Donation & Sponsorship

Redford Charitable Foundation will hold a charity walk on 29 October 2011 and donate part of the funds raised to Heep Hong Society.

A corporate partner of Heep Hong Society, Kiehl’s celebrated its 160th Anniversary this year. By donating all the income from the sales of a series of skin care products designed by the Taiwanese singer David Tao, Kiehl’s Hong Kong wish to send its blessings to children with special needs, and enable them to receive professional training and therapies.

Thanks to the continuing support of Sun Hung Kai Real Estate Agency Limited, Heep Hong will place donation collection boxes at the customer care centres of East Point City, Metroplaza, Tsuen Wan Plaza and Grand Century Place from 1 July to 31 December 2011. All donations raised through this collection will go to helping children with special needs and their parents. Please stop by and make a donation!

Island Shangri-La, Hong Kong launched their Nissan Leaf, a 100% electric, zero emission car. As the first Asian hotel to introduce such an initiative, the hotel supports a greener lifestyle and at the same time raising funds for Heep Hong. Hotel guests can enjoy free trips and donate to Heep Hong Society through a collection box located at the hotel’s lobby. We hereby express our sincerest gratitude for Island Shangri-La’s unfailing support.

40 enthusiastic staff members from the Corporate Real Estate Services Department of Standard Chartered Bank (Hong Kong) Limited joined forces with centre children to beautify the exterior walls of the West Wing of Wan Tsui Centre on 7 April 2011.

Starbucks Coffee supported Heep Hong by allowing it to place donation box at 50 of their coffee shops located at Mongkok, Tsimshatsui and Kwun Tong on the Kowloon side, and Admiralty, Central, Causeway Bay, Wanchai and Quarry Bay on the Hong Kong Island between February and March 2011.

Habibi hosted an evening of ancient Egyptian cuisine and traditional entertainment on 22 February 2011 ─ all in aid of charity with 25% of the evening’s proceeds went to Heep Hong Society.

Island Shangri-Lahas organized a charity raffle in partnership with Mercedes-Benz Hong Kong for the benefit of children with special needs and their families, and raised HK$600,000 for Heep Hong Society.

The specialty store of organic baby products, natures purest, sold mini-Christmas trees imported from Holland at its three stores and donated all proceeds, totalling HK$80,000, to Heep Hong in support of children with special needs.

Good Hope Singers made a donation of HK$250,000 to Heep Hong Society on 26 March 2011 for the provision of music group therapies to children with special needs at Heep Hong centres in an effort to improve their analytical, creative, communicative, social, sensori-motor and memory capabilities.

Sponsored by Genting Hong Kong, 30 pairs of children and parents from Tung Chung Centre toured Star Cruises on 31 January 2011. Participants enjoyed an exciting journey by touring different facilities on the cruise, including the deck, rooms and cabin etc. Genting Hong Kong also prepared some team-based games for all participants, and a wide range of snacks and beverages.

ASC Fine Wines donated all the proceeds of HK$24,000 from the silent auction of five large and special bottles of wine at the wine dinner on 4 November 2010.

Kwik Education International Ltd donated over HK$10,000 from its GoGoMatch© held on 25 September 2010 and invited our children to give dance performance on the stage to boost social harmony.

Mr Nick Chung published a comic story book on the theme of love and sharing, and donated proceeds of HK10,000 from the book sale to Heep Hong in support of our services for children with special needs.

Island Shangri-La Hong Kong invited children from Wan Chai Centre and Wan Tsui Centre to visit their place on 10 September 2010. Dozens of volunteers from the hotel arranged many engaging activities and prepared decent cuisine for our children in celebration of the Mid-Autumn festival.

MSIG Insurance (Hong Kong) Ltd invited more than 200 children and their families to join their Fitness Festival for staff at Pui O Beach on Lantau Island on 21 August 2010 and made a donation to Heep Hong.

Edko Films Ltd joined hands with Heep Hong Society to hold the “Ocean Heaven” Preview Screening on Father’s Day 2010 for 250 parents and supporters of Heep Hong to raise funds for The Fathers' Club. All charity tickets were sold out and the proceeds were used to support the activities of the Father’s Club.

Hong Kong Disneyland Resort gave 6000 complimentary entry tickets to Heep Hong children so that they could visit the park between 15 October and 20 December 2010 with their caregivers as a token of their gratitude.

Another pre-job training project designed for autistic youth aged from 17 to 25 sponsored by MSIG helps these youngsters in job seeking through training on interpersonal skills and interview techniques. Added to this, a survey to parents on their concerns related to employment of their autistic children was conducted and pre-job placement opportunity was offered for students. MSIG and Heep Hong co-organized a media briefing on 21 October 2008 to enable a better understanding among the community of employment difficulties faced by autistic teens.

Mr Wilson Kwok donated over HK$90,000 raised on his 50^th birthday party to help children with special needs.

“Pfizer Caring Hands” volunteer team visited the Jumpin Gym with children from Chan Chung Hon Centre on 27 October 2010 to enhance children’s social adaptation abilities.

With the continuing Sponsorship of the Rotary Club of Hong Kong, the third round “Around the Community in 180 Days” is being held since March 2009 to train the children with special needs on social adaptability with an aim to integrate them into the community as early as possible.  It has already served about 300 children by taking them outdoor for social activities.  These outing activities include visiting libraries, getting haircuts, eating in restaurants, watching movies in cinemas and visiting shopping malls.

Volunteers of Rotary Club of the Peak sponsored and part-took in the mural painting at Pak Tin Centre on 9 October 2010. They also participated in group games with children.