Sustainability Report 2018/19

• SHKP Executive Directors and Deputy Managing Directors Victor Lui (first left) and Mike Wong (second left), SHKP Vertical Run for Charity - Race to Hong Kong ICC Organizing Committee Co-chairman, Edward Cheung (second right) and SHKP Executive Director Eric Tung (first right) took the lead in the Fun Climb 82 event in support of the ‘Sports for Charity’ spirit • Many colleagues and family members successfully took part in the Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong Cyclothon, which has become a gala event on Hong Kong’s sporting calendar donations also support the Hong Kong Family Welfare Society’s ‘Parade of Light’ - Pilot Project on ‘Child-focused’ Intervention Programme for Children Facing Parental Conflicts / Separation or Divorce and the Kwun Tong Methodist Social Service’s ‘Discover Talents through Happy Training’ programme that supports children with special educational needs. Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong Cyclothon Organized by the Hong Kong Tourism Board, the Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong Cyclothon (Cyclothon) – of which SHKP has been the title and charity sponsor for the fourth consecutive year, took place in October 2018. The event aims to promote healthy lifestyles while advocating care for underprivileged children and youth. Surpassing the record of previous years, over 5,400 riders from local amateur cyclists to elite world road-racing champions took part in the event. Hammer Hong Kong, a UCI 1.1 race, has also been added as a highlight to this year’s event. SHKP also sponsored the first SHKP Greater Bay Area Youth Trophy, inviting a total of 170 young cyclists who formed 34 five-member teams from Hong Kong, Macau and nine cities in the Greater Bay Area to participate and foster deeper person-to-person exchanges among the cities. To encourage the spread of positive vibes through exercise, the SHKP Hong Kong Cyclothon Carnival was held at the Hong Kong Velodrome the day before the Cyclothon. Eleven world tour teams and over a thousand members of the public had fun exercising together that day. With the extra contributions from SHKP and part of the donated enrolment fees, the event has successfully generated HK$2.68 million which was donated to the Boys’ & Girls’ Clubs Association of Hong Kong, Changing Young Lives Foundation, Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council and The Community Chest of Hong Kong to support learning and wellness programmes for underprivileged children and youth. Value Created for Community Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited • Sustainability Report 2018/19 38