Share love to the community, via positive animal campaigns with caring and education messages

Diocesan Choral Society (DCS) has always been at the forefront of producing outstanding choral music. DCS holds annual concerts and also participate in charitable performances throughout the year. DCS also aim to contribute to worthy causes relating to music education and social empowerment. In pursuit of choral music excellence, we depend on your generosity in supporting our music. Thank you your kind support!

To break the inter-generational poverty in slum, it is an important to raise the knowledge and skills of slum youths to increase their employment opportunities and to improve the economic situation of the family for achieving the goal of poverty alleviation. We hope provide different learning opportunities in a sustainable community center for slums including basic computer book processing (Microsoft Office) and sewing skills. We also set up a small shop, so that young people can learn small business skills. Besides, a toy library will be set up for the slum kids to enjoy playing with toys safely.

Dream Riders planned to cycle from Chengdu to the Everest Base Camp via Tibet, a challenge of approximately 3000 km long journey. Po Leung Kuk and the Charles K. Kao Foundation for Alzheimer’s Disease Limited are the beneficiary of this event with target of not less than One Million Hong Kong dollars fundraising and arousing public awareness of Alzheimer's disease.

Ketch’Up bike aims to developing an environmentally friendly public transportation system and connecting people across the city.

This initiative is headed by Smile with us HK and aims to give underprivileged, single-parent families struggling to make ends meet, a much needed makeover of their home.

Fearless Dragon Trailwalkers - Kim Mok, Derek Ko, Jeff Wong and Morris Moy are in one heart. They will go to Belgium to take up the 100 km Trailwalker challenge in late August. They have been undergoing tough training over the months, demonstrating the cooperation between able-bodied people and persons with disability through sports, as well as promoting the spirit of endurance and actualizing mission impossible. They aim to raise funds for the Community-based Support Service for Persons with Acquired Disability in this attempt.

Mid-Autumn Festival Elderly Home Visit 2017 is organized by Sun Club and Vegetarian Health Volunteer on Sept. 23, Sept. 24 & Sept 30. Our volunteer team will visit more than 400 solitary elders in the Choi Hung Estate, Tseng Lan Shue and Choi Wan Estate. All donations will be used to buy goodies bags includes mooncakes, medicated oil and other daily necessities. The Sun Club is a non-profit and volunteer organization. Since December 2015 our organization has held over 10 volunteer activities, for example, Drams & Hope Charity Market, Charity Dinner for elderly, Nursing Home Visit, etc.

Music belongs to everyone. Nowadays in Hong Kong, schools also require each student to learn at least one musical instrument. However, music lessons and instruments are quite expensive, learning music is therefore a luxury for underprivileged children. This project aims to tackle this social issue, engage different stakeholders and public to help, and let underprivileged children who love music, have a chance to taste the joy of playing music, attend affordable music classes and possess their own musical instruments.

The 8th Hong Kong Half Marathon Dragon Boat Championships organized by Hong Kong China Dragon Boat Association and subvented by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department scheduled on 15 October 2017. This dragon boat race is a well-known charity event of the year and this year we will celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Establishment of the HKSAR as well. Each participating team will fundraise for the Hong Kong Alzheimer's Disease Association (HKADA), a charitable organization, funds are raised for the purpose of subsidizing the specialized services to families affected by Alzheimer's Disease, and to advocate for applicable community support.

I am a 17-year-old student from Hong Kong. Last year, I volunteered at the community service of Society for Community Organization (SoCO) and had the chance to learn about the housing problem in Hong Kong. Seeing subdivided flats and encountering the shocking conditions, where 200,000 people lived in, was an unforgettable experience. Above all, I remembered the heat and humidity of the dwellings, and found out they count on SoCO to donate fans to them every year. I decided this year to contribute by setting up a crowdfunding site to raise money for the fans, and above all raise awareness for their plight.

$6.6 a day helps the young people in achieving their dreams! Give immediate support to “Walk with dreamers” 1:1 matching fund campaign!

Everybody can't help striving for a stable accommodation in Hong Kong. Perhaps for a better living place, you and your loved ones just work so hard every single day. Have you ever imagined -- under the same sky there is a bunch of people out there, facing huge living pressure yet being ignored by the public, who need your helping hand to building a more ideal accommodation? To improve the living environment of Likang Court, our self-financed supported hostel, The Likang Enrichment Scheme now appeal to the public for donation, which will benefit the living of People in Recovery, and hence their mental health. Our fundraising target is HK$100,000.

Helping children with suspected special educational needs and their families to receive professional screening assessment and consultation, in order for them to seek appropriate professional help and effective intervention as soon as possible.

All Black FC was established in May 2016 and has since been actively participated in various friendly matches and tournaments. Most players are refugees and asylum seekers in Hong Kong who fled their home countries due to war and persecution. The team provided them with a platform for refugees to express themselves and integrate to the local society. All Black strongly believed that football is a common language bridging people from different social and cultural background. However, since the team is independent, funding for basic operation became a major challenge for the team to continue to thrive.

‘CCF Charity Scholarship’ provides scholarship support with HK$ 5,000 to DSE students who cannot afford the enrolment deposit to universities. In 2016, we have already helped more than 45 DSE graduated students enrolled in universities for 2016/17. CCF has liaised with 26 secondary schools and non-government organizations to support the low-income families to reduce their financial burdens. We hope that the beneficiaries will cherish the opportunity and share the love among needy students.