Cumberland Presbyterian Church Hong Kong Presbytery

Aberdeen Kai-Fong Welfare Association Limited

Mission: Advocate mutual assistance and help neighbours; educate talents to serve the society; develop physical and mental health. The organization is dedicated to providing convenient and reliable welfare services to the public with the professional spirit of caring and helpfulness, so as to achieve sharing. Vision: To become an excellent comprehensive service organization to create a sustainable society.

Aberdeen Baptist Church

Aberdeen Baptist Church is a Christian church with a mission to build a church of Jesus Christ's disciples. They aim to achieve this through: - Mutual edification in love - Establishing the church of Jesus Christ's disciples - Making people disciples of Jesus Christ

A. J. R. Charitable Foundation Limited

A.J.R. Charitable Foundation Limited is a non-profit making foundation based in Hong Kong , our fund raised will be passed to the community, especially the elderly. Our funds come from private and community donations. All raised fund are passed directly onto the causes we support, with no running cost. We visit all the applicants to express our care and support and to further understand their needs. We also have a "Wish Come True" program aiming at making the wishes of the sick and the elderly come true.

A Drop of Life

Established in 1998, A Drop of Life is a Hong Kong registered NGO that strives to ensure the access to clean water and sanitation a reality for everyone.We strongly believe that access to safe and clean drinking water is our basic survival right, and is also the key to solving long term problems such as poverty and low education level. We work according to our mandate of “passing our love and working for love”, and we have been implementing sustainable water projects and building water facilities in the rural areas of Nepal, Cambodia, and Mainland China.At the same time, A Drop of Life is actively involved in formulating plans for poverty alleviation, disaster relief, and school rebuild, etc. We aim to give hope to those in need from life to livelihood. In Hong Kong, we show our love and concert to underprivileged groups by organizing charity visits and goodie bag distribution events.To date, over 4.7 million people has benefited from the work of A Drop of Life.

611 Bread of Life Christian Church Limited

In February 2001, Pastor Joshua returned to Hong Kong to look for a suitable place for worship from May onwards. At the airport, whilst awaiting his flight back to Taipei, the Holy Spirit spoke to Pastor Cheung and gave him a verse from Isaiah 61:1 `The Spirit of the Sovereign Lord is on me, because the Lord has anointed me to preach good news to the poor. He has sent me to bind the broken hearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives and release from darkness for the prisoners’as the vision of the church and revealed simultaneously the name of the newly founded church as ` 611 Bread of Life Christian Church’. That very same evening, the Holy Spirit spoke to him the second time and told him to check the address as a confirmation that the name of the church should be 611 Bread of Life Christian Church. He then discovered that the meeting place he found was indeed 61 Fortress Street, 1st floor, North Point. Glorious Vision Isaiah 61:1 The Spirit of the Sovereign Lord is on me, because the Lord has anointed me to proclaim good news to the poor. He has sent me to bind up the brokenhearted, to proclaim freedom for the captives and release from darkness for the prisoners

A Better Tomorrow Limited

A Better Tomorrow was initially set up in 1990 as a community service initiative. It serves as a continuation of the United Nations' A BETTER WORLD vision in 1989 to encourage community-wide participation to help build a better world. The initiative was later incorporated under the Hong Kong Companies Ordinance as a non-profit company limited by guarantee. Since 1990, A Better Tomorrow has donated substantial funding and participated in hundreds of projects ranging from education, environment, public health, youth, religion and social welfare. This includes establishing scholarships in universities, providing subsidies to projects for the underprivileged, and supporting voluntary services such as organising visits to homes for the aged and the young. In recent years, as a result of more active participation in cultural activities, decision was made to set up the dedicated units of Chinese World Cultural Heritage Foundation and World Cultural Relics Protection Foundation to focus on such projects.