Room to Read seeks to transform the lives of millions of children in low-income communities by focusing on literacy and gender equality in education.
Founded in 2006, Bring Me a Book Hong Kong is a non-profit organization that uses evidence-based research to provide transformational trainings for parents and educators, the best Chinese and English children’s books, and quality programs to access authors and literacy experts.
Mother's Choice is a local charity serving children without families and pregnant teenagers in Hong Kong. Mother's Choice was founded in 1987 by a small group of people concerned with the plight of Hong Kong's single teenagers and their family members coping with crisis pregnancy.
EcoDrive promotes the awareness and reduction of single use plastic in Hong Kong through education, connecting with corporates, and providing possible solutions. By motivating and driving each individual to make a lifestyle change, we believe together we can make a difference.
The Salvation Army is an international Christian church and charity working in 131 countries and has been serving Hong Kong for over 85 years since 1930 with the commitment to transforming lives, caring for people and making disciples.
Crossroads Foundation is a Hong Kong based, non-profit organisation serving global need. They believe that, in a broken world that sees too much suffering, we should do all we can to link those who are in need with those who can provide help. So they provide an intersection, literally a crossroads, to bring both together.
The Sovereign Art Foundation (SAF) was established in 2003 with a well-defined twin focus: to recognise the growing wealth of contemporary art talent in Asia and bring the proven benefits of expressive arts to disadvantaged children.
The mission of Joshua Hellmann Foundation for Orphan Disease to advance the awareness, diagnosis, treatment and research of orphan diseases, and improve the welfare of children with orphan diseases in Hong Kong.
Founded in 1949 St James' Settlement now has 58 service points around Hong Kong offering a vast range of services for people of different ages and needs. Their beneficiaries include children, teenagers, families, the elderly and people with disabilities. They provide a broad spectrum of services ranging from community support to residential care.
Redress is a pioneering Hong Kong based NGO working to reduce textile waste and promote environmental sustainability in the fashion industry. Through their dynamic programmes they work directly with designers, brands, manufacturers, industry professionals, educational organisations and consumers, to promote innovative models and drive growth towards a new circular economy for fashion.
Plastic Free Seas is a Hong Kong based environmental charity dedicated to advocating change in the way we all view and use plastics in society today, through education and action campaigns. They are passionate, focused and committed to reducing the scourge of plastic pollution in Hong Kong.
Founded in 2007, the HandsOn Hong Kong mission is to mobilize and empower the community to meet pressing social needs in Hong Kong via volunteer services. The HandsOn volunteers help disadvantaged children and youth, isolated elderly, ethnic minority students, under-resourced families, refugees and people with disabilities.
Aide et Action (AEA) is a charitable organization that works towards making education accessible to all. AEA works with children, but also with population groups that are discriminated against or are most vulnerable.
Angels for Children works with charities in Asia to help raise awareness to their need. Angels are proud to be partnered with Bali Kids, Sunrise Cambodia, Po Leung Kuk and Society for Community Organization. All of whom strive to provide full and healthy futures for the children in their care.
The Society for Community Organization is a non-governmental and human rights advocacy group in Hong Kong working to bring equal rights and opportunities to those marginalised in Hong Kong.
Refugee Union is a union of protection claimants in Hong Kong with the aim of safeguarding refugee rights and improving the protection, well-being and future prospects of all refugees.
PathFinders mission is to ensure the most vulnerable children born in Hong Kong and their migrant mothers are protected. Since their founding in 2008, PathFinders has helped over 4800 of Hong Kong’s most vulnerable babies, children and migrant women.
J Life Foundation in January 2012 with an aim to relieve poverty by tangible and intangible aids. Their vision is to mitigate the cycle of child poverty and to reduce cross-generational poverty in low-income families in Hong Kong.
