Our Communities
| Hopewell Spread Love to Singleton Elderly at Tuen Ng Festival | | | 13 May 2022
Caring for the community is ingrained in our corporate culture. Hopewell Holdings Limited (“Hopewell”) continued to collaborate with St. James’ Settlement to organize the Tuen Ng Volunteer Programme for the twelfth consecutive year, benefitting over 11,000 singleton elderly since its launch, sharing festive greetings and cheer to the elderly during the Tuen Ng Festival.
On 13 May, 18 HH Social Club volunteers gathered at Hopewell Centre and prepared 100 HH Social Club gift bags. Hopewell also donated 1,100 HH Social Club gift bags, containing rice dumplings from Panda Hotel, Vitamin C tablets, soup packs and food.
During the year, around 30 HH Social Club volunteers made calls to over 110 elderly from 27 May to 7 June, taking care of their physical and mental wellbeing, in particular those who had recovered from COVID-19. It allows St. James’ Settlement to offer immediate assistance to those in need. |
| Hopewell Supported COVID-19 Support Hotline by Hong Kong Red Cross | | | 07 Apr 2022
During the 5th wave pandemic, the number of confirmed cases continues to climb daily, even in the elderly care homes. To provide essential support to vulnerable groups, the Hong Kong Red Cross set up the "COVID-19 Support Hotline" and "COVID-19 Information Platform" in February, providing the latest COVID-19 measures and health information, as well as HKRC and other social services information. They also provided psychological support services, food parcels, COVID-19 prevention kits, rapid antigen test kits, etc. according to needs, especially for the vulnerable.
Hopewell Holdings Limited ("Hopewell") supported COVID-19 Support Hotline of Hong Kong Red Cross by sponsoring the Hopewell Centre as a venue for the volunteers to pack and distribute protective equipment and other supplies to elderly care homes. In addition, to express their sincere gratitude for the volunteers' selfless dedication, Hopewell had specially sent 150 gift packs to Hong Kong Red Cross volunteers. The gift packs contained “Lung Clearing Tea”, vacuum bottles, oranges, and macarons made by the Panda Hotel Hotel, sending encouragement and blessings to them.
Since the launch of the "COVID-19 Support Hotline", The Hotline had received over 13,000 calls, with our wish is to tide over everyone in the city amidst difficulties. |
| Hopewell Supported WWF Earth Hour for 12nd year | | | 26 Mar 2022
Hopewell Holdings Limited (“Hopewell”) supported Earth Hour ogranised by WWF-Hong Kong for the 12nd year. The major properties of the Group, including Hopewell Centre, and Panda Place switched off exterior decorative lights or non-essential lights for an hour from 8:30pm on the night of 26 March.
This year, the theme of Earth Hour is “Habits Protect Habitats”. Earth Hour 2022 spotlights the planet’s wetlands and encourages communities worldwide to rethink their relationship with nature.
In Hong Kong, Earth Hour 2022 lights out was supported by nearly 4000 companies, organisations and buildings. This year marks the 40th Anniversary of WWF-Hong Kong and also the 14th consecutive year that Hong Kong has been participating in this global event. |
| Hopewell and Seven Subsidiaries Awarded in the Caring Company Logo | | | 01 Mar 2022
Hopewell Holdings Limited and seven of its subsidiaries have been awarded the Caring Company Logo 2021/2022 by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service in recognition of our continuous commitment to the community, the employees and the environment.
This year, Hopewell Holdings Limited and Hopewell Property Management Company Limited have received the honours for more than fifteen consecutive years and received the accolade of ‘15 Years Plus Caring Company Logo’
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| Hopewell Supported Lai See Packets Reuse and Recycling Programme Again | | | 10 Feb 2022
Hopewell Holdings Limited (“Hopewell”) supported “Lai See Packets Reuse and Recycling Programme” again organised by the Greeners Action. The Lai Sees Collection Boxes were placed at our premises, Hopewell Centre and Panda Place, from 10 February to 2 March to collect packets from the public and staff members. During this campaign, 75kg of red packets was received and handed over to the Greeners Action for further process, turning them to “new born packets”.
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