SHKP Sustainability Report 2024/25

80+ Charity projects involved 740M+ Donations made (in RMB) 75,000+ Beneficiaries supported by the Foundation (person-time) ~ 30 Universities reached by the initiatives 81 Sun Hung Kai Properties Limited | Sustainability Report 2024/25 Ma Wan 1868 revitalizes village houses to establish colourful creative hubs for artists, with studios, workshops, dining and art retail areas More than 100 students create unique panda portrayals with Hong Kong’s distinctive local themes Encouraging Art and Cultural Enrichment Ma Wan Park Revitalization Project The project exemplifies our commitment to conservation and revitalization. Following an initial phase focused on tourism, environmental protection and social welfare, the second phase emphasizes the conservation, restoration and rejuvenation of Ma Wan island’s historical structures. The newly completed second phase of Ma Wan Park, unveiled as Ma Wan 1868, pays tribute to the island’s historical significance. Highlighting the island’s rich heritage and marking a significant milestone in its development, the name references Ma Wan’s role as a key stop on the Maritime Silk Road and the establishment of a Qing Dynasty customs station in 1868. The development integrates conservation, cultural creativity, tourism and art retail. The coastal village houses, adorned with murals by local and international artists, create an Italian fishing village ambiance while incorporating creative studios, art shops, a performance venue, a campsite and an urban farm. These features aim to revitalize the Ma Wan village, nurture artists, and enhance local employment while offering diverse artistic experiences for both local and international visitors. Key historical sites, including the Tin Hau Temple, Stone Tablets of the Old Kowloon Customs, and Mui Wai rock inscription, are preserved in their original locations. By preserving historical sites and integrating art, culture and leisure activities, the project seeks to foster cultural exchange and establish Ma Wan as a seaside arts community. Offering Space for Supporting Community and Cultural Projects In collaboration with Ocean Park Hong Kong, New Town Plaza launched a sustainability- themed competition that encouraged public participation in panda conservation through Educational dialogue between the Foundation and Zhejiang University leadership Recognized Contribution Peking University presented an award to the Foundation in recognition of its longstanding commitment in the field of education at Peking University. The Foundation prioritizes students’ holistic development through meaningful engagement in diverse activities and charitable initiatives that cultivate leadership potential and personal growth. Over two decades, the Foundation has built an influential alumni network driving educational advancement through collaboration and advocacy. During the reporting year, the Foundation organized reunions and experience- sharing salons across Beijing, Shanghai and the Greater Bay Area to strengthen these vital connections, amplifying our impact across generations. The Foundation’s accomplishments during the reporting year include: Expansion of Project Scope Launch of the Inter-School Postgraduate Scholarship programme at Zhejiang University and Nanjing University, extending support to recipients of undergraduate scholarships and students from other partner universities who pursue postgraduate studies at the above two universities. Continuation of Support Building on the Foundation’s previous work in Hong Kong and on the mainland, it established new scholarship programmes at the Zhejiang University and Nanjing University while continuing to support community events. This year, the Foundation’s second Building Homes with Heart Scholarship Programme provided financial assistance to nine outstanding Hong Kong Polytechnic University students in architecture, real estate, or engineering-related disciplines. The scholarships specifically target academically excellent students facing financial difficulties, enabling them to complete their education and advance their careers in these fields. donations. Participants received panda sculptures to colour and decorate, with the top 10 creative designs exhibited at Ocean Park to raise awareness. All proceeds directly supported the park’s conservation initiatives, demonstrating a commitment to environmental stewardship through community engagement. At GO PARK Sai Sha, Hong Kong artist On Tai collaborated with local students to create 75 eco-friendly panda sculptures using recycled plastic bottles and school-collected wastepaper, demonstrating SHKP’s commitment to fostering cultural creativity and community engagement through sustainable art initiatives. Nurturing the Future Generation via the SHKP Kwoks’ Foundation Since 2002, the SHKP-Kwoks’ Foundation has empowered talented individuals through educational support, delivering significant impact across the mainland and Hong Kong: Through partnerships with leading institutions, the Foundation supports talented underprivileged youth from Hong Kong and mainland China to receive advanced levels of education and is dedicated to supporting the development of higher education institutions in Hong Kong and on the mainland. Our targeted scholarships and bursaries adapt to evolving educational needs while developing high-calibre talent crucial for national development. 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