SHKP offers hundreds of thousands of surgical masks to help combat the coronavirus epidemic 14.02.2020 Since the novel coronavirus outbreak, SHKP has taken various measures to prevent and combat the epidemic. Recently, it successfully purchased surgical masks from overseas. The company swiftly distributed the masks to SHKP colleagues, the Hospital Authority and various social welfare organizations to help in the fight against the coronavirus. The company cares for its staff. It provided over 300,000 surgical masks for all headquarters staff and frontline staff of its subsidiaries within days of receiving them. SHKP also donated and delivered 280,000 surgical masks to the Hospital Authority. In view of the needs of specific disadvantaged groups in society, such as the elderly, underprivileged families, and children with illnesses, SHKP donated about 40,000 surgical masks to seven organizations, including the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council, the Hong Chi Association, and the J Life Foundation. SHKP volunteers delivered the surgical masks to the offices of the various social welfare organizations, and the organizations will distribute the masks to people in urgent need in the coming days.

Sharing session on research admission recommendations held by the Hunan University SHKP-Kwoks' Foundation Student Association 11.02.2020 The 2019 scholarship presentation ceremony of the SHKP-Kwoks' Foundation scholarship programme at Hunan University, which supports outstanding undergraduate students every year Since its establishment nearly two decades ago, the SHKP-Kwoks' Foundation has benefitted about 9,000 graduates, who now have joined the workforce or are studying for a postgraduate degree. At the recent Lu Ming SHKP-Kwoks' Foundation Outstanding Students Forum, held by the Hunan University SHKP-Kwoks' Foundation Student Association, nine alumni from class of 2016 who had benefitted from the SHKP-Kwoks' Foundation and been recommended to various universities explained the requirements, the process, and points to note for getting recommendations. There were over 120 participants, including beneficiary students of the 2017 and 2018 SHKP-Kwoks' Foundation scholarship programme and students from the Work Study Center of Hunan University. The junior students had an opportunity to learn from the senior students, and they aspired to improve together.

2020 SHKP Sports-for-Charity Funded Projects benefitting over 10,000 people 10.02.2020 Officiating at the kick-off ceremony of the 2020 SHKP Sports-for-Charity Funded Projects are SHKP Chairman & Managing Director Raymond Kwok (front row, middle); Deputy Managing Directors Mike Wong (front row, first left) and Victor Lui (front row, second right); Executive Directors Adam Kwok (front row, fifth left), Christopher Kwok (front row, sixth right) and Allen Fung (front row, first right); Sun Hung Kai Real Estate Agency Limited Senior Director Thomas Kwok (front row, sixth left); and representatives of the various beneficiary charity organizations SHKP has long advocated healthy living and Sports-for-Charity, and has continuously encouraged citizens to participate in sports to 'sweat for good deeds'. To this end, SHKP held the SHKP Sports for Charity Carnival at the Hong Kong Velodrome in October 2019. Over a thousand participants had fun exercising together, and SHKP turned their collective effort at the carnival into donations. In addition, SHKP fulfilled its pledge after two cancelled events in 2019, the SHKP Vertical Run for Charity – Race to Hong Kong ICC and the Sun Hung Kai Properties Hong Kong Cyclothon, making extra donations. The SHKP Sports-for-Charity initiatives raised HK$9 million last year. The donations will go to organizations including the Hong Kong Council of Social Service (HKCSS) and The Boys' & Girls' Clubs Association of Hong Kong to support eight projects dedicated to children and youngsters, ranging from mental support for those facing family hardships, emotional and mental health, to STEM education and physical fitness training. It is estimated that over 10,000 individuals will benefit.

SHKP and Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council join hands to develop United Court（同心村） 03.02.2020 Play/Pause Stop Mute/Unmute Vol+ Vol- Fullscreen SHKP and the Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council announced recently their cooperation in developing a transitional housing project, United Court in Tung Tau, Yuen Long. Upon expected completion in 2022, it will provide a comfortable home for 1,600 underprivileged families. It is estimated that up to 5,000 families will eventually benefit as they move in to United Court before being allocated public housing. Apart from United Court, SHKP will develop transitional housing at two other sites, respectively in Kam Tin South and Kwu Tung town centre. The three projects will span close to 400,000 square feet and provide 2,000 transitional flats in total, benefitting over 6,000 families. People-oriented transitional housing It takes only 10 minutes to walk from the conveniently located United Court to West Rail Line Yuen Long Station or Long Ping Station. Comprehensive community facilities can be found near the project. Apart from lending the lot for a minimum of eight years, SHKP will work on preliminary project planning and basic site formation, and provide property management consultancy upon completion. United Court not only provides a comfortable home, but also creates a harmonious, compassionate, people-oriented community. The Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council will be responsible for project planning, construction, operation and management, and for providing residents with a variety of people-oriented community services, including social enterprise stores and weekend markets. It will also introduce a first-of-its-kind Well-Being Index for United Court, which will assess the health of residents before they move in, during their residency, and before they move out for data analysis and the data will facilitate their provision of services. A comfortable home and a good job SHKP and its partner organization will provide residents with vocational training, and SHKP will leverage its experience in developing the district to increase employment opportunities in the area for United Court residents. SHKP now manages over 70 residential and shopping projects in Yuen Long, Tin Shui Wai and Tuen Mun. In the coming years, about 400 new staff will be hired. The Group also has several development sites, which require a lot of construction workers. SHKP is happy to consider giving priority to the residents to fill the job vacancies, if they are willing and the right fit can be found.

