Comparison

Chinese Temples Fund vs "Yes I Can" Education Fund Limited

"Yes I Can" Education Fund Limited「我都得」教育基金有限公司

Key details

Description: Background: The Chinese Temples Committee, constituted under the Chinese Temples Ordinance (Cap. 153), has 24 temples under its direct control. Keepership fees and worshippers' donations are paid to the Chinese Temples Fund controlled by the Committee. Income from investments also adds to the revenue of the Fund. Fund Objectives: The income of the Fund is used to finance customary ceremonies and the maintenance of temple properties. Surpluses are transferred to the General Chinese Charities Fund, which is also controlled by the Committee (see below).; "Yes I Can" Education Fund Limited is a charity dedicated to empowering underprivileged youth through transformative overseas experiences. The organisation provides scholarships for students to participate in a one-year high school exchange program in the United States. This opportunity is designed to broaden their horizons, inspire them to see a future full of possibilities, and help them break the cycle of intergenerational poverty. The fund operates on the belief that when young people can see a future, they will not give up on themselves.

Address: 34/f., Wu Chung House 213 Queen's Road East, Wanchai, Hong Kong, 852, Hong Kong; A402 Tai Po Garden N. T., Hong Kong
Phone: —; 5113 3738
Email: —; yesicanhk@gmail.com
Website: www.ctc.org.hk; www.yesican.org.hk

Beneficiaries: —; Children (persons under the age of 14)Youth (age between 15-24)

Directors: Ken Wing-sing TSOI,Ka-cheung LEE,Ning-ning CHEN,Yiu-wing SO,Adrian Chun-to YIP,Yuk-lun LEE,Chung-nam TSANG; —
Annual report on website: —; No
Financial audits on website: —; No
Board of directors on website: —; Yes

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This comparison is not a legal or professional audit.