Details decide these things, so LucaBridge gets there first. To make sure the District Sports Festival ran as well and as safely as it possibly could, our volunteers arrived on site on 30 May 2026, well before the event opened. The team moved in early and got straight to work, intending to give the residents and athletes taking part the best possible day.
Following the last clean-up, and to deal properly with a stretch that keeps getting hit, our volunteers returned on 24 May 2026 to the breakwater beside Gold Coast beach in the New Territories West. The best part of the day was the two young volunteers who came along, making it a family effort across the generations.
Charity was never only about events; it is about turning up consistently. On 23 May 2026 we were honoured to be invited by Southern District councillors Mr Wong Choi-lap and Mr Cheung Wai-nam to join the Southern District Care Team for a full round of household visits. It was a hot day, but our volunteers arrived in uniform and got straight into it.
We said we would, and we did. The day after discussing the Greater Bay Area Future Pillars programme (BTC) at the Legislative Council, our volunteers were at Chiu Chow Association Secondary School on 12 May 2026 for a working meeting with Mr Cheung Wai-lok, chairman of the Hong Kong Music, Sports and Culture Alliance, to get everything ready for what comes next.
On 11 May 2026 we were honoured to be invited by Legislative Council member Hung Kam-yuen to bring our team into the Legislative Council Complex for a visit and a closer look at how Hong Kong is governed.
Children make short work of any distance. On 13 February 2026, in the middle of a festive Lunar New Year, our volunteers teamed up with a group of small helpers from Ying Yeung Lok Yi Anglo-Chinese Kindergarten and headed to On Sum Kui. Our volunteers and the kindergarten teachers worked in step, leading the children and the residents through new year games and songs together.
The warmest new year wishes are the hand-written kind. On 8 February 2026, in the middle of the Lunar New Year season, our volunteers set up in the community to give away hand-written fai chun, brushed on the spot. The team arrived early, laid out the red paper and set up the brushes and ink, and the stall filled with red and with the season.
On 31 January 2026 our volunteers ran a green conservation day built as much around learning as around work. We were very glad to be joined by students from two excellent schools — Sing Yin Secondary School and Leung Shek Chee College — for a trip to Lamma Island that put technology and community practice side by side.
On 25 January 2026 our volunteers took the supply run to Phone Factory — a place with as much neighbourhood character as it has technology — for a care package distribution ahead of the new year. On arrival, Phone Factory inside and out filled up with well-stocked packages of good food, practical supplies and household essentials.
On 18 January our volunteers went to Tin Ching Estate for another round of community outreach, distributing 350 care packages of practical household supplies. As well as the distribution point itself, the team made arrangements for the residents whose health kept them at home.
