Y-Care CSR Newsletter
Y-Care CSR Newsletter - 1st Issue
By working with business through various channels over the years, Chinese YMCA of Hong Kong (YMCA) has encouraged corporations to devote more resources and care for the disadvantaged in the society so as to promote social inclusion. To build closer ties with the business world, we have specially prepared Y CARE – CSR and look forward to working hand in hand with various corporations to serve the community.
Corporate partners’ events and activities
The Power of CSR- Corporate Luncheon
Date: 28 February 2014
YMCA organised the first Corporate Luncheon and invited over 50 representatives from 26 corporations (including CLP, MTR, Hang Seng Bank, Wharf, Microsoft, and other corporations) to attend. Representatives were invited to share the strategies they employed for serving the community and its needs. There were also sessions to exchange ideas regarding corporate social responsibility and future trends. It is hoped that this activity will strengthen the links between YMCA and various corporations and allow us to further explore suitable service models. YMCA also participated in the “Caring Company Partnership Expo 2014” organised by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service in the afternoon. Through this platform, we aim to introduce YMCA’s service to different sectors of society, building bridges of communication with each other and seeking opportunities for future cooperation.
Welcome to YMCA’s Facebook page and Youtube channel to share the photos
YMCA organised the first Corporate Luncheon and invited over 50 representatives from 26 corporations (including CLP, MTR, Hang Seng Bank, Wharf, Microsoft, and other corporations) to attend. Representatives were invited to share the strategies they employed for serving the community and its needs. There were also sessions to exchange ideas regarding corporate social responsibility and future trends. It is hoped that this activity will strengthen the links between YMCA and various corporations and allow us to further explore suitable service models. YMCA also participated in the “Caring Company Partnership Expo 2014” organised by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service in the afternoon. Through this platform, we aim to introduce YMCA’s service to different sectors of society, building bridges of communication with each other and seeking opportunities for future cooperation.
Welcome to YMCA’s Facebook page and Youtube channel to share the photos
McDonald’s National Breakfast Day
Date: 17 March 2014
YMCA’s elderly, mentally challenged and hearing impaired members were invited to take part in McDonald’s National Breakfast Day at McDonald’s at MegaBox, Kowloon Bay on 17 March. Our association distributed 10,000 breakfast coupons for free Egg McMuffins to the needy, including elders, low-income families, and rehabilitants, bringing them our encouragement and blessing.
Welcome to YMCA’s Facebook page and Youtube channel to share the photos.
YMCA’s elderly, mentally challenged and hearing impaired members were invited to take part in McDonald’s National Breakfast Day at McDonald’s at MegaBox, Kowloon Bay on 17 March. Our association distributed 10,000 breakfast coupons for free Egg McMuffins to the needy, including elders, low-income families, and rehabilitants, bringing them our encouragement and blessing.
Welcome to YMCA’s Facebook page and Youtube channel to share the photos.
“Realise Love‧Realise Dreams” Project - Show Your Love in Sham Shui Po”
Date: 9 March 2014
YMCA’s “Realise Love‧Realise Dreams” Project –“Show Your Love in Sham Shui Po” programme was held on 9 March. This activity is supported by a number of corporations, including Muji and Tsuen Lee Group (Holdings) Co. Ltd., as well as several schools. Brand new resources, including clothing, stationery, and daily necessities, were packed into 600 gift bags and donated to 300 underprivileged families living in Sham Shui Po and neighbouring districts through our Shek Kip Mei Centre.
YMCA’s “Realise Love‧Realise Dreams” Project –“Show Your Love in Sham Shui Po” programme was held on 9 March. This activity is supported by a number of corporations, including Muji and Tsuen Lee Group (Holdings) Co. Ltd., as well as several schools. Brand new resources, including clothing, stationery, and daily necessities, were packed into 600 gift bags and donated to 300 underprivileged families living in Sham Shui Po and neighbouring districts through our Shek Kip Mei Centre.
Additionally, YMCA also organised the “Don’t Want to Be Isolated” survey press conference on the same day, releasing the results of the “Impact of Economic Conditions on Grass-root Families’ Social Lives” survey conducted earlier. The survey will help the public have a better understanding of the social lives of grass-root families and promote the “Realise Love‧Realise Dreams” Project. The press conference attracted the attention of more than 13 media agencies.
Welcome to YMCA’s Facebook page and Youtube channel to share the photos.
Welcome to YMCA’s Facebook page and Youtube channel to share the photos.
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