Hong Kong Investment Immigration focuses on Hong Kong News: As the maple leaves turn red, the Double Ninth Festival approaches once again. On the occasion of the upcoming Double Ninth Festival, to ensure the elderly in the nursing home enjoy a happy and peaceful holiday, a Double Ninth Festival charity event initiated by the Hong Kong charity organization 'Drop of Life' and the Gansu Charity Federation was held at 10:00 AM on October 11 at the Chakouyi Nursing Home in Tianzhu County, Wuwei City. This event was jointly organized by Hong Kong's 'Drop of Life' and the Gansu Charity Federation, and received strong support and assistance from the Wuwei Municipal Party Committee and Municipal Government, as well as the Tianzhu County Party Committee and County Government.
During this Double Ninth Festival visit, Ms. Li Caifen, President of Hong Kong's 'Drop of Life', and relevant leaders from the Gansu Charity Federation distributed 200 bags of rice and 200 bags of flour to the elderly at the Chakouyi Nursing Home in Tianzhu County, Wuwei City, aiming to show care for the elderly and wish them a happy Double Ninth Festival. As the weather turns colder, and considering the elderly's need for warmth, 'Drop of Life' also provided 400 quilts, 400 cotton hats, and 400 cotton scarves in advance. During the event, the elderly spontaneously organized and performed programs to celebrate the festival.
It is understood that Hong Kong's 'Drop of Life' was registered and established on March 27, 1998, in accordance with the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region's charitable institution licensing regulations. Since its inception, 'Drop of Life' has been involved in various charitable works, with main activities including: raising funds for rainwater harvesting cellars in drought-stricken areas of China, participating in disaster relief multiple times, distributing supplies in disaster areas, supporting education, poverty alleviation, and visiting nursing homes. Since 2004, it has actively invested in the rainwater harvesting cellar project, having now built 40,717 water cellars in the drought-stricken areas of Northwest China, improving water shortages for over 300,000 people. 'Drop of Life' will continue to uphold the mission of "serving society and relieving the poor," engaging in active efforts to benefit the community.