ANNUAL REPORT
Year ending 31st March 2017
Through all my experiences at Kids4Kids, the most valuable things I have learnt have been about myself, and how I can share joy with the others around me, be it my buddy readers, Powered by Youth Forum participants or fellow Advocate Leadership Team members. Phoebe Chan Vice President of The Advocate Leadership Team
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Executive Director's Letter
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Mission and Vision
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We Engage
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Kids4Kids Programs
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Timeline 2017
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Our Advocates
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Our Volunteers
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Impact
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Financial Highlights
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Accountability and Transparency
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Our Amazing Supporters
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EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR'S LETTER WHAT IS OUR IMPACT ON THE COMMUNITY?
At Kids4Kids, we are always asking this question of ourselves and our partners. It’s not enough to facilitate literacy development and youth empowerment workshops, only to say we’ve engaged 1000+ youth. So, what’s the impact? What changed as a result of these trainings, workshops and programs? We ask because we want to know what difference our actions and involvement has made. We ask because we are determined to bring about positive community change, starting with our youth. Working together with like-minded partners, we are committed to empowering youth in Hong Kong with skill sets and providing them with a platform to have a voice, and to take socially responsible actions that will bring about positive changes in the community. Through our combined partnership work with whom we continue to foster the spirit of collaboration and increased impact in the social change sector. We ask ourselves, “so, what’s the impact?”, and we are clear in identifying the changes that we want to see. In the coming year, Kids4Kids will continue to embrace the spirit of community change and organizational innovation by expanding our program delivery to provide digital literacy to low resourced primary schools in Hong Kong. As we move forward into 2018, Kids4Kids is building on our past success and focusing on becoming an even stronger organization. We are formalizing our programs, diversifying our funding streams and refining further our evaluation methods to position Kids4Kids to serve even more communities and children from low income families in the years to come. We welcome you to join us on this journey.
Danielle Stutterd Kids4Kids Executive Director 1
MISSION & VISION
WE ENGAGE
Kids4Kids is a Hong Kong based non-profit organization developed to inspire young people in Hong Kong to take action and make a positive social impact. Kids4Kids aims to develop social awareness and responsibility by providing platforms that empower kids to enact positive change in their
COMMUNITIES
community. To date, Kids4Kids has partnered with over 90 schools, 55 charity organizations, and has involved over 20,000 students.
SCHOOLS MISSION Through service and creativity, Kids4Kids develops platforms to empower all young people to be socially responsible and community minded.
VISION Kids4Kids believes in a world where all young people should, by the power of their positive actions, have the opportunity to make a difference.
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KIDS4KIDS PROGRAMS
Educate
Engage
to develop literacy and leadership skills, and social awareness
to actively and directly connect with their community
Enable
Impact
kids and youth from all social, economic and cultural backgrounds are given equal opportunities to participate and interact
the whole community benefits from improved access to educational services and resources on a continuous basis
VOLUNTEERS
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KIDS4KIDS PROGRAMS
LITERACY DEVELOPMENT
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
SHARING THE LOVE OF READING
A PATH FOR KIDS TO SHARE THEIR STORIES
PREPARING TODAY’S YOUTH FOR A BRIGHT FUTURE
UNLEASHING YOUNG PEOPLE’S COMMUNITY SPIRIT
Buddy Reading was established to bring the enjoyment and benefits of storytelling to children who would otherwise not have the experience at home or at school. Kids4Kids recognizes that the development of a good reading habit in the early years enhances language learning and knowledge acquisition to prepare for a life time of learning. Buddy Reading develops children’s cognitive abilities, positive values and interest in reading, enhances language competence and nurtures thinking skills.
My Story Creation gives children from all backgrounds the opportunity to create, write and illustrate their own stories. My Story creation is an annual territory wide competition open to all primary school aged children. Each year, the top 10 stories are published in a Treasury and sold in bookstores and online to celebrate creativity in our community.
