Our People
| Hopewell Supports Olympic Day cum Olympic Day Run | | | 23 Jun 2013
Hopewell Holdings Limited (“Hopewell”) supported 2013 Olympic Day cum Olympic Day Run (ODR) organized by the Sports Federation & Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China. Held in Hong Kong Disneyland Resort, this event added vitality and positive energy to the community, enhanced Hong Kong citizens’ sense of belongings and encouraged citizens to experience the fun of doing exercise. |
| Hopewell Awarded Certificate of Appreciation by “Corporate and Employee Contribution Programme” | | | 18 Jun 2013
Hopewell Holdings Limited (“Hopewell”) awarded Certificate of Appreciation on its participation of Corporate and Employee Contribution Programme organized by the Community Chest. It represents recognition of Hopewell for the continuous supports on fundraising activities and helps for the needy.
This programme provides a direct channel for corporations and employees to make donations through direct donations, self-organized fund raising events or monthly payroll deduction. Special events are also organized to seek both corporate and public support. |
| Hopewell Supports The Community Chest Green Day | | | 16 Jun 2013
Totally 76 employees of Hopewell Holdings Limited (“Hopewell”) supported the Community Chest Green Day organized by the Community Chest to act green and live green. The Community Chest Green Day encourage public to take a greener form of transport, save energy, water and food, support resources recycling and redistributing, waste reduction, separation and recovery, food waste recycling and grow potted plants etc. Donations received is allocated to support "Medical and Health Services" provided by the Chest's member agencies. |
| 140 Volunteers from Hopewell and St. James Settlement to Bring Festive Joy to Singleton Elderly at Tuen Ng Festival | | | 01 Jun 2013
Hopewell Holdings Limited (“Hopewell”) again launched the Tuen Ng Volunteer Visit to Elderly on 1 June 2013 with St. James Settlement in hopes of spreading love to the community. This year, the team consisted of 110 long time supporting HH Social Club members, as well as its business partners, family and friends to form the volunteer team with 140 members who came from different sectors of society. The Volunteer Team has truly demonstrated the spirit of love, unity and the communal harmony, visiting 140 units of singleton elderly in Wan Chai, Causeway Bay, Kwun Tong, Kwai Chung and Kwai Fong. The total number of beneficiaries in Tuen Ng Volunteer Visit Program reached 800 this year. The love shown by the volunteers had warmed the hearts of recipients.
Build Harmonious Society
The event was one of the programmes under “Caring Hong Kong” of “Hong Kong: Our Home”, the citywide public participation campaign launched by the Government. Upholding the Campaign’s mission to “foster mutual help among neighbours and encourage people to show care and concern for the under-privileged and the disadvantaged”, Hopewell aimed to bring laughter and joy to the singleton elderly from St. James’ Funeral Navigation Service by bringing forces from different demographics into this ‘HH Social Club’ Tuen Ng Volunteer Visit.
Representatives from St. James introduced the training through the cases with the team prior to the visits, which enabled volunteers to develop better communication with the elderly and at the same time identify their needs, the elderly will be follow up by St. James and provide appropriate treatment to them. Hopewell also purchased some exquisite velvet pins handmade by St. James’ members as presents to convey its deep thankfulness toward volunteers. The warmhearted Panda Hotel volunteers made rice dumplings with “Five Grains” and in a lighter size, which better suit the appetite of the elderly. Volunteers brought the Hopewell-St. James sponsored bags of presents and shared the festive love and care to the singleton elderly. |
| Hopewell Supports Skip Lunch Day | | | 21 Mar 2013
Hopewell Holdings Limited (“Hopewell”) supported “Skip Lunch Day” organized by the Community Chest to encourage the employees to donate their lunch fees to support the needy. The programme of this year is to benefit the "Services for Street Sleepers, Residents in Cage Homes and Cubicles" supported by the Community Chest. |
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