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Michelle Chan

More than 1,000 students tapped into their artistic talent in a charity event to promote the message of

'love and care'.

They created a collage made up of more than 200 paintings at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre Piazza last Sunday.

Jointly organised by Chevron Hong Kong Limited (Caltex), the Boys' and Girls' Clubs Association of Hong Kong, and the Hong Kong Institute of Aesthetic Education,  'Spring Art for Love' allowed participants to  express their feelings towards their community on canvas.

The students were divided into groups of  two to four members.  Each group made a minimum donation of HK$200.

Material was provided and artists were present to  guide the students, who drew their paintings on the spot.

The  teams then put together more than 200 paintings to form the word 'LOVE', demonstrating people's desire to help those in need.

The project raised HK$150,000, which will be donated to Caltex Project Chance.

The project helps children from low-income families enhance their self-esteem and cope with difficulties during their daily lives.



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