Powered by Service is a bilingual school based capability building workshop delivered to schools with limited resources, covering approximately 6 hours of training. Through a high energy, transformative learning experience, students discover their ability to impact the world by building personal and community leadership skills, placing a strong emphasis on service as a means to develop the whole person.
Act!on for a Cause (AFAC) is a community action challenge designed to mobilize 12 –17 year olds from diverse backgrounds to take action on real life social issues. Youth are invited to submit creative action projects that support social issues such as animal welfare, bullying and tolerance, education, environment, health and wellness, homelessness, poverty, and literacy. Entries are judged based on creativity, need and impact on the community. The top 20 projects each receive HK$3,000 and the support of a Kids4Kids professional mentor to bring their community action project to life.
Ü Develop a love of reading English storybooks in children from low income families
In addition, Kids4Kids runs free My Story Creation workshops for non-English speaking primary schools to encourage broader community inclusiveness in the competition. My Story Creation workshops target students from low resourced primary schools and organizations supporting low income families. During the workshops, children develop skills and confidence to write and illustrate their own creative stories and are encouraged to enter their stories in the My Story Creation competition.
Ü Enhance literacy development in kids from low income families
AIM
Ü Improve social and communication skills
Ü Develop literacy in primary school children
Ü Increase kids’ confidence in using English in their daily lives and at school through their interactions with volunteers, who are mainly youth engaged in a community service where they can take responsibility for helping others
Ü Inspire children to write creative stories
IMPACT
IMPACT
IMPACT
þ Delivered at 54 sites; 37 community centers and 17 schools across Hong Kong
þ Engaged 8,000 kids and youth
þ Over 2,300 secondary school student participants
AIM Ü Create a fun environment where kids from low income families can enjoy stories read to them by our youth volunteers
þ Benefited 8,000 children from low income families þ Engaged 5,000 volunteers between ages of 8 and 18, of which 50% have volunteered for more than 1 year
Ü Contribute age appropriate picture storybooks to the community
Powered By Youth (PBY) is a 2-day forum delivered in collaboration with Usher’s New Look, a U.S. non-profit recognized across the world for developing global youth leaders by providing access, awareness and empowerment. PBY focuses on developing forwardthinking leaders who excel in being change makers, taking action and supporting the community.
AIM Ü Promote creative problem solving of real life issues
AIM
Ü Mobilize youth from all backgrounds to take positive action
Ü Develop innovative and socially responsible young leaders
Ü Build leadership skills and social awareness in the community
Ü Engage young leaders on real life social issues Ü Encourage creative group problem solving Ü Bring like-minded youth together from across the community
IMPACT þ 67 community action projects created
þ Involved 65 schools and 18 learning centres þ Published 77 stories in Kids4Kids Treasuries þ Nurtured 2,488 kids from low income families in My Story Creation workshops
þ Over 12,000 beneficiaries of community action projects þ 480 youth inspired
þ Over 1,380 students from more than 125 schools and organizations in PBY þ 850 students from low resourced secondary schools
þ Delivered 3750 sessions þ Delivered over 890 sessions and over 1,200 hours of shared reading enjoyment 4
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TIMELINE 2017 1
JAN
2
FEB
Kerry launches Action for a Cause
Sharing the love of reading
With the support of Kerry Group’s, Jig Saw Foundation, we kicked off the Action for a Cause Mentoring program where 20 community action projects were mentored by Kerry employees to bring their community action ideas into fruition.
The Buddy Reading program expands to over 30 community centres in Hong Kong. This popular reading program mobilizes over 250 volunteers every week to share the love of reading to children from low income communities.
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JUL
Summer Internships The Kids4Kids Internship Program has become wildly popular with students locally and internationally. This year we welcomed 16 interns from secondary schools and universities. Interns have the opportunity to engage in community development and engagement.
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8
AUG
3
MAR
4
APR
Treasury 6 Released
SEP
MAY
Celebrating the Change Makers in our community
Since 2008, children from schools all over Hong Kong have participated in the Kids4Kids annual story writing and illustration competition. Individually or in groups, they have written and illustrated stories from their own imagination. Aged 6-12, these budding artists and authors have given their all to convey action, comedy, life lessons, adventure and fantasy to their readers.
