Denis Chang’s Chambers joins fundraising efforts for the inaugural Hong Kong Legal Walk 2022
As part of our commitment to Chambers’ social responsibility, we are excited to be supporting the inaugural Hong Kong Legal Walk which will run virtually from 15 October 2022 to 12 November 2022. Donations will benefit four chosen charities – the Hong Kong Cancer Fund, the Changing Young Lives Foundation, Association for the Rights of Industrial Accidents Victims, and HELP for Domestic Workers, whose respective causes are close to our hearts.
The Hong Kong Legal Walk Fundraising Challenge Trophy, donated by our Head of Chambers Denis Chang SC, was recently unveiled. The award will be bestowed on the law firm, chambers or in-house team who raises the most funds for the event’s supported charities this year.
Please join us and other members of Hong Kong’s legal community in raising funds for those in need. Your support is more crucial than ever with the long-term challenges brought on by the Covid-19 pandemic. Every dollar helps.
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*Clicking the above link will take you to Denis Chang’s Chambers’ fundraising campaign. All funds donated will go to the charities supported by this year’s Hong Kong Legal Walk (see details below).
For more details, please visit the event’s official website.
Charities Supported
The Hong Kong Legal Walk has chosen to partner with Charitable Choice this year to raise funds for the following charities:
• Hong Kong Cancer Fund is Hong Kong’s largest cancer support organisation, providing free information and professional support to anyone living with or affected by cancer. Their goal is to make life better for people touched by cancer.
• Changing Young Lives Foundation is a Hong Kong-based charity dedicated to inspiring the under-resourced children and marginalised youth in Hong Kong and the Mainland to live their life to the fullest by providing free educational and empowerment programs to them.
• Association for the Rights of Industrial Accident Victims is an organisation comprising people injured at work, family members of deceased employees in industrial accidents and people suffering from occupational diseases.
• HELP For Domestic Workers provides free advice and assistance on employment, immigration and human rights issues to domestic workers in Hong Kong.