Nine employees' children awarded the SHKP Group Undergraduate Scholarship 23.01.2020 The SHKP Group Undergraduate Scholarship, which was launched in 2010, provides financial assistance to children of our staff to pursue a full-time first degree programme at an approved Hong Kong tertiary institution or a renowned university on the mainland. The programme has produced many pillars of society over the years. In the 2019-2020 academic year, nine employees' children were awarded scholarships. SHKP Chairman and Managing Director Raymond Kwok recently met the recipients and their parents and congratulated them in person. He encouraged the recipients to expose themselves to different learning opportunities and strive for the best. List of award recipients Name of awardee Name of employee Business unit Michelle Chan Benedict Chan Supreme Management Chow Pak-ho Wan Hing-ling YATA Lam Hoi-kit Lam Kwong-wa Sanfield Tsang Ching-yan Tsang Siu-ngai The Royal Garden Tse Lee-sha Fanny Lee YATA Tsui Wai-kiu Tsui For-sang Sanfield Wong Hei-man Wong Kam-faat Transport Infrastructure Management Wong Hoi-ting Wong Ting-yeung Transport Infrastructure Management Wong Sum-yi Wong Hong Sanfield

SHKP colleagues clean up Lung Kwu Tan 27.12.2019 The free mobile app Nature Rescue, jointly launched by SHKP and Green Power in 2018, is an information and social networking platform that enables users to report refuse deposit blackspots, and initiate and participate in clean-up activities. Recently, the SHKP Volunteer Team invited about 200 volunteers to clean up Lung Kwu Tan in Tuen Mun through Nature Rescue. In just one morning, the participants collected over 1,100 kg of waste. After the clean-up, the company arranged a tour to Hong Kong Wetland Park for the volunteers, so that they could learn more about nature. If you are interested in initiating or participating in clean-up activities, you can download Nature Rescue for real-time updates! Download links: (IOS) https://apps.apple.com/hk/app/nature-rescue/id1331868765?l=en (Android) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=hk.org.greenpower.naturerescue&hl=en

Beneficiary students gather at Nanjing University for SHKP-Kwoks' Foundation inter-university event 27.11.2019 Representatives of the SHKP-Kwoks' Foundation and about 100 university teachers and alumni from across the country at the inter-university exchange event Since its establishment nearly two decades ago, the SHKP-Kwoks' Foundation (the Foundation) has created and sponsored more than 60 projects and has donated over RMB700 million, benefitting about 9,000 graduates. The Foundation recently co-organized with Nanjing University an inter-university exchange event for alumni and teachers. Participants from 20 universities took part in the event, including The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Nanjing University, Peking University and Shanghai Jiao Tong University. The event included a workshop for university teachers and an alumni social gathering, which allowed teachers and alumni to carry out exchanges in a relaxing and joyful atmosphere.

Volunteer Team enjoys cycling fun with the visually impaired 26.11.2019 Invited by the Hong Kong Blind Sports Federation, the SHKP Volunteer Team recently helped roll out the Light Up Sports Programme. After receiving training from professional cycling coaches, the volunteers became escorts and pilots to go tandem cycling with the visually impaired. The volunteers said the very challenging activity required a strong team spirit. The escorts, who led the troop, stayed cautious all the way and kept their bikes from getting too close to each other; the pilots rode in the front seat and communicated closely with their visually impaired partners, displaying physical fitness and excellent cycling skills. The volunteers found the experience completely worthwhile seeing their visually impaired partners enjoying cycling so much. The volunteers receive professional training before becoming escorts and pilots

Young SHKP colleagues compete in the HKFYG Run For Wellness 2019 08.11.2019 The company recently formed a young team to participate in the HKFYG Run For Wellness 2019, organized by the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Groups. The race's signature feature is the requirement for the participants to carry a backpack with books to connect with young people. The energetic SHKP athletes ran an excellent race.