The Vantage Foundation donated 1 million Hong Kong dollars to support residents affected by the fire in Hong Kong.

According to Mars Finance, on November 29, the Vantage Foundation recently donated 1 million Hong Kong dollars for the rescue and post-disaster reconstruction work following the Level 5 fire at Hongfu Garden in Tai Po, Hong Kong. This fire caused severe losses to multiple families, significantly impacting residents' lives.

This donation has been allocated to a locally recognized charity for providing emergency assistance, including temporary housing, essential supplies, and community mid-term recovery support.

In addition to financial support, Vantage's management representatives and charity team members went to the site to participate in rescue and support efforts, providing comfort and assistance to residents during the post-disaster response process. This action reflects Vantage's consistent commitment to corporate social responsibility, as well as our belief that true support comes not only from resources but also from the care and connection between people.

Vantage indicates:

At Vantage, we believe that supporting the community in times of crisis is a responsibility we must undertake. The Hongfu Garden fire has affected many families, and we hope this donation can help them recover more quickly. We are also proud of the team members who actively went to the scene to express their support, as the empathy and cohesion they demonstrated are important reflections of our corporate values.

As a platform for promoting global public welfare projects, the Vantage Foundation has been actively involved in various disaster relief, education, and community projects in Asia and around the world. In the future, the foundation will continue to monitor the follow-up developments of this incident and explore further support for long-term recovery efforts when needed.