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5
OCT
Celebrating our volunteer community
Powered By Youth Forum
Kids4Kids Awarded GRAND excellence
To thank our 1500+ Buddy Reading volunteers for all the hard work and dedication, Kids4Kids organized a celebration at Ryze for the youth volunteers
2017 Powered by Youth Forum was hosted by MTR at their head office, engaging 225 participants from 42 schools, of which 36 were low resourced schools .
HKCSS and Citi Bank awarded Kids4Kids for our Internship Program which allows youth from all background to gain vital work experience skills.
JUN
Sharing City Wide
Youth Empowerment Sponsorship
Sharing for a Cause is an annual citywide donation drive organized by the Kids4Kids Advocates each May. The most recent program called upon the Hong Kong community via a network of schools and individuals to donate story books to support the educational needs of low-income families and our Buddy reading program. The program was supported by Morgan Stanley, Kerry Logistics and Crossroads.
Kids4Kids held the annual Change Makers Award at Asia Society. Hundreds of My Story Creation Story participants, Action for a Cause project groups and many dedicated volunteers were recognized for their hard work, creativity and support for the community.
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6
11
NOV
Kids4Kids was delighted to receive the news that Hong Kong’s Commission on Youth will sponsor the Kids4Kids Youth Empowerment Programs by matching any funding raised for these programs on a 1:1 basis. A 3-part journey that encourages and support youth to make an impact in their community.
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DEC
Raise the Roof for Youth
Train the Trainers
A fundraising luncheon was held to raise funds for Kids4Kids Youth Empowerment Programs that empower youth by realizing their personal Power and Passion. We successfully raised HK$150,000 which will be matched by the Community on Youth sponsorship.
Kids4Kids held its 8th Teacher Training Session to teachers from low resourced primary schools. The training provided space to discover and explore creativity, while learning new techniques to encourage students to take risks in their own creativity when writing their stories.
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OUR ADVOCATES
OUR VOLUNTEERS
My summer internship at Kids4Kids allowed me to understand more about the local community. I attended
The best thing is actually getting to know the kids, especially when you come here more than once.
an Act!on for a Cause workshop and did research on causes of social issues. I learned about how Kids4Kids
You see them develop, and you get to know them a little better. And probably develop a friendship. I
and a group of students address a social issue and plan for a project to alleviate the problem. Moreover,
think that’s one of the biggest takeaways. And the other aspect is actually between us, the colleagues –
I have a better understanding on how a non-profit organization operates in Hong Kong. Although I take
volunteering together builds more harmony, culture, in the firm.
social entrepreneurship as my minor study at City University of Hong Kong, I can only learn some theories in books at school. Interning at Kids4Kids allowed me to experience the daily operation and challenges faced by Kids4Kids. After my two-month internship at Kids4Kids, I have learnt that being humble, open-minded and ready to accept any challenges at work are important working attitudes in non-profit organization. Lastly, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to Kids4Kids for giving me a precious learning opportunity! Cynthia Ho Sin Tung
I think after experiencing Buddy Reading, there is a huge latent demand for English, and that kids want to learn, you see how much they want to engage in a story, even from the group reading to the individual reading time. They are really open to just following great narratives, and if we can provide that in English, especially for kids who don’t get the exposure, I think that’s doubly as rewarding in a world where being multilingual, or bilingual at very least, is crucial to success. Invesco Volunteers
City University of Hong Kong , Winner of Grand Award of Excellence, Citi-HKCSS Community Intern Program 2017
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Being on the ALT has been an opportu-
I’m extremely excited to work with the
My commitment with ALT has been so
nity of a lifetime. Spending every Friday at
Advocates Leadership team this year. I’m
long term that it is easily a very impor-
Kids4Kids’ office may sound like a chore,
especially excited about organising Powered
tant part of my life now - apart from
but it’s genuinely really fun and has allowed
by Youth, because it enabled me to crea-
looking forward to the meetings to meet
me to meet many passionate and inspiring
tively apply my passion and “power” last
amazing individuals from all around
youth, work on events that have tangible
year, and I love the idea of providing others
Hong Kong, I always anticipate the things
impact on Hong Kong, and so much more.
