On 10 August 2025 LucaBridge teamed up with Zhiqiao Foreign Language Education to run a Daruma painting workshop full of colour and laughter. The session was built around parents and children doing something together, and it drew plenty of families with lively young children ready to be creative.
On 10 August 2025 our volunteer team arrived at On Sum Kui Home for the Elderly in Yuen Long, carrying summer enthusiasm and a good supply of provisions, for a lively and warm-hearted care package distribution. It was high summer, but the heat was no match for the mood in the room.
This was a day that showed what standing together actually means. On 2 August 2025, with a black rainstorm warning in force and heavy rain across Hong Kong, our volunteers went out anyway. Our thanks to the friend who invited us, giving us the chance to run a flag day at Kai Tin Shopping Centre in Lam Tin in aid of Hong Kong Rehabilitation Power.
On 27 July 2025 our volunteer team joined the Sing Fai meal distribution, bringing 100 care packages of good wishes and everyday health items into the neighbourhood for a full and warm-hearted day. The atmosphere was lively from the start, with elderly residents and neighbours waiting well before we began.
On 12 July 2025 our volunteer team headed into Shui Pin Wai Estate in Yuen Long, with generous support from Sing Gor Bing Sutt, for a care package distribution that was as warm as it was down to earth. It was a hot weekend, but nothing next to the warmth of the residents who turned out. A queue formed outside the bing sutt early on.
On the last day of May our volunteer team took its work to Wah Yuen Noodles at Pau Cheung Square in Yuen Long — a busy spot, full of local character. Alongside our usual volunteers we had some very special helpers that day: our youngest volunteers, who came along to bring 150 care packages and a good deal of happiness into the neighbourhood.
Early summer, and our environmental team was out again. On 27 May 2025 a group of volunteers took their equipment down to Siu Lam beach for a coastal waste clean-up. The early-summer heat was fierce but enthusiasm held up. The beach was strewn with plastic bottles, disposable cutlery and marine litter of every kind, all washed up by the waves.
🌊 Today our environmental volunteers headed for the shoreline beside Tsing Lung Tau Pier. This stretch is rougher going than most — the shore is covered in rocks of every size, which makes collecting litter considerably harder. Our volunteers were not put off.
On 5 January 2025 our environmental team went out again, this time to the Siu Lam coast. The sun was out, but the volume of litter hiding in the sand was not to be underestimated — it tested both our volunteers' stamina and their eyesight. The moment we reached the beach we could see how much the waves had washed ashore.
