Charity Finder

Hong Kong Adult Blood Cancer Group Limited

HealthHuman Services

Hong Kong Adult Blood Cancer Group, aiming at supporting patients and their families in overcoming leukemia or lymphoma through hard times of treatment, was set up by patients, family members, medical and nursing staff of the Prince of Wales Hospital in 1997. The Group is now serving all blood cancer patients in the territory. Aims and Objectives - to form a territory-wide peer support network and provide opportunities for patients to help themselves by helping one another - to facilitate communication between patients and their families to cope with the stress of illness - to increase patient’s awareness of the course of treatment and their side effects - to draw the public’s attention to the care and needs of leukemia and lymphoma patients

Class 7A Drama Group Limited

Arts and Culture and Humanities

The Class 7A Drama Group (7A班戲劇組) is a Hong Kong-based theater company focused on producing original Cantonese plays and promoting drama education. Founded in 2004, they are known for their creative and socially relevant productions that often explore contemporary issues and challenge societal norms.

In 1980，a group of former Miss Hong Kong Beauty Pageant titleholders and finalists talked about their dreams for Hong Kong and what they could do to touch the lives of those less fortunate. That dream became a reality in 1982 with the birth of the Wai Yin Club. In 1993, the Hong Kong Government certified the Club as the Wai Yin Association, a Charity Institute. Until now，Wai Yin has supported or organized countless charitable activities for individuals and institutions from Hong Kong, mainland China, Myanmar and other Asian Countries. Near hundred of non-government organizations, community centres and schools (including schools and facilities in Guizhou, Sichuan, North Thailand and Myanmar) are named after Wai Yin. Countless recipients, NGOs, charities, and individuals have reaped the rewards of its good work. With every passing year, the Association continues to thrive, serving as a model of hope as well as an inspiration of visionary leadership in social responsibility for the community of Hong Kong. With 40 years of philanthropic legacy, the unwavering commitment to charitable giving, as well as the experience and integrity of each member have made Wai Yin Association the most highly regarded charitable organization in the world whose members are beauty pageant title-holders and finalists. The Association received the “Citation for Impact on the Community” at the “HKMA/TVB Awards for Marketing Excellence 2008” organized by the Hong Kong Management Association and sponsored by Television Broadcasts Limited, for its outstanding contribution to society with effective marketing strategies in bringing awareness and aid to the causes that we all care about. Wai Yin Association has shown that despite differences in aspirations and goals, all sectors, private and public can successfully work together for the greater good of society, especially when we can share a common ideal of “Making a difference for a better tomorrow”. Objectives: Contribute to charitable works Support community services Support local cultural activities Support artists and promote the arts in Hong Kong Promote the international image of Hong Kong

Wai Peng Kindergarten Limited

Education

The kindergarten was established in 1969 (Originally known as Shu Yan Primary School, which was established in 1960) with the vision to emphasize on disciplining and teaching, moral and intellectual, and to make it enjoyable for both teaching and learning. 園訓 Motto 勤謹忠誠 Hardworking/Prudent/Loyalty/Honest

Pink Alliance Limited

EducationHuman Services

With core values of "Love of Life, Self-Respect and Care for Others", Rainbow Foundation integrates resources from corporations, schools, organizations, and individuals, while partnering with social welfare and charitable institutions to bring love and care to the underprivileged, and to improve social harmony in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong ABWE Alliance Limited

Human ServicesReligion Related

聯會成立的歷史 『萬國宣道浸信會香港工場議會』於一九五一年開始在本港宣教並建立教會，而各教會在神的帶領下亦紛紛自立及聘用本地的教牧同工。在一九八二年，一班姊妹教會的牧者看到各教會既出於同一差會，建基於同一信仰，彼此應有更密切的交通、禱告及支持。故產生成立聯會的意念，透過聯繫推展那需要集體力量的事工，達致造就信徒及拓展天國的目的。聯會參照腓立比書一章廿七節下作為會訓：『我們同有一個心志，站立得穩，為所信的福音齊心努力』，而這正是聯會成立的宗旨。在同工的推動下，終於一九八三年一月一日正式成立『萬國宣道浸信聯會』，更在一九九二年六月三十日成功地向政府申請為非牟利的團體。隨著ABWE家族的發展，為了讓教會及機構能建立更緊密的合作關係，同心事奉；並藉以保持ABWE宗派的特色/信仰，集合力量，發展聖工。故於二零零九年四月十六日正式更改名稱為『香港萬國宣道浸信聯會』。 聯會現有的堂會與宗旨 聯會在開始時由宣道浸信會、學基浸信會、和樂浸信會及葵興浸信會（現稱荃灣眾安浸信會）四所教會組成。時至今日，聯會的會員堂會/機構共有二十八間，姊妹堂會八間。聯會的宗旨有下列四點： 1. 為本聯會會員提供彼此交通、代禱、勉勵及互助的機會。 2. 協助維護浸信會一貫之特徵，在真道上同歸於一，務使教會信仰保持純正。 3. 協助各會員合力籌辦本地較大型的福音事工。 4. 聯會除要求會員接納聯會的會章及信條外，不干涉會員教會的內政事務，除該會員教會主動求助則屬例外。

