Hong Kong’s Sino Group puts on green Christmas party for children with special educational needs from ethnic minority groups
- Sino Group invites 23 children and their family members from Zubin Foundation, an NGO, to sustainability-themed Christmas party to share in festive spirit
- Event featuring Christmas buffet lunch and upcycling decoration workshops was held in partnership with annual fundraising drive Operation Santa Claus
A Hong Kong property developer has put on a green Christmas party for children with special educational needs from ethnic minority groups to instil a sense of responsibility in protecting the environment and foster better inclusiveness in society.
Sino Group, in partnership with Operation Santa Claus (OSC), invited 23 children and their family members from the Zubin Foundation, an NGO that aims to improve the lives of Hong Kong’s ethnic minority groups, to a sustainability-themed Christmas party at the Fullerton Ocean Park Hotel on December 17.
OSC is an annual charity drive organised by the Post and public broadcaster RTHK.
“We’re delighted to partner with OSC once again for the 19th year,” said Vivian Lee, group general manager for corporate marketing, communications and sustainability at Sino Group. “In this Christmas party, we’ll be creating a memorable and inclusive experience for ethnic minority children.
“We believe in equal treatment for all, regardless of ethnicity, religion, age or abilities. Through this initiative, we aim to build an inclusive society that values respect and dignity for everyone,” she added.
The party kicked off with a delightful Christmas buffet lunch, where children and their parents indulged in a spread of festive treats.
Following the meal, participants took part in an upcycling Christmas ornament workshop hosted by V Cycle, an environmentally focused organisation.
