In late July, the Association was invited by Wharf Estates volunteer team to take part in an educational eco-friendly community initiative. The event was primarily designed to serve children from low-income families or with special educational needs. Guided by the volunteers, the children made excellent use of various recycled materials, including cardboard, paint, etc. to construct unique game booths. The initiative not only instilled in the children a deep appreciation for resource conservation and green living, but also reinforced the corporate partner's commitment to community care and sustainability.

The corporate volunteers and the children got to know one another through the ice-breaking game "Big Gathering". As the day coincided with a little girl’s birthday, the volunteers led everyone in singing the birthday song and offering her their warmest wishes, setting a heartwarming tone for the event. There was a clear division of labour in making the game booths: the children unleashed their creativity to take the lead on the imaginative designs and painting, whilst the corporate volunteers provided technical support and structural guidance. Once the finished booths successfully passed the play-tests, everyone’s face was beaming with joy and satisfaction. 

Several volunteers brought their children along to participate. This was not only a meaningful parent-child activity, but it also demonstrated the cross-generational inheritance of social responsibility. The Association extends its sincere gratitude to the Wharf Estates volunteer team for their dedicated guidance and commitment, which enabled children to appreciate the value of precious resources, and co-create an enriching and memorable weekend.