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Event hosted by magician and mentalist Zenneth Kok in November 2021 was part of the performing arts theme of Operation Santa Claus.
Event hosted by magician and mentalist Zenneth Kok in November 2021 was part of the performing arts theme of Operation Santa Claus.
Six children from Operation Santa Claus beneficiaries learn how make masks and act with them during two-day session with The Nonsensemakers in November 2021.
Six children from Operation Santa Claus beneficiaries learn how make masks and act with them during two-day session with The Nonsensemakers in November 2021.
Children at Norwegian International School raise more than HK$6,000 for Operation Santa Claus by taking pictures with Father Christmas.
With large gatherings impossible due to social distancing, principal Christopher Chadwick had to find smaller ways to inject some holiday cheer.
‘We’re a small school with a big heart,’ says head of primary on school’s fundraising efforts.
Students from International College Hong Kong in Sha Tau Kok hosted charity event from November 22 to December 1 last year to spread kindness around school, raising HK$12,389.40 for Operation Santa Claus.
Singapore International School (Hong Kong) publishes traditional cookbook as part of its 30th anniversary celebrations.
DSC International School offers fun and much-needed laughter as staff shave heads and children put on funny wigs for charity.
DSC International School offers fun and much-needed laughter as staff shave heads and children put on funny wigs for charity.
Parents say the initiative teaches children to be compassionate and learn the true meaning of Christmas. The annual event is run by the South China Morning Post and public broadcaster RTHK.
Non-profit foundation promotes leaders among local NGOs, provides half of HK$800,000 funds for training programme.
The furniture giant is allowing 18 Operation Santa Claus beneficiaries to make HK$10,000 wish lists of Ikea goodies.
Participants, especially the children, were glad to be back on the field for the five-a-side tournament hosted by Operation Santa Claus, Hong Kong Football Club’s Nam Nguyen says.
Programme at company’s 18 outlets lets customers give back by simply enjoying the foods they love, says director of sales and marketing Catherine Yuen Wai-lin.
Festivities included karaoke dares that cost thousands to get out of, and a charity auction that saw a steak dinner go for HK$65,000.
Dah Sing Charity Score Challenge on December 11 saw corporate teams go head to head, with mini-challenge also held for young players.
After a week-long auction, the highest bid this year was HK$537,718 for a cake made by a senior bank employee.
Fair held in Quarry Bay marks first time company has worked towards creating zero-waste event. Since 2013, the event has helped raise more than HK$6.3 million for the Post and RTHK’s annual Operation Santa Claus fundraising drive.
Dubbed BOB, or Bottle of Bread, the beer is the brainchild of a group of University of Science and Technology students.
Swedish consulate held a series of Nordic festivities last month, including a Christmas market, meet-and-greet with Santa Claus and craft workshops.
The Shangri-La treated the families to a doughnut-making workshop with its chief baker and afternoon tea in its swanky Lobby Lounge.