Fairview Park Alliance Church Limited

Human ServicesReligion Related

自錦繡堂成立至今，各教牧同工及弟兄姊妹忠心事奉，廣傳福音，全面開展聖工。二十年來，教會舉辦不同類別福音事工：佈道會、福音主日、旅行、電影欣賞會、音樂會、暑期聖經班、報佳音、福音營、健康檢查、老人院探訪及各類型講座等，使本區居民聽聞耶穌基督的福音，神將信主得救的人數不斷加給「錦宣」家。錦繡堂亦透過動感的敬拜、整全而有系統的培訓課程、彼此關顧的團契生活及多元化的事奉參與來造就信徒。錦繡堂於九九年初開辦閱覽室，社區中心亦於零二年開始投入服務，期望對本區坊眾提供身心靈的照顧。 　　錦繡堂不僅在本地的華人中工作，更照顧到本區泰籍、菲籍及印尼籍人士之需要，自九八年開展了泰語及菲語事工，於零三年開展印尼語事工，把福音傳到本地的外籍人士中。錦繡堂自八九年起便開始差傳的工作，透過對宣教士、福音機構的支持及短宣的參與，把福音帶到國內及國外不同的地方。 　　零二年十一月，教會於元朗的宣道會徐澤林紀念小學內植堂──宣德堂，承擔廣傳福音的挑戰，而宣德堂靠主成長，於二零零七年自立。二零一一年是錦繡堂一個新里程，於十一月植出洪恩堂，更於二零一二年五月於加州花園加恩樓擴堂，承擔更大的福音使命。

Women Service Association

EducationHuman Services

This association is a non-profit charitable organization initiated and organized by a group of women workers who have long been promoting the improvement of women's status and caring about the development of women's services. The Association advocates women's personal growth to achieve the spirit of helping others and self-help, promotes the concept of lifelong learning, and provides diversified community services, so that people of different ages, genders and classes in the society can improve their quality and adapt to the future of society through continuous education. developing.

Hong Kong Women Foundation Limited

EducationHuman Services

Hong Kong Women Foundation is established and registered in 1991 in Hong Kong as a non-profit-making organisation. The Foundation aims to promote social services and women work. In the past two decades, the Foundation dedicated to serve the community, promoted services for women and families, children and youth as well as senior citizens. In co-operation with local universities and the universities in China, the Foundation conducted research studies and organised regional/international seminars to address issues concerning children, youth, women and families in the Chinese society. Through a joint federation with the local women organisations, the Foundation reviewed the Protection of Women and Juveniles Ordinance. In advocacy of women welfare and social harmony, the Foundation made recommendations to the Government for improvement of relevant policies and existing services for women. In 1996 the Foundation established the HO Kwok Pui Chun Social Centre for the Elderly. The Centre organised numerous activities oriented to senior citizens, assisting them in potential development and to participate in the community affairs for self-enrichment and active ageing. In 2014 the Social Welfare Department upgraded the Centre to become a Neighbourhood Elderly Centre. Thereafter the Centre has expanded the service scope, rendering counselling to the elderly and support for caregivers as well as for those elders who stay behind the scene. Apart from raising the service quality of the Centre, these have demonstrated the mission and achievements of the Foundation in serving the society. For the way forward, the Foundation will strive to serve and make contribution to the society, keeping abreast of the social conditions and tempo as appropriate. Aims and Objectives To raise social concerns for women’s needs and promote support for women services; To plan, study and suggest solutions for issues/problems relevant to women; To embark on new venture/work for advocacy of women welfare. To organise seminars, talks, workshops and other activities for better development of women welfare and services; To liaise and communicate with other organisations (sharing similar aimsand objectives) in Hong Kong, other region or the overseas for raising and improvement of women status; To review and make recommendations to the Government for improvement of policy in area of women services; and To publish and post article, publication, booklet for promotion of the aims and objectives of the Foundation.

SingFest Limited

Arts and Culture and HumanitiesPublic and Societal Benefit

Education is at the heart of SingFest. The mission of SingFest, a charitable organization, is to provide the highest quality of performances and innovative educational opportunities connecting local singers, instrumentalists, audiences and donors. Since 2012, SingFest has launched a series of choral-related education programmes for professional musicians, school teachers, university and secondary students, as well as music enthusiasts, under the guidance of world-class maestros. Established as a summer festival, the 2014/15 season marked a critical time as SingFest evolved into a year-round programme “BACH 330” supported by the Arts Capacity Development Funding Scheme of the Government of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region. In celebration of Bach’s 330th birth anniversary and made up of over 25 choral events including Bach Cantata Lecture-Concerts, masterclasses and school tour, BACH 330 connected the local community of musicians and audiences with international maestros and artists, receiving wide acclaim. A Germany tour of Bach Christmas Oratorio at the invitation of Thüringer Bachwochen followed, together with an appearance in RTHK’s production Christmas Concert in the Park – Pastoral Symphony. In 2016, SingFest presented Bach im Theater, the first classical choral theatre production in town. Combining physical movements, theatrical elements and contemporary insights, the newly-introduced art-form aims to breathe new life into classical choral music through an innovative showcase for young talent. In 2017, the second year-round programme “Choral Polygon” continued to promote early music and repertoire otherwise rarely performed through a variety of theatrical performances and educational events. In 2018/19 season, we embarked on another meaningful year-round project “choral:Images”, presenting staged productions of Bach’s works and micro-movies featuring Monteverdi’s madrigals, to promote choral arts and inspire humanity through the beauty of music. Proactive in promoting choral music with high-quality performances, SingFest strives to pursue not only the finest artistic standard in music but also a broader theatrical context.