where death is discussed openly and without fear, fostering a culture that embraces both life and death.Heart to Heart is a Hong Kong-based organization that focuses on life education and promoting open conversations about death and dying. They offer various services and programs aimed at encouraging people to cherish life and face death with greater understanding and acceptance. The organization aims to promote a positive attitude towards life and death, encouraging the cherishing of life and breaking down societal taboos surrounding death. They envision a world where death is discussed openly and without fear, fostering a culture that embraces both life and death.
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