with the opportunity to serve the commu-
I will learn from my peers & am eager to
Being involved with Google’s CS First
nity. A few things I learned from the ALT
apply it to my life. K4K ALT has allowed
program has been a real highlight of my
is how to collaborate with students from
me to develop into a more mature, all
last year and it wouldn’t have been possible
other schools, to execute large scale events,
rounded and respectful person - all while
without the ALT. Overall, the ALT has
and that anyone can do anything they want
having lots and lots of fun!
allowed me to experience that in fact I can
as long as they put their mind to it, regard-
make a difference as a teenager!
less of age and background.
Ben Lowry, Co-President of The Advocates Leadership Team 2017-2018 (ALT)
Eugenia Chow, Sharing for a Cause Advocate
Anushka Purohit, Co-President of The Advocates Leadership Team 2017-2018 (ALT)
It was inspiring to feel the energy of 130+ young people (including Kids4Kids’ own youth leadership team) eager to make a difference in their communities and brimming with ideas on how to take action to effect change. Can’t wait to see how they put it all together in their Community Action Projects!
The Powered By Youth Forum is a fantastic platform for kids to get together, discuss projects they’re passionate about and bring their ideas to life - I wish there had been something similar when I was younger!
Kids4Kids is a great organization, providing a lot of resources for our students to understand how our community works from more perspectives. When youth are growing up, apart from textbook knowledge, it is also extremely important for them to have the chance to learn how society works, how to interact with others, how to bring those youthful, innovative, and crazy ideas to life.
Christine Choi, Director, Elephant Community Press
Kay Withers, Senior Vice President, Artemis Associates
Mr. Arthur Lee, Teacher, Sir Ellis Kadoorie Secondary School
This is exactly the kind of platform Kids4Kids provides for students’ creativity, imagination, and dreams. With support from the experiences of people from the business world or other insightful individuals, students are able to translate their crazy, passionate, and useful ideas into the real world.
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IMPACT
WE INSPIRED
WE EN GAGED 12,000
beneficiaries of community action projects
20,000
volunteers
77
stories in Kids4Kids Treasuries
WE’RE TRUSTED 1,800
hours of shared reading enjoyment
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15,000
charity organizations
students
200
schools
67
community action projects created
Award of Excellence HKCSS & Citi Bank
8,000
children from low income families
Jockey Club Sponsorship
Standing Committee of Language and Research funding
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Social Capital Builders (SCB) Awards in 2016–18
115
advocate leadership alumni
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FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS General donation
Program income
Buddy Reading Program
Administrative Expense
4%
18%
20%
34%
REVENUE
Fundraising income
EXPENDITURE
Fundrasing expense
22%
62%
24% 8%
9%
From left to right—Jack Lee, Shirley Hung, Kyran Sze, Michele Lai, Brian Tang and Flora Xu
My Story Creation
ACCOUNTABILITY &TRANSPARENCY
Power by Action for Youth a Cause
REVENUE General donation
On behalf of the Board of Directors, I am pleased to present our Annual Report for the year ending March 31, 2017.
