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17,612 charitiesPo Leung Kuk Chow Hung Piu Day Care Centre for The Elderly
SubsidiaryThe less fortunate are lightened with hope.

Asian Legal Resource Centre Limited
Human ServicesPublic and Societal BenefitThe Asian Legal Resource Centre (ALRC) works towards the radical rethinking & fundamental redesigning of justice institutions in Asia, to ensure relief and redress for victims of human rights violations, as per Common Article 2 of the International Conventions. Sister organisation to the Asian Human Rights Commission, the ALRC is based in Hong Kong & holds general consultative status with the Economic & Social Council of the United Nations.

Ching Fai Women Association Limited
Human ServicesPublic and Societal BenefitChing Fai Women Association Limited was established in 2000 as a registered non-profit organization and registered as a charity organization in 2006. Over the years, we have encouraged and promoted women to pay attention to society and participate in community construction. We are committed to building women's self-confidence through solidarity and mutual assistance, safeguarding and fighting for women's rights, promoting family harmony, and promoting cultural and recreational activities.

Christ's Gospel Elim Church Limited
Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit
We Care Social Service Centre Limited
Human Services
Hong Kong Sports Institute Limited
Human ServicesPo Leung Kuk Jockey Club Tai Tong Holiday Camp
SubsidiaryThe less fortunate are lightened with hope.

Asia Pacific Alliance for the Control of Influenza (APACI) Limited
HealthPublic and Societal BenefitIt is the vision of APACI to be a lead organisation on influenza in the Asia-Pacific region. Mission To reduce the burden of influenza in the Asia-Pacific region. Objectives -To identify and develop activities that complement the World Health Organization (WHO) Global Surveillance Strategy 2019-2030. -To assist the development of country-specific public awareness programmes on influenza. -To promote influenza awareness among healthcare professionals in the region. -To provide educational resources to support influenza awareness activities. -To assist the process of establishing or reviewing country-specific recommendations for influenza prevention and control. -To facilitate the timely access to, and supply of, influenza vaccines and antiviral medications.

Young Life Limited
Human ServicesReligion RelatedPlease see www.hongkongyounglife.org

Yuen Long Community Green Station
Human ServicesSubsidiary
CSSAA Foundation Limited
EducationHuman Services金文泰中學的前身為「香港官立漢文中學」,於1926年3月1日開辦,為香港歷史最悠久的官立中文中學。歷年來,學校培育畢業生達數千名,校友遍佈各行各業,世界各地,表現優異,為社會作出卓著的貢獻。同時,歷屆校友都積極回饋母校,作為母校強大的支援。

Bright Services Company Limited
Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit明朗服務有限公司成立於一九九七年,乃香港善導會轄下一間經政府註冊的社會企業,以非牟利方式運作,致力為各大小公司、機構和家庭提供不同優質服務。 我們營運擁有逾20年經驗,當年碰著大型屋邨的搬遷,需要大量勞動人士,香港善導會便決定成立一間公司承接整個工程,直接為更生人士帶來工作機會,不需再艱辛地找僱主聘請他們。明朗便因此成立,以非牟利方式運作,至今共有6個業務:搬運物流服務、清潔服務、展覽服務 Smart Exhibition、食品生產 - 明朗廚房、好修成綜合維修服務及融合菜餐廳覓炙 M.J.。

First Initiative Foundation Limited
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesEducationEstablished in 2010, First Initiative Foundation (FIF) is a registered charity that supports and organises local initiatives to benefit the arts, education, community welfare, and promotion of Hong Kong’s unique culture on the world stage. FIF is committed to the value of giving and uplifting the best of Hong Kong. FIF’s current initiatives include scholarships in various disciplines for outstanding Hong Kong students both locally and abroad, mentorship-based projects including masterclasses with international artists and artist-in-residence programmes, projects that preserve and celebrate local traditional crafts and cultural heritage, as well as unique educational outreach programmes in the arts and sciences.

Asian Dermatological Association Limited
HealthHuman ServicesThe Asian Dermatological Association was incorporated on the 21th November 1986 in Hong Kong. Main Objectives - To promote the study of and to encourage the advancement of dermatology. - To coordinate and correlate the efforts of organisations, companies, associations, societies, institutions, statutory bodies and other authorities and individual interested in dermatology all over the world, especially in Asian countries. - To promote, foster, develop and assist the dermatologists of all Asian countries, other medical and allied professions in the study of and the acquisition, dissemination and application of knowledge and information concerning dermatology. - To encourage and stimulate research in dermatology in furtherance of the objects of the Association. - To stimulate public interest and provide public education in dermatology. - To hold an Asian Dermatological Congress (ADC) every three years or at any such time interval as the Council deem fit and to sponsor additional international activities in any parts of the world.

Children's Cancer Foundation
HealthHuman ServicesFor over 30 years, CCF has been providing caring service for young cancer patients and their families, aiming to enhance their quality of life through the provision of professional and holistic care.

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.

ALLIANCE OF PERSONS IN MENTAL RECOVERY OF HONG KONG
HealthHuman ServicesJockey Club CPS Limited, The
Arts and Culture and HumanitiesJockey Club Farm House
Subsidiary
Christian Fellowship Centre, The
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Asia And Pacific Alliance of YMCAs Golden Anniversary Trust Fund
Human ServicesPublic and Societal BenefitIn 1999, the 50th Anniversary of the Asia andPacific Alliance of YMCAs, formerly known as Asia Alliance of YMCAs, was celebrated with the launching an Endowment Fund - 'The Golden Anniversary Trust Fund". The Fund was a concerted effort to raise funds needed to support the movement's programs and projects aimed at improving the quality of live of the peoples and the spirit of self-reliance in the region irrespective of their race, caste and religion.

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.

Kei Yau Integrated Medical Centre
Human ServicesSubsidiary
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.
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