Fund Raising Appeal

Mid-Autumn Festival Appeal

You can support The Salvation Army Mid-Autumn Festival Appeal by cash and mooncake donation,
the Army will use these to prepare various programs to the underprivileged during the Festival.

Mid-Autumn Festival Appeal

Kid Kid Marathon

The objective of the event is fundraising for the Army’s over 100 social welfare services and an opportunity for small children, students of the St Catherine International Kindergarten to performing art.  With the generous support by KCP to offer free venue and promotions, children performances will be in a form of marathon style for the whole afternoon.

Kid Kid Marathon

Hong Kong & Macau O! Day

The first-ever Hong Kong & Macau O! Day challenge will be held again this year on Saturday, 13 October 2007. The HK & Macau O! Day will be the first of its kind cross border city orienteering game. The challenge will commence in Hong Kong and conclude in Macau. To stretch the limits of your body and mind, come join us and register now!

Funds raised from Hong Kong & Macau O! Day will be used for the Army’s welfare services programmes development.

Hong Kong & Macau O! Day 2007

 Hong Kong & Macau O! Day 2006

Self Denial Appeal 2007 - Reach out in Love

What do you know about The Salvation Army in Paraguay and Uruguay?
Do you know how the economic crisis is affecting Argentina?
How much do you know about the HIV/AIDS epidemic in Rwanda?
Your generous donation will be support the development projects of those remote countries
as well as China, to REACH OUT to the needy people IN LOVE and in ACTION.

Self Denial Appeal 2007 - "Reach Out In Love"

Lai See Day 2007

Each Lai See packet represents a New Year’s blessing. The Salvation Army calls on all people of Hong Kong, either Lai See givers or receivers, to donate one or all of their red packets to The Salvation Army, sharing the blessings with the young people the Army served.

This year’s Lai See Day puts its focus on the children and young people services. Please help us to help. Wish you a prosperous New Year!

Lai See Day 2007

Christmas Red Kettle Appeal

Keep the Kettle Boiling!

It was a tradition that can be traced back to one Christmas over a hundred years ago.
Captain Joseph McFee was raising funds for a soup kitchen and shelter in the San Francisco waterfront district. He thought of the idea of hanging a large cooking pot on a tripod and put a sign over it: "Keep the kettle boiling". So, the first Salvation Army collecting kettle came into being.

The idea soon spread, and by 1900 kettles were in use across America for Christmas collections.
In time, some other countries also adopted the kettles. In Britain, The Army usually has groups of musicians playing Christmas carols in the shopping centers with the Red Kettle Appeal.

Today, the homeless are still invited to share holiday dinners and festivities at thousands of The Salvation Army centres.

Christmas Red Kettle Appeal 2006

Skip Lunch Campaign

"Skip Lunch Campaign" is a fund raising activity requires the active participation of students.
In the organising process, students not only experience the excitement of teamwork but also help the disadvantaged served by The Salvation Army.
Buy a simple meal for $20 dollars, students will taste the joy of giving when they eat less.