LESS: EXPENDITURE $ 184,127
Program Expenses $ 561,476
Fundraising income
$ 2,562,152
/ Buddy Reading Program
Program income
$ 1,437,502
/ My Story Creation
$ 669,744
/ Action for a Cause
$ 237,869
/ Powered by Youth
$ 214,166
Fundraising expenses
$ 613,612
Administrative expenses
$ 494,184
$ 4,183,781
$ 2,791,051
BALANCE SHEET NON-CURRENT ASSETS Fixed Assets
$ 38,194
Intangible Assets
$ 70,291 $ 108,485
CURRENT ASSETS Cash Trade Receivables Inventories
$ 1,289,386
NET CURRENT ASSETS NET ASSETS
$ 181,746
$ 1,687,321
$ 1,795,806
$ 485,596 $ 81,085 $ 1,869,067
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CURRENT LIABILITIES
GENERAL FUND Accumulated Fund
$ 1,795,806
It has been another busy, but immensely rewarding 12 months for Kids4Kids. As a charity, we have continued to grow and professionalize. To date, Kids4Kids have partnered with over 200 schools, 50 charity organizations, and involved over 15,000 students, an increase of 50% over the previous year. Our program work spans from developing literacy and creativity skills from a young age with Buddy Reading and My Story Creation... to empowering youth to take positive action and be socially responsible giving back to the community through Youth Empowerment programs such as Powered by Service and Action for a Cause. In recognition of our efforts, Kids4Kids received an “Outstanding Social Capital Partnership Award” in January 2017 from the Hong Kong Government’s Community Investment & Inclusion Fund. Internationally, we are also being recognized for our impact with a nomination for the business achievements of Kids4Kids. From thousands of applicants mostly in the business for-profit sectors, Kids4Kids was awarded as a Finalist in the annual Telstra Business Woman in Asia, the first year that NGOs had been included.
On the governance front, we created sub-commitees to support our Board’s management and decision making, such as - Finance and Operations; Fundraising and Communications; Program and Business Development to give more focus and in-depth oversight in these funtional areas of importance . Most importantly, none of these would have been possible without the dedication of our full time team led by Danielle Stutterd, our passionate student Advocates Leadership Team, our hundreds of volunteers engaged every week and our NGO partners. We are indeed grateful for the support we have, and in the comimg year, we look forward to creating a bigger impact in the community together.
Michele Lai Founder of Kids4Kids
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OUR AMAZING SUPPORTERS These are leaders and visionaries in the community who support Kids4Kids programs financially, on pro bono basis and give their time and effort as volunteers
OUR FRIENDS AND VOLUNTEERS Adrian Leung
Carolynne Dear
Florence Feng
John Shanahan
Man Lok Cheung
Quinton Mak
Adrian Yip
Cedric Wong
Fok Yuk Ying
Joseph Tian
Maria Shum
