Our Communities
| Hopewell Co-hosts Mid-Autumn Workshop with Methodist Centre as Volunteer Team Spreads Festive Warmth | | | 23 Sep 2026
On the eve of the Mid-Autumn Festival, Hopewell Holdings Limited (“Hopewell”) joined hands with the Wan Chai Methodist Centre for the Seniors to host the “Hopewell x Methodist Lighting Up Mid-Autumn with Love & Care” at Hopewell Hotel’s Club Lounge. On the day of the event, 14 “HH Social Club” volunteers warmly welcomed 20 elderly residents living alone from the Wan Chai district to craft festive handiworks and share the joy of the season.
The event received the full support of Lady Ivy Wu, Director of Hopewell Holdings Limited, who attended in person. Beyond cheering on the volunteer team, Lady Ivy joined the elderly in making handcrafted lanterns and presented them with carefully prepared festive mooncakes and fresh fruit, filling the venue with warmth and festive spirit.
The activity was also strongly supported by Hopewell Hotel, which sponsored the premium venue and delicate catering service. Adding to the joy, the hotel management delightfully surprised the seniors with handcrafted floral bouquets, bringing beaming, satisfied smiles to their faces.
Adorned with colourful festive lanterns, the venue exuded a rich holiday atmosphere. The seniors and volunteers unleashed their creativity to craft heartfelt lanterns while enjoying delicious refreshments and engaging in warm conversations. Towards the end of the event, volunteers presented each senior with a gift pack filled with various food items and fresh fruit, wishing them good health and peace for the festival and bringing a joyous, rewarding afternoon to a perfect close. |
| Hopewell Awarded Certificate of Appreciation for The Community Chest "Corporate & Employee Contribution Programme" | | | 21 Aug 2026
Hopewell Holdings Limited ("Hopewell") is dedicated to fulfilling its corporate social responsibility by actively encouraging employees to participate in various community care activities. Over the past year, Hopewell continued to support The Community Chest's "Corporate & Employee Contribution Programme," uniting the efforts of the company and its staff to deliver care and support to underprivileged groups in society.
The Community Chest presented a Certificate of Appreciation to Hopewell in recognition and gratitude for the joint efforts of the company and all employees in giving back to the community.
With the enthusiastic support of our staff, the Group achieved fruitful results across multiple Community Chest fundraising initiatives over the past year. We actively participated in "Dress Casual Day," "Green Low Carbon Day," and "Skip Lunch Day," providing one-to-one company matching donations. In addition, our employees generously donated to support the "Charity Mooncake" campaign, spreading festive warmth to every corner of the community. |
| Hopewell Supports ELCHK’s "Intership Program 2026" to Help Youth Unleash Potential | | | 18 Aug 2026
Hopewell Holdings Limited ("Hopewell") has always valued youth development, actively creating diverse opportunities for the younger generation to explore their futures and bring positive change to society.
This year, we once again supported the "Internship Program 2026" organized by the Evangelical Lutheran Church of Hong Kong (ELCHK) Youth Career Development Service. Adopting a "Strength-based Approach" and "Experiential Learning" framework, the program aims to guide Secondary 4 and 5 students to identify their strengths and broaden their career horizons.
Internship Highlights：
July (Preparation): Arranged interviews for students, followed by precise role matching by ELCHK based on individual student profiles.
August (Placement): Students completed a 3-to-5-day work placement across Hopewell's business units:
．Panda Hotel: Front Desk Ambassador & Room Attendant
．Panda Place: Customer Service Ambassador
．GARDENEast: Room Attendant
During the internship, Hopewell assigned a dedicated departmental mentor to each student, providing professional job guidance and sharing workplace insights to help them smoothly adapt to the work environment. Upon completion, mentors conducted objective performance appraisals, and ELCHK awarded official certificates to recognize the students' efforts and achievements. |
| Hopewell Awarded "Hong Kong Volunteer Award – Outstanding Corporate Award" Celebrating Joy with Volunteers | | | 24 Jun 2026
Hopewell Holdings Limited ("Hopewell") is dedicated to caring for the community and actively promoting a structured volunteer culture. Earlier, we were honored to receive the "Hong Kong Volunteer Award 2025 – Outstanding Corporate Award," co-organized by the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau and the Agency for Volunteer Service (AVS). This recognition affirms the Group's efforts in volunteer service over the past year and belongs to every dedicated member of the "Hopewell Social Club" Volunteer Team.
Special Thanks Dinner Celebration
To express our gratitude for our volunteers' selfless contributions, we have invited volunteers who completed 20 or more volunteer hours (with most reaching nearly 30 hours) between 2024 and 2025 to attend the "Hong Kong Volunteer Award" Dinner and share in this joyful moment together. |
| Sixteen Years of Continuous Care: The “HH Social Club Tuen Ng Visit” Brighten Elders’ Lives | | | 30 May 2026
Organized by Hopewell Holdings Limited in partnership with St. James' Settlement, the “HH Social Club Tuen Ng Visit” was successfully held on May 30. Spanning 16 consecutive years, this warm initiative has benefited over 15,000 elderly individuals living alone, continuously injecting intergenerational harmony and caring strength into the community.
Intergenerational Volunteers Unite to Visit Over 60 Elderly Households
This year’s loving lineup was stronger than ever. Gathering at St. James' Settlement headquarters, 23 “HH Social Club" volunteers and their family members were joined for the first time by 22 volunteers from the Hopewell Hotel team, alongside 10 students from the Vocational Training Council and 14 students from Lingnan University (including recipients of the Huadu Student Scholarship at Lingnan University).
Before setting off, volunteers packed gift bags containing custom Tuen Ng Festival rice dumplings from Hopewell Hotel and attended an orientation on communication skills with seniors. They then divided into teams across Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, Tin Hau, North Point, and Tsuen Wan, visiting over 60 households of elderly citizens living alone to deliver festive blessings.
Mrs. Ivy Wu Kwok, Director of Hopewell Holdings Limited, said, “The HH Social Club Tuen Ng Volunteers Programme’ has spanned sixteen years, growing alongside the community. Hopewell has always been committed to corporate social responsibility, encouraging employees and young people to join hands in volunteer service. Watching students and colleagues pay home visits together, offering care and blessings, deeply moved me with the strength of intergenerational harmony. This goodwill extends beyond the Tuen Ng Festival, it is a lasting promise to keep love flowing through the community.”
First-Ever Initiative: Clearing Hoarding Households to Create Safe, Cozy Living Spaces
This year marked a meaningful breakthrough: assisting elderly residents in clearing and organizing their homes.
Led by Hopewell Hotel management, including Director Mr. Jay Lee, volunteers stepped directly into the homes of elders affected by hoarding. Facing mounds of accumulated items, the team quickly coordinated to declutter and free up spacious living area. From replacing broken lightbulbs last year to physically clearing clutter today, volunteers demonstrated through action that caring means making elders' lives bright again. |
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