The whole city turned out, and LucaBridge brought a stall with a green idea behind it: a recycling-themed beer pong challenge, designed to get environmental awareness across to teenagers and children in the most approachable way we could think of.
Beer pong is a familiar sight at social events, and it worked exactly as hoped — as well as the teenagers throwing themselves into it, a great many children were drawn straight over and queued up to play.
Watching a group of bright, well-behaved children pick up a ping-pong ball, eyes fixed, taking careful aim.
A loud thank you to the District Sports Festival organisers, to the Hong Kong Music, Sports and Culture Alliance and to chairman Cheung Wai-lok for their leadership and for connecting us to the platform; with backing like that, LucaBridge can take creative charity work as far as it will go. And our warmest respect to every LucaBridge volunteer who stood at that stall all day and gave it everything. Every one of you did the work that day.…