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In December 2024, the Central Lions Club and Grace Service Society jointly organized the final edition of their annual “Grace Elderly Home” charity fundraiser at Hong Kong’s iconic Sunbeam Theatre Grand Auditorium. Marking a historic moment as the theatre’s last fundraiser before demolition, the event gathered philanthropists, community leaders, and art lovers for an evening of heartwarming performances and generous donations.

The fundraiser supported elderly care services through Cantonese opera shows and auctions, successfully raising substantial funds. This memorable finale celebrated decades of charitable tradition while embodying the Lions Club’s motto, “We Serve.”

The event concluded with resounding success, leaving a lasting legacy of compassion and community spirit in Hong Kong.

Lions Club of HK Glenealy Successfully Held Administrative Seminar on March 23, 2025. The seminar covered key topics including Lions Club meeting procedures, financial management, and service concepts. Through group discussions, participants designed future service initiatives. Senior members from Lions Club of Central served as speakers, creating an enthusiastic atmosphere. The event concluded with Lions songs and a ceremonial bell-ringing, strengthening members’ commitment to the Lions mission and enhancing solidarity.

Jointly organized by the Hong Kong Host Club, Lions Club of Central and Lions Club of HK New Territories West, with support from Kaiping Women Entrepreneurs Association, the two-day study tour was successfully held on March, 2025.

The event brought together 82 participants including 55 teachers and students from five secondary schools in Yuen Long District and 27 Lions Club members. Highlights included field visits to leading enterprises like Gaomei Air Conditioning Equipment Co., Ltd., Yonghui Agricultural Machinery Cooperative, and Lee Kum Kee Food Company, as well as cultural exploration at Chikan Ancient Town.

Through corporate visits, smart agriculture experiences and cultural activities, participants gained in-depth understanding of the Greater Bay Area’s technological advancements and entrepreneurial culture. The program received unanimous praise from school principals, participants and Lions members for effectively enhancing youth awareness of regional development and stimulating innovative thinking, successfully achieving all exchange objectives.

The tour provided valuable hands-on learning opportunities that bridged classroom knowledge with real-world applications in the dynamic Greater Bay Area context.

The service theme for our 2024-2026 President, Lion Iris Ho Wong, is “Joy, Caring, and Peace”. With hearts filled with joy, caring unites us, and peace inspires our service to the community.

These years, our service initiatives include:

  • Supporting and promoting youth development, fostering positive life attitudes, and providing assistance to underprivileged students.
  • Serving the elderly, who are one of the primary service focuses of the Lions Club of Central, through regularly organized activities.
  • Promoting the message of physical, mental, and spiritual well-being and holding various related events.
  • Implementing the service initiatives advocated by Lions Clubs International.

In recent years, young people have often felt confused about future development and the way forward, and have been unable to fully realize their potential. Such a social environment often makes teenagers become negative, even have emotional problems, and feel hopeless about the future.  Lions Club of Central hopes that through various activities, it will not only bring new knowledge to young people, but also provide them with an opportunity to display their talents, balance their lives, and better adapt to different environments and face challenges. In addition, adolescents need to connect with others and gain approval from others. Therefore, in the “Flying Youth” series of activities, we provide opportunities to interact with others, learn to connect and develop their own strengths.

2015/2106—Care You Love You

A cooperation with Hong Kong Neuro-Muscular Disease Association on a series of services aid to arouse more public concern and awareness on Neuro-muscular disease.

2014/2015—Elderly Camp

A group of elderly people who have paid a lot for the community in good old days should live with dignity, have their own lives, activities and social circles. In order to promote the “Elderly Day”, we have organized a 2D1N camping on November 8-9, 2014, participants are enjoyed the fruitful weekend through the different forms of performances, competitions and activities.

2011/2012—Sing Out a Dream

To promote the art of music by cooperating with a group of young and talented musician by organizing a concert to raise fund for helping low income family students to have a extra curriculum activity of learning singing.

2010/2011— Joy, Love, Health Series

The program comprised of English Lesson for Primary Students, Elderly and Child Ear Caring and Environmental Protection aimed to help the needy in the community.

2008/2009—Love Health, Love Life Series

In this era, health is extremely important to everyone and many diseases are unpromising. Therefore, we organized a series of seminar and talk to educate people on various kind of diseases and subsidize low income people for health checks.

2007/2008—Mood Disorder Series

According to the statistics of the HKSAR, one in every five of Hong Kong people is troubled by varying degrees of mental problems. In view of this, we hope to improve the community’s understanding of emotional illness by launched the services and concerned about the friends and relatives around.