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At Hong Kong’s first Youth Magic Festival, disadvantaged children performed on‑stage. Lifewire’s charity sales benefited autistic‑support programmes.

Kevolie and the Hong Kong Amateur Orchestra hosted a Valentine’s charity fashion‑music show to raise funds for Lifewire and Wai Yin Association.

Lifewire colleagues went out to Chun Wo Head Office on February 5 to collect blessings from colleagues and wish everyone a happy new year!

Lifewire visited Chun Wo’s headquarters to collect New‑Year blessings. Each greeting earned a HK$10 donation for sick children, gathering over 500 messages.

Part Two｜Review More Event Photos Browse through the event album and relive those heart‑warming moments. Volunteers, performers and sick children gathered in joy.

In 2015, for the second year, Lifewire volunteers as Santas joined the hospital Christmas party. Multiple groups gave performances; gifts were presented to sick children, and the event drew media coverage.

On Christmas Eve, the Pearl Island Lions Club invited four charities through Lifewire to allow low-income families and sick children to watch the Little Prince 3D movie for free.

Chun Wo volunteers visited Sandy Bay Children’s Hospital with Lifewire, playing games, singing carols and handing out Christmas gifts to sick children.

Lifewire hosts a free eczema workshop led by dietitian John Wong. Simply like the pages and tag three friends to join.

Lifewire hosts a free eczema‑self‑help workshop by senior dietitian John Wong. Limited to 30 spots; participants get gift packs.

Lifewire held a Christmas‑card photo‑shoot at Chun Wo’s office. Donations supported sick children and fulfilled Safyre’s wish for global festive greetings.