Comparison

City University of Hong Kong EMBA Association Charity Trust vs "Yes I Can" Education Fund Limited

City University of Hong Kong EMBA Association Charity Trust香港城市大學行政人員工商管理碩士同學會慈善基金

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

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Description: City University of Hong Kong EMBA Association Limited (the "Association") was formed by the alumni of CityU EMBA programme in 2000, with the main objectives to promote the EMBA programme and cultivate friendship among members. In 2014, the Executive Committee of the Association planned to establish a charitable and educational fund with the main purpose of further enriching the EMBA programme. Our Mission "To strengthen the local and global connectivity of the City University's EMBA Programme and to promote social responsibilities among its participants" Our Objectives - Promoting the development of EMBA Programme - Establishing funds for scholarships or assisting deserving members of the Association - Providing financial support for such education establishment as approved by trustees - Promoting the caring spirit by contributing back to the communit; "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: Room 12-280, 12/F, Lau Ming Wai Academic Building (AC3), 83 Tat Chee Avenue, Kowloon Tong; A402 Tai Po Garden N. T., Hong Kong
Phone: 3442 4323; 5113 3738
Email: emba@cityu.edu.hk; yesicanhk@gmail.com
Website: www.cb.cityu.edu.hk/emba/hk/participants/communities/CityU-EMBAA-Charity-Trust; www.yesican.org.hk

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

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