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Maxgrand collaborated with "Lok Sin Tong" to carry out a volunteer activity of delivering blessing bags to the elderly during the Dragon Boat Festival. They distributed blessing bags to nearly 250 households of solo-living or elderly couples to express care and compassion.
Maxgrand was invited by the "Hong Kong Enhancing Happiness Index Foundation" to host a poon choi feast for the elderly and single-parent families. The event aimed to share the symbolic poon choi, which represents "abundance and prosperity" and "ample food and clothing," with the hope of spreading satisfaction and happiness to every senior and family. Together, they celebrated the festive occasion and created wonderful memories!
Maxgrand actively participates in and supports charitable initiatives organized by the Rainbow Foundation, fulfilling its corporate social responsibility and contributing to the harmony of Hong Kong society. Eighteen Maxgrand volunteers accompanied children with special educational needs (SEN) from the benefiting organization, Hong Kong Christian Service, to explore various attractions in Ma Wan, including the Ma Wan Heritage Museum, Noah's Organic Farm, the Mushroom Cultivation Site, and Ma Wan Nature Park. Through these activities, the children learned about organic farming, carbon neutrality, biodiversity, ecological conservation, and the 3R (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle) environmental principles. They also gained insights into Ma Wan's historical culture and ecological preservation. The event aimed to raise public awareness of low-carbon living and environmental protection, instill sustainable development values in the next generation, and strengthen civic responsibility.
WWF-Hong Kong Walk for Nature 2024 guided participants through a new walking route within the Mai Po Nature Reserve, where WWF-Hong Kong’s researchers shared intriguing discoveries about the area. Participants had the opportunity to learn about habitat management techniques, the revival of lost rice paddies, and were able to explore new birdwatching spots. Exhibitions and workshops were also held along the route, allowing attendees to immerse themselves in the natural beauty of Mai Po.
The "Explore science with SEN" charity walk, organized by the Rainbow Foundation, celebrates its 15th anniversary. In this event, Maxgrand and a team of parents of children with special education needs (SEN) participated in an orienteering activity. We took on various challenging tasks, not only learning scientific knowledge but also engaging in interactions with SEN students through these activities, fostering an inclusive society.
Maxgrand supports Orbis' "Orbis Virtual Moonwalkers" event each year. This year, Orbis has added four new hiking routes, and participants have 40 days to complete a virtual run to raise funds for visually impaired individuals. For every kilometer run, ten dollars will be raised to support Orbis' sight-saving missions.
Rainbow Foundation has always been committed to collaborating with social welfare and charitable organizations to help society. Through the theme of "Can't Hear Sound, But Can See and Feel", everyone to gather in Ma Wan, explore various attractions, use their eyes to explore and their hearts to feel the cultural ecology of Ma Wan, and work with disadvantaged communities to complete tasks that promote social harmony.
Yan Oi Tong has always been mindful of the general public’s well-being. In early 2021, they held an online charity walk for the very first time, emphasizing the importance of improving public health and contributing to society.
