Comparison

Asia Society Hong Kong Center vs “CONCORDIA Tsat Sing Kong” Transitional Housing Project at Tsat Sing Kong, Pat Heung and Kam Tin, Yuen Long

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Description: Asia Society Hong Kong Center is a cultural, artistic, and intellectual hub that presents a broad variety of programs in the form of workshops, lectures, performances, film screenings, art exhibitions, and more, to all members of the community. The 1.3 hectares heritage campus is steeped in history, cultural significance, and natural beauty, and houses a group of four former British military buildings, originally built in the mid-19th century. Through careful conservation, restoration and adaptive re-use, this heritage site was successfully re-opened to the Hong Kong community in 2012. Asia Society Hong Kong Center was established in 1990 entirely with local funding and is supported through membership dues, fundraising events, and contributions from individuals, corporations and foundations that work together to support and advance its mission.; —

Directors: Ronnie CHAN, Hans Michael JEBSEN, Vernon Francis MOORE, John Estmond STRICKLAND, Anita Yuen Mei FUNG, Eric LI, Ming Wai LAU, Ching Kit HO, Wei Ting CHAO; —
Annual report on website: No; —
Financial audits on website: No; —
Board of directors on website: Yes; —

Subsidiary name: —; “CONCORDIA Tsat Sing Kong” Transitional Housing Project at Tsat Sing Kong, Pat Heung and Kam Tin, Yuen Long

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