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Alliance Bible Seminary

EducationReligion Related

Alliance Bible Seminary upholds the biblical authority and respects the historical tradition of the church, examines the cultural and contemporary trends, strives to train ministers in a balanced mix of spiritual pursuit, moral character, academic depth and practical skills, preparing them to serve the church, defend the faith, take up the call of our times and expand the frontiers of the Gospel with a “pioneering, sacrificial and passionate spirit”

Gospel Community Church Olympic, Limited

Religion Related

We are an English-speaking evangelical international church, that began on Jan 6, 2019. We are a Gospel-centered community whose mission is to testify to the truth of the Gospel of Jesus Christ. We proclaim the Gospel, and through it, grow in faith and obedience to the Lord Jesus Christ, believing in its power to transform our lives and the world we live in.

Centre Stage Squarer Limited

Human ServicesPublic and Societal Benefit

聚賢薈有限公司(根據《稅務條例》第88 條獲豁免繳稅的慈善機構)自成立以來以「凝聚力量，回饋社會」為宗旨，希望團結及培養青年人積極參與公益及社會事務。近年，聚賢薈除了致力於青年服務及發展外，亦將服務拓展基層家庭及兒童。透過與地區組織一同探訪基層家庭，藉以關注社區內的基層家庭需要，亦希望透過定期舉辦親子活動，讓兒童發揮所長，建立小朋友的自信。

Alliance For Renal Patients Mutual Help Association

HealthHuman Services

The Alliance for Renal Patients Mutual Help Association (ARPMHA) is a Hong Kong-based, patient-centric organization dedicated to supporting individuals with chronic kidney disease. They strive to improve the well-being of those affected by this condition through a range of services, including community education, advocacy, and support groups. While their mission and vision statements are not explicitly stated in the provided text, their commitment to patient-centered care and community education suggests a dedication to empowering individuals with kidney disease and raising awareness about kidney health and organ donation.

Diocesan Old Girls' Association Foundation Limited

EducationHuman Services

The Foundation fundraising activities, providing scholarships and donations and carrying out other charitable activities. The primary objectives of DOGA are to carry on a non-profit and non-political undertaking to further the interests and welfare of old girls of DGS, and to provide a platform for closer relationships with one another, and with the school. It is also an objective of DOGA to provide every assistance to DGS and DGJS in all its activities and projects, as well as promoting and carrying out the DGS motto of 「Daily Giving Service (勵志揚善)」 in the community.

Fung Ying Seen Koon

Arts and Culture and HumanitiesHuman Services

A prominent Hong Kong Taoist temple since 1929, providing religious, cultural, and charitable services to the community.

The less fortunate are lightened with hope.

Grace Community Church Limited

Human ServicesReligion Related

Grace Community Church is a Christian church that aims to spread the gospel and serve the community. It has ministries including the student area, the missions department, and the sports ministry. The church's vision is to "become a vibrant church which is Christ-centered, Bible-based, and Grace-driven". Sources and related content

Hong Kong Children Charity Foundation Company Limited

EducationHuman Services

Hong Kong Children Charity Foundation was founded in 2014 by dreamed and childish. We create more opportunities and organize diversified activities to give children and young people a more positive and healthy growth environment. The purpose is to enhance their self-confidence, face setbacks bravely, and improve their quality of life.

Hong Kong Chinese Women's Club, The

Human ServicesMutual/Membership Benefit

Founded on 10 October 1938，The Hong Kong Chinese Women’s Club aims at enhancing the welfare & educational needs of women & children as well as promoting the equal right，opportunities and social status of women in Hong Kong. In response to changing societal needs the Club has further added resources on care of the aged. At present the Hong Kong Chinese Women’s Club is a multi-service agency operating 1 primary school, 2 secondary schools, 1 care-and-attention home for the elderly, 1 U3A learning centre, 2 day care centres for the elderly and 1 child care centre.

Amity Mutual - Support Society Limited

HealthHuman Services

Amity Mutual-Support Society was established by a group of person in recovery (PIR) of mental illness and was officially registered as a non-profit society by 30th April, 1996. It is the pioneer organization for promoting the self-help movement of PIR in Hong Kong. In 2003, we has already joined as the member of the Hong Kong Council of Social Service and the Pledge on Donors’Rights in 2004. In October 2007, we has rented Henry G.Leong Yau Ma Tei Community Centre as an activity centre.

Christian Conference of Asia

Mutual/Membership BenefitReligion Related

The Christian Conference of Asia began as the East Asia Christian Conference (EACC), which was constituted by a decision of churches, national councils of churches and Christian councils, whose representatives met at Prapat, Indonesia, in 1957. It was inaugurated at an assembly in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, in 1959, under the theme Witnessing Together. In the light of changing circumstances, the 1973 assembly, meeting in Singapore, agreed to change the name to Christian Conference of Asia (CCA). The purpose statement of the CCA says that CCA exists as an organ and a forum of continuing cooperation among the churches and national Christian bodies in Asia, within the framework of the wider ecumenical movement, believing that the purpose of God for the church in Asia is life together in a common obedience of witness to the mission of God in the world. In order to be a member of the CCA, churches must “confess the Lord Jesus Christ as God and Saviour according to the scriptures and therefore seek to fulfill their common calling to the one God, Father, Son and Holy Spirit”. National councils or similar bodies joining the CCA must also approve this basis. The CCA strives for the unity of the church in Asia, joint action in mission, Asian contribution to Christian thought and worship, sharing and fellowship among the churches in Asia and beyond, effective Christian response to the challenges of the changing societies of Asia, relationships with people of other faiths in Asia, human dignity and care for the creation.

Chi Heng Foundation Limited

HealthPublic and Societal Benefit

Chi Heng Foundation (CHF) was founded in 1998 and is a registered charity in Hong Kong. Chi Heng’s work in China focuses on providing comprehensive care and support to AIDS impacted children, with education being the main focus. Since 2002, CHF has been providing assistance to these children in Central China, so that they can continue their schooling. As of 2022, CHF has cumulatively sponsored over 32,000 AIDS impacted children, including primary, junior high, senior high and university students. CHF has set up local offices in Henan, Anhui and Yunnan Provinces to follow up on the needs of the children and provide timely assistance. Work of Chi Heng includes the followings: 1. Education Sponsorship Program – Education is the main focus of CHF’s AIDS Orphan Project. CHF offers three Education Programs: Basic Sponsorship, Merit-based Award, and Need-based Subsidy. Students receive funding from primary school through university. 2. Psycho-social Support Program – Including home visits, material assistance, summer camps, university campus tours, visits to businesses and art counseling. 3. Program for Children with HIV – A small number of CHF children are infected with HIV. They are most in need of health care, material assistance and various social programs. CHF assesses these needs on a case-by-case basis and provides required assistance. 4. Vocational Training & Career Development – CHF provides vocational training and placement referral to the sponsored students, so that they can find a job after graduation. 5. Community Self Help Support – CHF offers summer internship and long term job opportunities to AIDS-impacted university students in our programs with the hope of empowering them to become role models, like big brothers and big sisters, for younger AIDS-impacted children and encouraging them to give back to their communities. Many of the AIDS-impacted university graduates who were previously supported by CHF have become our volunteers and paid staff. They have formed a community self-help network and play an important role in the design and implementation of the AIDS Orphans Program.