Donation in lieu of Floral Basket 2026-27
As one of the largest charity organisations in Hong Kong, Po Leung Kuk has been serving Hong Kong for 148 years with its objective of“Protecting the Young and the Innocent”. Currently, the Kuk has more than 300 units strategically located in Hong Kong and provides services in education, social welfare, youth, recreation, culture and integrated health care.
The charitable efforts of Po Leung Kuk never cease, relying on the dedication and perseverance of its predecessors and staff as well as the unwavering support and guidance across all sectors. Upholding the spirit of "Unite the Light, Make Lives Bright, Po Leung Kuk, Shine On", the new Board of Directors 2026-27 is committed to leading the Kuk in addressing emerging needs, fostering innovations, and responding actively to the urgent needs of the community.
The new Po Leung Kuk Board of Directors will assume office on 1st April, 2026. We would like to solicit your kind support by making donation in lieu of floral baskets as Po Leung Kuk needs to raise huge amount of funds every year. Your donation is essential to support our wide variety of service delivery to the needy.
On behalf of all our beneficiaries, we are very grateful for your kind contribution. Donation in lieu of floral baskets of HK$2,000 or above received on or before 13th April, 2026 will be acknowledged on newspaper advertisement and Po Leung Kuk website as a token of gratitude.
Board of Directors 2026-27 Online Donation Download Donation Form
Beneficiary Story Sharing
Ka Hung, an only child who is now nearly six years old, began receiving Po Leung Kuk's “I Can Fly” pre-school rehabilitation services in August 2023. He has been diagnosed with significant language impairment, mild attention deficit, and hyperactivity-related behavioural difficulties. In the early stages of services, he faced challenges in verbal expression, concentration and social interaction. He struggled to engage in sustained classroom learning and often felt isolated at school due to his limited social skills. In addition, he had not completed toilet training by his K2 year, including overcome bedwetting, which further hindered his classroom learning and social development.
In response to Ka Hung’s needs, our service team developed a multidisciplinary support plan for him, including integration training for children with special needs, social communication sessions delivered by speech therapists, gross motor cycling training provided by physiotherapists, and a tailored self-care programme designed by occupational therapists.
Following a year of professional intervention, Ka Hung has made heartening progress. He successfully completed toilet training in the second term of K2, and his concentration in class has also improved significantly. He is now able to sit attentively during lessons and interact more actively with teachers. In particular, after participating in the cycling training, Ka Hung has built his self-confidence remarkably. He has become more proactive in doing home practice and finishing his homework, and has begun to experience the joy of learning.
Donation usage reference:
For donating,
HK $1,000, you can sponsor 2 people with financial difficulties to receive 1 month of free lunch or dinner at the community
canteen, providing them with nutritious meals.
HK $2,000, you can sponsor 2 resident children with eczema or skin allergies to receive specialized dermatological treatment
and/or medication.
HK $5,000, you can sponsor 2 children with developmental disabilities to receive five integrated play training sessions to improve
their cognitive, social, language, gross motor, fine motor, and self-care abilities.
HK $10,000, you can sponsor 10 underprivileged elderlies and beneficiaries to receive Chinese medical consultation, body and
dental checkup services.
Your donation will be used to support various services of the Kuk. We will allocate donations to provide timely assistance to those in need.