(26 September 2023, Hong Kong) ― Companies in the Xinyi Group, namely Xinyi Glass Holdings Limited (stock code: 00868), Xinyi Solar Holdings Limited (stock code: 00968), Xinyi Energy Holdings Limited (stock code: 03868) and Xinyi Electric Storage Holdings Limited (stock code: 08328), joined the “Lok Sin Tong and Federation of Hong Kong Heilongjiang Association Mid-Autumn Festival Community Visit Activity” (「樂(lè)善港龍中秋鄉(xiāng)連心」) organised by The Lok Sin Tong Benevolent Society Kowloon (“Lok Sin Tong”) and Federation of Hong Kong Heilongjiang Association, giving out mooncakes and lucky bags to elderly living alone and grassroots families. 

Xinyi's volunteers give out gift packages in the “Lok Sin Tong and Federation of Hong Kong Heilongjiang Association Mid-Autumn Festival Community Visit Activity”

The “Lok Sin Tong and Federation of Hong Kong Heilongjiang Association Mid-Autumn Festival Community Visit Activity” was held on 16 September, joined by volunteers from the Hong Kong office of Xinyi Group to give out mooncakes and lucky bags in Tung Tau Estate in Wong Tai Sin. The event aimed to give care to underprivileged groups in the community, especially elderly living alone and grassroots families. The volunteer teams visited each household to give out the MidAutumn Festival lucky bags, hoping to convey their sincere care and festive blessings to the recipients.

Dr LEE Yin Yee, Chairman of Xinyi Glass and Xinyi Solar (SBS, BBS, MH), said, “Mid-Autumn Festival is the time for family reunion, but there are still elderly living alone and grassroots families in society needing help and care. Our hope is to, via giving out those festival gift packs, bring warmth and care to the recipients letting them feel the support and love of the community for them. We believe that companies should shoulder social responsibilities and offer help and support to the underprivileged. Faithful to the principle of ‘taking from society, giving back to society’, Xinyi has been actively giving back to society. In the future, we will continue to wholeheartedly join charitable community activities and make positive contribution to society.”

Lok Sin Tong, which was founded in 1880, has served Hong Kong for more than 141 years. It is one of the oldest charities in Hong Kong and is devoted to its missions, which are “To provide relief for victims of disasters and to console people in distress; To provide quality medical care and free medicine; To promote education and to cultivate youngsters, and To care for the Elderly and nurture the Young.” The charity has different organisations set up on Hong Kong Island, and in Kowloon and the New Territories that provide the public with comprehensive and high-quality services such as medical care, education, elderly care and social welfare. It also actively participates in and organises much social welfare and cultural and recreational activities to strive for building a better and more caring Hong Kong.