Reiko Seah
Ailene Lung
Cheuk Yan Li
Gabriella Manley
Josephine Ma
Martha Fung
Ronny Hu
Alice Mak
Ching Yan Wong
Gisele Baker
Joshua Chung
Martha Keswick
Ruby Lee
Amber de Saint-Exupery
Chloe Choi
Goldie Wong
Joyce Liu
Matthew Chan
Sandra Lau
Chloe Lim
Grace Zhang
Julie Leung
Matthew Tam
Shalini Bindal
Christine Chow
Haani Jetha
June Cheung
Max de Saint-Exupery
Sharon Lim
Christine Ning
Helen Zhou
Justina Wong
Melissa Megan
Sherry Lu
Christopher Mark Geary
Helena Lao
Karam Yoo
Melody Chan
Sherry Yeung
Anita Chan
Christy Ko
Hester Law
Karen Lee
Michael Leung
Shirley Kuan
Anita Leung
Cindy Shi Ka Fuk
Heyman Chong
Kelly Li
Michelle Lam
Silver Shen
Ann Bridgewater
Civen Ho
Hil Mei Lam
Kelly Tso
Mimi Tang
Suzanne Chan
Annie Ho Ting
Cora Ha
Hitomi Nagano
Klaus Peng
Natalie Chu
Tak Ying Lee
Anton Tong
Creamo Fung
Howard Wong
Kori Song
Natalie Fong
Terng Junn Keat
Ariel Shtarkman
Cynthia Ho
Ian Chang
Leeona Lam
Natalie Kwong
Tina Liuting Xu
Athena Kung
Dania Shawwa Abuali
Iban Kaur
Liam Fung
Natalie Yang
Tina Shen
Belinda Flanders
Ignacio Hui
Lily Hong
Nicholas Mo
Tobias Ng
Denise Sek
Irene Chu
Lisa Li
Nicole Lam
Tommy Fu
Diana Footit
Irvin Chau
Little Steps
Nimmi Malhotra
Tsz Ching Chiu
Dobie Tszyan Mo
Isaac Lee
Liu Siam Ye
Olivia Pang
Vanessa Chan
Eddie Tay
Jackson Mok
Liz Avern-Briers
Ophelia Lin
Venice Yu
Ekta Tejwani
Jane Wu
Lois Yeh
Patrick Wang
Vivian Ching
Emmy Lung
Jennifer Chen
Lon Lee
Pearl Tong
Wan Yee Fok
Erica Ng
Jill Danne
Lukas Peng
Phoebe Chan
Yan Wu
Eva Li
Joan Szeto
Lydia Liu
Pui Yee Lai
Zoe Jian
Kathryn Greenberg
Goldstone
Kurt and Gisele Baker
Mohan and Shaline Rajasooria
Shirley and Roy Kuan
Kyran Sze
Morgan Stanley
Sophie Qian
Laurel Chor and Billy Fung
Nancy and XD Yang
Susan Cheung
Oscar Chow
Teddy Lau
Overlook Investments Limited
Thomas De Garidel
Amelia Chen Amimi Cheng Angela Chow
Benny Yuan Betty Cheung Betty Wong Bhakti Mathur Boey Po Yu Fung Brian Law Brooke Foskey Cammie Rice Caroline Murphy
OUR CHAMPIONS (DONATIONS OVER $10,000HKD) Ada Lee Adele Yan Alisan Fine Arts Limited
KIDS4KIDS SPONSORS
Ann Tranqui Artemis Associates
Noiseless Design
Anne Wu Lam
Art Group Limited
Jones Day
Oxford University Press
Ariel and Yaniv Ghitis
artjamming™
Kerry Logistics
Simmi’s Sweets
Asia Society
KPMG
Child Development Team, Central Health Partners
HKBN
Standing Committee of Language and Research
Asit and Manisha Shah
CTPS Digiptints First Code Academy Goldman Sachs
Hong Kong Jockey Club Keswick Foundation Morgan Stanley
Barbara Shaw
Hitomi and David Morrison
Daniel Chenye Xu and Flora Huang
Homer Sun and Teh Min Yee
David Lee
HTS Holdings Limited T/A Flex
Derek Sulger Donald and Amy Ewer
Irene Lo Jack Lee
Edwin Lee and Rita Pang
James and Lauren Houghton
Francis and Susan Cheung
Jean Marc Bottazzi
The Hong Kong Jockey Club
Barney Cheng
This Music Studio
Cecilia Yang
Toys Club
Celine Viola
Ushers New Look
Chen Xiao Yan
Goldman Sachs (Asia) L.L.C.
