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【ESG Event】Hong Kong Ma Wan Park Noah's Ark "2026 Egg-cellent Hunter" Charity Event　Celebrating Easter with Underprivileged Families through Beach Egg Hunt

2026/04/03

This Easter, the fourth "Egg-cellent Hunter" charity event, co-organized by Hong Kong Ma Wan Park Noah's Ark and its ESG strategic partner Rainbow Foundation, was successfully held at Ma Wan Tung Wan Beach. The event attracted over a thousand participants, including more than 600 parents and children sponsored by the organizers from various NGOs, such as The Salvation Army, S.K.H. St. Christopher's Home, Branches of Hope, Hong Kong Christian Service, Hong Kong Children & Youth Services, and Shek Yam Evangel Baptist Church, who celebrated Easter and enjoyed quality family time together.

The launching ceremony began with a starting gun on the beach, attended by representatives from the co-organizers and the social welfare sector, including Mr. Matthew Pine, Deputy General Manager of Hong Kong Ma Wan Park Noah's Ark; Ms. Janet Ng, Advancement Director of Rainbow Foundation; Ms. Angel Ng, General Secretary of The Boys' Brigade, Hong Kong; Ms. Connie Cheung, Senior Manager of Youth Services of St. James' Settlement; Ms. Joyce Lee, Agency Director of Hong Kong Children & Youth Services; and Ms. Lee Yu Po, Assistant Chief Executive of S.K.H. St. Christopher's Home. Together, they echoed the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), encouraging the public to care for mental health, strengthen family bonds, and enhance community cohesion.

In addition to hunting Easter eggs on the beach to redeem prizes, participants also explored various exhibitions and enjoyed art game booths at Noah's Ark. We extend special thanks to the generous support of sponsors, including Sanfield (Management) Ltd., ALVA HOTEL BY ROYAL, 4M Industrial Development Ltd., Golden Wheel Die Casting Factory Ltd., Fanling Quality Life Church, Swashes, and Kwoon Chung Bus, for jointly practicing corporate social responsibility. The success of the event was also made possible by the dedication of over 100 volunteers from The Education University of Hong Kong, Diocesan Girls' School, SHKP Volunteer Team, and Agency for Volunteer Service, who brought festive warmth to grassroots families.