Projects

This year we will support the following:

The Open University of Hong Kong

The Bursary Fund for Prison Inmates was established in 1994 to provide financial assistance for inmate students to study at the Open University of Hong Kong. The Bursary Fund is solely supported by donations from private sectors and charitable foundation.  This funding encourages more inmates to engage in learning and turn over a new life.

Vocational Training Council – Hospitality Training & Development Centre

Starting from 1990’s up to present, we have supported the skill competition and scholarship for hospitality industry.

Po On Commercial Association – Wong Siu Ching Secondary School

Since 2002 we give scholarships every year to two secondary school students from grass root families consisting of a summer English programme in England. It is highly appreciated by the club members and we have put more focus to motivate these students from low income families to have the chance to have an adventure based learning experience in England. As a result the school has raised from Band 3 to Band 1 and will soon become a EMI (English as a Medium of Instruction) school.

City Contemporary Dance Company

City Contemporary Dance Company (CCDC) founded in 1979 by Mr Willy Tsao and it is a Hong Kong registered charitable arts organization. The generous support from sponsors and donors help CCDC’s contribution to Hong Kong dance cultural growth. CCDC commits to educate and develop dance.  It produces 80 outreach performances annually and enrolls over 30,000 students for dance courses.  The opening of the CCDC Dance Centre has given opportunity for young artists and students practicing modern dance.

Harmony House Ltd

The Harmony House established in 1985, a non profit social service organization specializes In addressing issues related to domestic violence. Harmony House provides shelter for victims of domestic violence, hotline for individual counseling and treatment groups for abuses, crisis support to domestic violence families, neighborhood watch project etc.

Shechen Project

Humanitarian projects in Sichuan province and in Nepal since 2001 are supported by Tibetan monks, namely by Matthieu Ricard, a monk of French origin who is the interpreter of the Dalai Lama since 1989. Up to now the organization has built 16 clinics and 7 schools.