Getting through COVID-19  together

National Geographic Explorer Stanley Shea became interested in marine biology while completing his MPhil and ended up joining the international marine conservation group, Bloom Association, by coincidence.

The coral reefs in Hong Kong waters are so diverse, even more so than the Caribbean Sea which has the world’s largest coral concentrations.

Paul Chan and the team from Walk In Hong Kong helped curate the guided tour of Swire’s “Believe in Hong Kong” exhibition. In the course of preparing the tour, Paul reflected on his longstanding bond with Swire, from collecting Coca-Cola bottle caps for the free yoyos to living in Swire Hall and winning a Swire scholarship as a student at the University of Hong Kong.

Marine conservation is one of Swire Trust’s key focus areas. Through its TrustTomorrow initiative, it partnered with National Geographic to launch the "Oceans Tomorrow" campaign.

Standing on-stage with a viola resting on his left shoulder, Andrew Ling is the picture of concentration as his fingertips move swiftly across the strings; his other hand drawing the bow gracefully.

Joining forces once again with Soap Cycling, Swire Trust volunteers rolled up their sleeves to help make recycled soap on 26 June.

Established by Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong, ADAM is a social enterprise that strives to create professional opportunities for local artists with disabilities.

Swire has been committed to creating a vibrant community in Quarry Bay, from the time the Taikoo Sugar Refinery and Taikoo Dockyard were located there to the bustling hub it has become today with Taikoo Shing, Cityplaza and Taikoo Place.

A father should protect his family, no matter the circumstance.

Joe and Joanne are twin sisters who joined HAECO Hong Kong together after graduation. As Senior Aircraft Mechanics, they are thriving in a male-dominated industry and living their dream to guard the skies.

Every homeless person has their own story. Through regular ‘Kindness Walks ’, ImpactHK has built trust and friendship with them, in hopes of bringing about opportunities for change.

Reading can take you anywhere. It supports growth and self-development, fostering knowledge and creativity, and inspiring the imagination.

Christian Action – Centre for Refugees strives to serve those who are disadvantaged, marginalised, displaced or abandoned, regardless of their age, gender, nationality and religion.

Two Swire Scholarships recipients (Swire Scholars) look back on how the scholarship brought them closer to their dreams, as well as how their achievements now enable them to give back to society.

Meaningful life education can plant the seeds of positivity in students’ minds.

Playright Children’s Play Association has taken part in the “Building Community, Building Tung Chung” campaign to promote a culture of play among families in the district.

In conjunction with World Book Day on 23rd April, Taikoo Primary School organised a series of activities to celebrate the joy of reading.

On 10th April, 20 TrustTomorrow volunteers gave a helping hand to Feeding Hong Kong, supporting the NGO in packing food parcels, which included key staples such as cooking oil, noodles and canned goods. 

As the pandemic continues to transform the economy, young people need to be better equipped to cope with the different challenges.

Swire Trust is working with Pico Global to host a free online workshop for their NGO partners.

Swire Trust has sponsored Time Auction to create Mobilising Volunteers For Good, a programme that incentivises volunteering, while providing participants with opportunities to meet and gain mentorship from diverse industry leaders.

This February onwards, Swire Trust has donated to three non-profit organisations to help them provide food, pandemic care resources, as well as mental health support, career training, and employment support to those in need.

“Building Community, Building Tung Chung” is a partnership between the Swire Trust’s TrustTomorrow, the Hong Kong Council of Social Service, four local NGOs and the Association of School Heads of Islands District.

Chinese New Year is just around the corner. Chef Lee Tak Sum, Executive Chef of Swire Hotels – The Upper House, will teach us how to make Korean-style shrimp fried rice with Chinese cabbage.

Kathy and Sum Yi from the Hong Kong Rope Skipping Team will be showing you some basic rope skipping skills in a video by InspiringHK Sports Foundation.

Vivian Kong from the Hong Kong Fencing Team joins InspiringHK Sports Foundation’s video series to teach us how to use our hand to “fence” with friends and family, anytime!

Swire Trust has partnered with five local NGOs to create ‘Building Community • Building Tung Chung’, with first phase of the project lasting for six months.

Auntie Choi will be sharing Hug Time, a picture book by Patrick McDonnell. Join us and experience the warmth of a good hug!

Swire Trust is working to create sustainable marine ecosystems in Hong Kong.

Swire Trust’s TrustTomorrow supports local communities by developing long-term solutions in partnership with non-NGOs.

Swire Trust’s TrustTomorrow programme has invited two artists from the Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong (ADAHK) to host online workshops on DIY home décor and portrait sketching.

As part of Swire Trust’s efforts to support and care for the community, TrustTomorrow has collaborated with the Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong (ADAHK) to provide a platform for the public to enjoy art through the See You Online series.

Tomorrow is Christmas Eve! Artist Alice Leung from the Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong will teach you how to make Reindeer Christmas lights.

TrustTomomorrow is launching a series of heartwarming limited edition WhatsApp stickers to “stick” by your side this winter.

Swire Trust’s TrustTomorrow funding initiative has teamed up with non-profit organisations to supply care-packs to underprivileged families during the pandemic.

【Swire Symphony Under The Stars】See you online tomorrow (12 Dec) at HKT 7:30pm!

Since 2006, Swire has been Principal Patron of the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra, helping bring enrichment into the lives of Hong Kong people by making classical music accessible to all.

Hersha and Margaret are yoga therapists from the Joshua Hellmann Foundation and they’re here to guide you through a Kids Yoga practice.

We’ve invited Hersha and Margaret, yoga therapists from The Joshua Hellmann Foundation for Orphan Disease, to guide us all through a Hatha yoga practice!

During this difficult time, TrustTomorrow has funded St. James Settlement’s FOOD-CO platforms again to deliver fresh food packs to those in need.

In this uplifting and inspiring tale, Miss Rumphius fulfills her childhood promise to make the world a more beautiful place. Auntie Choi is here to share Miss Rumphius’ story with us.

Swire Trust’s TrustTomorrow has partnered with a number of NGOs to introduce “See You Online”: a programme that allows you and your family to take part in virtual storytelling sessions and yoga classes at home.

Swire Trust’s TrustTomorrow funding initiative is bringing positive energy to the community via the joy of cooking by supporting Swire Properties’ new community-outreach programme “Noodles for Love”.

Building on our first round of funding earlier this year, Swire Trust rolled out an additional HK$14 million in late September to help combat the COVID-19 pandemic.

As we battle through COVID-19, elderly people are amongst the most vulnerable members of our community. Granny Ho, a 90-year-old who suffers from chronic illnesses, is one example.

63-year old home-alone Ms Wong received food support from NGOs during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Tina Chan, Head of Philanthropy for The Swire Group Charitable Trust, spoke to SCMP about TrustTomorrow.

We're launching TrustTomorrow, a new funding initiative to deepen our long-held commitment to Hong Kong and to mark our century and a half of operating here.