HONG KONG, Sept. 1, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — CCYik’s significant sponsored of HK$500,000 to the Mong Kok initiative in Hong Kong during August 2023 stands as a clear testament to their unwavering dedication to creating positive change. This substantial gesture holds the power to benefit over 1,000 groups in need, reflecting CCYik’s resolute commitment to the well-being of the community. Beyond highlighting the potency of collective effort, this donation also serves as a showcase of CCYik’s deeply compassionate values. The essence of lending a helping hand is shared among this charity community, leaving a lasting impression on the Mong Kok initiative and the lives it touches. Moreover, CCYik’s commitment to expanding their reach-to-reach people in need continues to be a driving force behind their impactful endeavors.
CCYik is a non-profit charitable organization based in Hong Kong, devoted to making a positive impact. Through selfless love, they aid those in need and endeavor to forge a better society. Their commitment to community welfare and empowerment is at the heart of their mission.
Over the past three years, they have invested in over 30 charitable organizations, ranging from orphanages and nursing homes to various others. This is accompanied by a steadfast commitment to regularly donating essential food supplies, such as staples like rice, oil, and biscuits. These contributions are directed towards institutions that play pivotal roles within our community, including orphanages that provide a safe haven for children, nursing homes dedicated to elderly care, and shelters that cater to the needs of the homeless population.
CEO of CCYik said “We’re glad to assist those in need; it’s our fortune. We believe in making the world a better place and are confident in sharing this love with more individuals, benefiting everyone.”
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