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| In
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of Kids' Gallery's primary aims is to encourage
our students, staff and friends to support those
children in our local community who are less fortunate
than the children who attend classes at our centres. |
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this end, through the generous voluntary donation
of extra time and work by our dedicated staff and
other supporters, we have over the years been able
to support many local charities. |
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We
are proud to have been awarded the status of "Caring
Company" by the Hong Kong Council of Social
Service, again in 2006. This
award, first presented to us in 2005, is in recognition
of our enduring efforts in caring for the community
and commitment to corporate citizenship, and
is thanks to the ongoing dedication and hard
work of our staff, students and their families,
and the charities with which we work.
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| In
the past, through our previous productions and exhibitions,
we have been able to help the following children's
charities: |
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| Kids'
Gallery was pleased to be associated with the launch
and book signing of The Little Angel Who Was
Late for Tea by Ilyas Khan at Bookazine in Prince's
Building on 16 September. All proceeds from the
sale of the book benefited the Hong Kong Juvenile
Diabetes Association, one of the child-focused
charities Kids' Gallery supports. Nury Vittachi
joined in with a special reading from the book
and entertained the many children and parents who
attended. |
| In
aid of the Hong
Kong Juvenile Diabetes Association |
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T-Shirt
design Workshops - Students across our Asian
Centres design
t-shirts which were printed to
raise money for the Asian Autism Conference 2006. |
| In
aid of the Autism Parents Network Foundation of Hong
Kong |
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| Kids'
Gallery Festival Week (featuring over
1,000 students in three productions – The
Wizard of Oz,
Shakespeare Rocks! and the Star
Factor talent
quest) |
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aid of the children's charity Playright |
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| Storytelling
Workshops (part
of the 2006 Man Hong Kong International Literary
Festival, featuring leading children's
authors Margaret Read MacDonald, Nury Vittachi
and Nat Whitman) |
| In
aid of the Hong
Kong Juvenile Diabetes Association |
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| The
Kids' Gallery Dance Circle and Singers performance
at the Association of Chartered Accountants Charity
Fun Day. |
| In
aid of Life with
Harmmy Dial-&-Ride Spastics
Association |
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| Alice
in Wonderland (performance by Hong Kong Central
and Kowloon students) |
| In
aid of UNICEF for
South-east Asia tsunami victims |
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| The
Kids' Gallery Christmas Choir (performance
at the Christina Noble Children's Foundation Christmas
Carols, Association of Chartered Accountants Charity
Fun Day as well as at many other events) |
| In
aid of UNICEF for
South-east Asia tsunami victims |
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| Young
Artists Turn Professional (exhibition by Hong
Kong Central and Kowloon students) |
| In
aid of the Hong
Kong Juvenile Diabetes Association |
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| Three
Cheers for Mrs Butler! (performance by Hong
Kong Central students) |
| In
aid of Playright
Children's Play Association |
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| The
Time Machine (performance by Kowloon students) |
| In
aid of Save
the Children Hong Kong |
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| The
Time Machine (performance by Hong Kong Central
students) |
| In
aid of the Matilda
Child Development Centre |
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| Around
the World in 88 Days (performance by Kowloon
students) |
| In
aid of the Hong
Kong Juvenile Diabetes Association |
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| Around
the World in 88 Days (performance by Hong Kong
Central students) |
| In
aid of the Hong
Kong Society for the Protection of Children |
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| Through
previous open days and exhibitions, Kids' Gallery
has supported Treats,
the Hans
Andersen Club and Camp
Quality. We also actively support a
number of local Hong Kong schools in their fund
raising efforts and we aid organisations such as
the Children's
Cancer Foundation with
donations of paint products. |
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| In
November 2003, we were delighted to be the recipients
of the Public Spirited Trophy at
the Matilda Sedan Chair Race on the Peak. The trophy
recognised the team that provided the most entertainment
to the public. Dressed in gorgeous Grease inspired
outfits and running with a sedan chair disguised
as a bubblegum pink Cadillac, our team made a huge
impact on the day, entertaining other contestants
and the public alike with their fun antics! Kids'
Gallery also participated in the children's bazaar
by organising a fabulous wall mural and arts and
crafts table for the enjoyment of young and old.
All proceeds raised were donated to the Matilda
Sedan Chair Race Charities Fund that
helps small local charities. |
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