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Carrie Lee
Students raised money for Operation Santa Claus, helping 13 charities and victims of the deadly fire in Tai Po.
Proceeds from the fair, as well as a Christmas card sale, were donated to the campaign and victims of the Tai Po fire.
The school’s charity food fair has fostered empathy and unity, teaching students vital skills through fundraising.
The school in Yuen Long used charity booths and games to raise funds for the campaign co-organised by South China Morning Post and RTHK.
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Students have raised funds for Operation Santa Claus charities by organising a ‘Charitable Free Dress Day’.
Funds will benefit over 11,000 needy Hongkongers through 11 charities, with total raised since 1988 inception exceeding HK$396 million.
The international school held a cultural fair, Christmas market and card sale to raise money for the annual charitable fundraising campaign co-organised by South China Morning Post and RTHK.
Students and teachers raised money for charity by dressing as security guards, doctors and other professions.
Segantii Capital Management has donated HK$14 million to Operation Santa Claus over past 14 years, supporting over 140 projects.
Developer had worked closely with OSC to organise diverse festive activities centred on education, sustainability and support for ethnic minority groups.
About 400 players of different ages, skill levels and backgrounds compete in the inaugural Operation Santa Claus HKTTF Charity Table Tennis Tournament.
The foundation is contributing to Operation Santa Claus for the second year in a row.
Outdoor celebration hosted by HKSH Medical Group a culmination of a month-long series of fundraising activities.
The long-time OSC supporter collects HK$5.8 million for this year’s campaign, beating its previous record of HK$5.5 million in 2023.
Catering and restaurant conglomerate will donate HK$10 to Operation Santa Claus for each BOB craft beer and cup of WeGen tomatoes sold.
Local and ethnic minority elders take part in event held as part of law firm Deacons’ 14-year-long support for Operation Santa Claus.
Annual fundraising initiative by the South China Morning Post and public broadcaster RTHK has raised HK$369 million for 338 projects to support the Hong Kong community.
The school’s Cultural Fair, organised by the primary section, had 12 booths, each represented a city or a country.
Event included a second-hand clothes sale to raise money and promote sustainability.
Foundation set up by late entertainment magnate Run Run Shaw contributes to annual fundraising campaign by SCMP and RTHK to champion local causes.
More than 100 volunteers took part in ‘Il Mercatino di Iwa’ charity fair organised by Italian Women’s Association.
Recent Meals for Seniors Day at Saint Barnabas’ Society and Home was part of law firm Deacons’ 13-year support for Operation Santa Claus.
Outdoor Christmas party was highlight of series of activities hosted by Hong Kong Sanatorium and Hospital to support Operation Santa Claus, an annual fundraising drive.
Sixteen deaf children took part in a Christmas cupcake workshop hosted by hotel operator Nina Hospitality at its Nina Hotel Tsuen Wan West.
‘There is a timely need to nurture this new or future generation of NGO leaders to maintain the effective functioning of NGOs’, scholar with leadership programme says.
Zubin’s Family Centre provides support to children from ethnic minority groups with special educational needs who come from low-income households.
Last year’s campaign helped to fund 15 NGOs whose projects will support more than 12,000 disadvantaged people across Hong Kong.
Students at St Mark’s School organised events to help participants develop empathy while donating to those in need.
Tin Ka Ping Secondary School students say they enjoyed being able to help people in need while also learning how to organise an event from scratch.
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