Our Achievements

Hopewell Wins Outstanding Corporate Award at Hong Kong Volunteer Award 2025     Passing on the Volunteer Spirit – Hopewell Honored with Recognition This year, Hopewell Holdings Limited ("Hopewell") once again participated in the Hong Kong Volunteer Award 2025, co-organized by the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau and the Agency for Volunteer Service. In recognition of our outstanding volunteer achievements over the past year, Hopewell was awarded the Outstanding Corporate Award, marking another milestone in the Group's volunteer culture.   The theme of the Hong Kong Volunteer Award 2025 was "Innovation, New Era of Volunteering", encouraging more volunteers, especially young people, to integrate innovation and technology into volunteer services.   Innovative Incentive Mechanism – Driving Cross-sector Collaboration Through the "Love Value Added" (LVA) Program, Hopewell encouraged employees to actively participate and collaborate across sectors and departments, including NGOs, schools, community groups, and the business sector. Together, we planned annual projects to maximize social impact.   About the Hong Kong Volunteer Award Hong Kong Volunteer Award, a volunteer recognition scheme co-organised by the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau and the Agency for Volunteer Service, supported through "JC VOLUNTEER TOGETHER" Project which is funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, is dedicated to recognising the contributions and achievements of volunteers, youth, uniformed groups, corporations, organisations, estates and schools.  There are two main categories in the HKV-Award (in terms of audit review and adjudication): volunteer hours and outstanding, covering individual, young volunteer, team, uniformed group, corporation, non-commercial organisation, estate and school. The diversified award categories aim to further promoting the spirit of "Care for Hong Kong, Everyone Volunteers".   Hopewell Holdings and Subsidiaries Again Awarded “Caring Company” Logo     Hopewell Holdings Limited ("Hopewell") and six of its subsidiaries have once again been awarded the "Caring Company" Continuous Participation Logo by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service, in recognition of the Group's ongoing efforts over the past year to promote a caring culture and advance social sustainability. New Recognition This Year The "Caring Company Performance Recognition Logo" was introduced, requiring companies to submit annual data and undergo evaluation based on sustainability performance in areas such as overall governance, policy management, data tracking, disclosure, and collaboration. A sustainability performance benchmark overview is also provided, guiding participating companies to improve continuously and embody the spirit of caring in their business practices.   Recognition is categorized into four levels: - Actively Participated - Above-Average Performance - Advanced Performance - Leading Performance