Clareta Chia and Edward Lam
Greg White
Connie and Paul Yang
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Dania and Haani Abuali
Gjoerup Chan Wai Kwan
Harrow International School Hong Kong
Linda Hamdan Mae and Harry Pang Mandy Chan & Jason Ginsberg
Patrick Kerrigan Paul Li
Sonia Li Sing Ching
Thomas Shalabi Heather and Shalabi Hani Youssef
Jeffrey Tan
Mark and Camelia Duncan
Jennifer Meehan
Mark Gibbs
Jessica Lau
Martin Crawford
Reiko and Milton Cheng
John G Rice and Cammie Ramelle Rice
Mehdee Reza
Samantha Hon
Y5ZONE
Michele and NiQ Lai
Sharmin Chetwode
Jonathan and Dorothy Cheng
Michelle Lam
Sharon Lim
Yu Ming Investment Management Limited
PLH Fashion Group Limited
Victoria Shanghai Academy Vivian Chen William Yeung
Mike and Angela
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MY STORY CREATION COMMITTEE
MY STORY CREATION JUDGES COMMITTEE (CORE JUDGE)
SCHOOL PARTNERS
Anita Leung
June Cheung
Annie Ho
Nimmi Malhotra
Aplichau Kaifong Primary School
Immaculate Heart of Mary School
S.K.H. Kei Fook Primary School
Betty Cheung
Libby Vaughan
Martha Keswick
Betty Cheung
Baker n Bloom learning Centre
Islamic Primary School
S.K.H. Kei Oi Primary School
Dania Shawwa
Michele Lai
Jennifer Chen
Amimi Cheng
Baptist Lui Ming Choi Primary School
I-Square Education Centre
S.K.H. St. Peter’s Primary School
Bishop Ford Memorial School
Jack & Jill Treehouse
S.K.H. Tang Shiu Kin Secondary School
C.C.C. Chuen Yuen First Primary School
Kiddikraft Learning Centre
S.K.H. Tin Shui Wai Ling Oi Primary School
C.C.C. Heep Woh Primary School
KidsEdge Education Centre
S.K.H. Yautong Kei Hin Primary School
C.C.C. Kei Wa Primary School
KidsEdge Education Centre
C.C.C. Kei Wan Shan College
King George V School
Sacred Heart of Mary Catholic Primary School
C.C.C. Wanchai Church Kei To Primary School
Kowloon Rhenish School
MY STORY CREATION JUDGES COMMITTEE Raka Dewan
Susan Blumberg-Kason
Hanni Jetha
Ritu Hemnani
Canadian International School
Belinda Flanders
Carmen Chui
Natalie Yang
Melissa Megan
Liz Avern-Briers
Jane Huong
Carolynne Dear
Allen Cheng
Caritas Tuen Mun Marden Foundation Secondary School
Jennifer Frisinger
Sherry Yeung
Elephant Community Press
Stephen Richards
Vivian Ching
Danielle Stutterd
Mary Barker
Jennifer S. Deayton
Eddie Tay
Ho How Sim
Natalie Hui
Singapore International School Sir Ellis Kadoorie Secondary School (West Kowloon)
Carmel Alison Lam Primary School
Lee Chi Tat Memorial School
South Island School
Chinese International School
Li Po Chun United World College Hong Kong
St. Clare’s Girls’ School
Chinese Methodist School, Tanner Hill Chiu Yang Por Yen Primary School
Lok Sin Tong Lau Tak Primary School
St. Edward’s Catholic Primary School
Lok Sin Tong Leung Kau Kui Primary School
St. Eugene de Mazenod Oblate Primary School
Lok Sin Tong Leung Kau Kui Primary School (Branch)
St. John The Baptist Catholic Primary School
Delia Memorial School (Hip Wo)
Lok Sin Tong Leung Wong Wai Fong Memorial School
T.K.D.S. Fong Shu Chuen School
Delia School of Canada
Lok Sin Tong Primary School
Taoist Ching Chung Primary School (Wu King Estate)
Diocesan Girls’ School
Lok Sin Tong Wong Chung Ming Secondary School
The Harbour School
City University of Hong Kong
ENABLE FUNDRAISING COMMITTEE
Lai Chack Middle School
Sha Tin College
Lam Tin Methodist Primary School
Christian Alliance P.C. Lau Memorial International School
ADVOCATES LEADERSHIP TEAM 2017-2018
Kowloon Rhenish School
San Wui Commercial Society School
Anushka Purohit
Nicole Kuan
Ariel Shtarkman
Lois Yeh
Discovery College
Ashley Leung
Phoebe Chan
Celine Viola
Michele Lai
Discovery Mind Primary School
Lok Sing Tong Yu Kan Hing Secondary School
Austin Gigi
Raghav Goyal
Danielle Stutterd
Michelle Lam
Emmanuel Primary School
Lui Cheung Kwong Lutheran Primary School
The University of Hong Kong
Benjamin Lowry
Shania Dayaram
Diana Footitt
Shirley Kuan
French International School
Marymount Secondary School
Tin Shui Wai Methodist College
