HKEX Charity Partnership Programme List of Funded Projects for 2025   Project Name Agency Name Financial Literacy 1. Good Living: Rental Advisory and Financial Education for Grassroots Communities ComHome Social Housing Platform Limited 2. SafeGuard: Debt and Scam Prevention Training for Migrant Caregivers   HELP Limited 3. NextGen Financial & Policy Ambassadors  The Boys' and Girls' Clubs Association of Hong Kong 4.  Know Money, Know Talk – Financial Education for At-risk Youth Youth Outreach  Social Empowerment 5. Uplift Carer Network Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service 6. Bridging Futures: Empowering Caregivers with Award-Winning AI to Support SEN Children Bridge Foundation Limited 7. “Time Exchange” – Low-income Community Economy Project Concern For Grassroots’ Livelihood Alliance Limited 8. Equal Justice: Early Legal Support Equal Justice Limited  9. Be The Light – Community Counselling Training and Support Programme  School of Everyday Life Limited 10. “I’m Fine” – Smart Mental Health Resource Platform for Youth  The University of Hong Kong  Talent Development 11. LeadOn Hong Kong HandsOn Hong Kong Limited 12. Nurturing Change Agent for Ethnic Minorities  Pro Bono HK Limited Environmental Sustainability 13. Sustainable Development & Green School: Nurturing Future Sustainability Leaders Fullness Social Enterprises Society Limited 14. Farming Hong Kong Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden Corporation ...

Link Together Initiatives 2026/27 – Open for Application! Established in 2013 by Link REIT, Link Together Initiatives supports eligible charitable organisations to implement innovative projects across three focus areas: Environmental Sustainability, Inclusion and Active Ageing and Youth Empowerment in the communities near Link’s properties to advance sustainable development in society. Since its inception, the Initiatives has earmarked HK$174 million to support more than 200 community projects with 20 million target beneficiaries. Link Together Initiatives 2026/27 is now open for eligible charitable organisations to apply. The granted projects will commence from August 2026. The application schedule is as follows: Application Period:  5 January to 6 February 2026, 23:59 (Late applications will NOT be considered) Review, Select and Interview: February – May 2026 Result Announcement: July 2026 Interested and eligible charitable organisations must complete and submit the online application by deadline at (submission via fax or email will NOT be accepted): https://www.linkreit.com/en/community/link-together-initiatives/community-projects/apply-fund/ (Video Guide for the Online Application System: https://www.linkreit.com/-/media/linkreit/community/link-together-initiatives/community-projects/apply-fund/link_together_initiatives_202627_online_application_video_guide.mp4) Detailed information about eligibility, selection criteria, application form and other relevant templates can be found at the Link Together Initiatives webpage. For enquiries, please contact Ms Ivy Tiu at 2876 2495 or Ms Melody Ho at 2864 2945. Email: [email protected] Link Asset ...

Launched in 2012, the HSBC Hong Kong Community Partnership Programme(“CPP”) has partnered with the Home Affairs Department, the Social Welfare Department and The Hong Kong Council of Social Service (HKCSS). CPP aims to inspire district-based community initiatives to foster a more inclusive society. Also, it encourages cross-sector collaboration to address the social needs of local districts and help charities and community organisations in Hong Kong build capacity. In 2025, HKD18 million from The Hongkong Bank Foundation is allocated to support 21 projects under CPP.  HSBC Hong Kong Community Partnership Programme 2025 funded projects: District Organisation Name Project Name Hong Kong Island Caritas - Hong Kong Sai Wan Co-Creation Lab: Intergenerational Future Building MFMW Limited CARE WELL: Community-Driven Empowerment for Migrant Caregivers in Elderly Support Kowloon East Hong Kong Christian Service Journey of Fulfillment: Compassionate Community Initiative The Hong Kong Polytechnic University Memory Spectrum - Nurturing Dementia-friendly Communities Through Transition Hong Kong Family Welfare Society Silver Smart Learning Hub JORDAN VALLEY KAIFONG WELFARE ASSOCIATION Embrace Chorus Kwun Tong Methodist Social Service TEEN Horizons Project Kowloon West The Salvation Army "Cook for You" Community Support Project for Carer Stone Houses Family Garden Company Limited Cross-Generational Volunteer Team Teach for Hong Kong Foundation ...

Operation Santa Claus (OSC) is an annual charity campaign established jointly by the South China Morning Post and Radio Television Hong Kong in 1988. It is dedicated to cultivating a spirit of giving, love and care throughout Hong Kong. Over the past 36 years, it has raised over HK$396 million for over 364 charity projects in Hong Kong. We are now calling for a new round of funding proposals. To better identify and align with OSC’s mission to support smaller charities, an organization will be eligible to apply if it Is a non-profit charitable organisation registered in Hong Kong and exempt from tax under section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance. Has a current Certificate of Incorporation. Does not receive Social Welfare Department major subvention allocation Does not exceed in the previous financial year annual expenditure of HK$15 million. To encourage collaboration, applications requesting HK$600,000 or above are highly recommended to include at least two organisations working together. The other organisation(s) can be a charity, social enterprise or private company. Maximum funding amount: HK$1 Million per project We welcome projects focusing the following service groups: Social Issues/ Service Groups Children & Youth Elderly Adult Persons with disabilities or persons in ...

HKEX Foundation has set up the HKEX Impact Funding Scheme (the Scheme) to support local recognised Social Enterprises (SEs). The Scheme, in partnership with The Hong Kong Council of Social Service (HKCSS), aims to support SEs to develop innovative, vital and scalable solutions based on four focus areas: Financial Literacy, Social Empowerment, Talent Development and Environmental Sustainability, serving a wide spectrum of people in need in our community and addressing various social and environmental challenges. Application Details Date of Application The Scheme will accept online application from 30 April to 28 May 2025 at 5 p.m. Eligibility Social Enterprises (SEs) that have a clear social mission, revenue model, and a proven track record and Listed on the Social Enterprise Directory (SED) managed by the HKCSS; or Accredited under the Social Enterprise Endorsement (SEE) Mark administered by the Hong Kong General Chamber of Social Enterprises (HKGCSE); or SEs with Tree Mark; or Previously or currently supported by the government's SE funding schemes, such as The Social Innovation and Entrepreneurship Development Fund (SIE Fund), Enhancing Self-Reliance Through District Partnership Programme (ESR) and Enhancing Employment of People with Disabilities through Small Enterprise Project (3E) Focus Area Environmental Sustainability Raise awareness about climate change ...