Eugenia Chow
Shao-Qian Mah
Flora Huang
Fukien Secondary School Affiliated School
Nord Anglia International School
Tin Shui Wai Methodist Primary School
Gitanjali Pies
Siddharth Parthiban
Gisele Baker
German Swiss International School
Snehaa Senthamilselvan
Irene Chung
Harrow International School
Po Leung Kuk Lam Man Chan English Primary School
Toi Shan Association Primary School
Mana Mehta
Hennessy Road Government Primary School HKUGA Primary School Hoi Pa Street Government Primary School
KIDS4KIDS ADVISORS Anita Leung James Haybyrne
Po Leung Kuk Tin Ka Ping Primary School Po Leung Kuk Women’s Welfare Club Western District Fung Lee Pui Yiu Primary School
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University The ISF Academy
True Light Middle School Tuen Mun Government Primary School TWGHs Ma Kam Chan Memorial Primary School
Pope Paul VI College
Victoria Shanghai Academy
Power Elite English Learning Centre
Wah Yan College
Hong Kong International School
Precious Blood Secondary School
West Island School
Hong Kong Taoist Association Wun Tsuen School
Renaissance College
Wong Tai Sin Catholic Primary School
Rosaryhill School
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
S.K.H. Fung Kei Primary School
Yan Chai Hospital Chiu Tsang Hok Wan Primary School
Hong Kong and Macau Lutheran Church Primary School
Ying Wa Primary School
John Shanahan
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COMMUNITY PARTNERS Asian Charity Services Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service – Education and Family Support Center – Cheung Sha Wan Baptist Oi Kwan Social Service – Education and Family Support Center – Wan Chai Bring Me A Book HK Cambodian Children’s Fund
Haven of Hope Bradbury King Lam Community Health Development Center – Tsueng Kwan Oi H.K.Y.W.C.A. Sham Shui Po Integrated Social Service Centre HKSKH Kowloon City C&Y Integrated Service Centre Hong Kong Council of Social Services
Caritas Integrated Family Service Centre Shau Kei Wan
Hong Kong Society for the Protection of Children – Children & Family Services Centre (Kowloon City)
ChickenSoup NGO Partner - Asbury Methodist Social Service
International Scoial Service – HOPE Support Service Centre for Ethnic Minorities
ChickenSoup NGO Partner – J Life Charity Organization
International Social Service - Sham Shui Po (South) Integrated Family Services Centre
ChickenSoup NGO Partner – SKH Kowloon City Children and Youth Integrated Service Centre
Jockey Club Verbena Youth S.P.O.T
ChickenSoup NGO Partner - SKH St Matthias’ Integrated Service - Jockey Club Youth Express
Lok Kwan Social Service Wong Kwong Hon Community Centre Lok Kwan Social Service - North Point Centre
St. James’ Settlement - Causeway Bay Integrated Services Centre St. James’ Settlement - Jockey Club Chai Wan Integrated Service Centre The Salvation Army - Yaumatei Integrated Service for Young People The Chinese Rhenish Church Hong Kong Synod Choi Wan Rhenish Integrated Children and Youth Services The Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups Jockey Club Verbena Youth S.P.O.T. The Hub – Sham Shui Po The Salvation Army Yau Ma Tei Integrated Service for Young People The Women’s Foundation Tuen Mun District Women’s Association Grateful Heart Service Centre TWGHs Jockey Club Lei Tung Integrated Service Centre Two Presents
ChickenSoup NGO Partner - Chai Wan Baptist Church Social Service
Methodist Centre Children and Family Support Service – After School Care Service
Christian Action
New Home Association - HOME Centre Support Services for Ethnic Minorities
WiseGiving
HandsOn Hong Kong
New Home Association - Jockey Club Tin Shui Wai Services Centre
YMCA Cheung Sha Wan
Haven of Hope Christian Service
Sprouts Foundation
Crossroads Foundation
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Ushers New Look Foundation Wong Kwong Hon Community Centre YMCA Sham Shui Po
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