We joined hands with Yan Oi Tong to show our care for the elderly. We visited the elderly’s home in Sep 2023 to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival by distributing gift packs to them.

We collaborated with St. James Settlement on a STEAM education program, which aimed to teach students the knowledge of science and technology through a series of workshops.
Our volunteers attended a workshop at Tai Po Yan Chai Hospital Choi Hin To Primary School in May 2023. During the workshop, the students made musical instruments (such as electronic drums, electronic keyboards, and metronomes) by applying their science knowledge, and our volunteers coached and played games with them.

To convey love and festive joy during the Christmas season, we joined hands with Yan Oi Tong to participate in activities with the elderly in Dec 2022. We made Christmas cookies and small handicrafts together, and distributed gift packages to them.

We participated in the "Food Recycling Experiential Tour" organized by Food Grace in Oct 2022. Staff members had the opportunity to understand more about the current food waste problem in Hong Kong. They assisted in repacking the recycled food and then distributed it to people in need within the community.

We participated in the Green Experiential Day with Children in Lamma Island, organized by the Hans Andersen Club (HAC) in Aug 2022. Our staff members split up and joined different groups of children to have storytelling time and engage in green activities together to learn more about the current environmental issues we face. Everyone enjoyed a happy and fruitful day together.

In 2015 - 22, Mitsubishi Electric (Hong Kong) Limited was awarded the "Caring Company Logo" by the Hong Kong Council of Social Service in recognition of our continuous support and contributions to the community. We continue our endeavor to be a good corporate citizen.

We donate our home appliances and air conditioning products in support of charity organizations for their social services enhancement and facilities upgrade, namely donation of electric fans to Pok Oi Hospital to support their meaningful Kong Ha Wai Village Transitional Housing Project benefiting families in need.

We took part in different fundraising events, namely MSF Day organized by Medecins Sans Frontieres, Orbis World Sight Day organized by Orbis, etc. to support their meaningful charity campaigns. To encourage our staff’s participation, we launched the "Matching-Donation Scheme“ (i.e, every HK$1 that our staff member donates, we will donate HK$1) to engage more staff to support and render their care to the community.

More than 20 staff and their family members enjoyed a peaceful yet fruitful day together at Mai Po Nature Reserve in Nov 2022. In this 5km route in Mai Po Reserve, the WWF staff showed them how to capture the photos of the elusive Eurasian otter with camera traps, explained the habitat of buffaloes, and unveiled many other secrets behind this natural wonder.

More than 20 staff members joined the "Mangrove Boardwalk" visit at Mai Po on Jun 25, 2022, organized by WWF. Our staff members visited the mangrove forest and mudflats along the floating boardwalk. During the tour, the WWF eco-guide introduced them to the remarkable view of the Inner Deep Bay and gave them a glimpse of the thriving mudflat ecology and birdlife. Everyone was refreshed after having a walk in nature though it was scorching hot.

Creative Eco-Kids program aims to educate children about the importance of resources recycling for environmental protection, and develop their creativity by using daily domestic waste to create crafts. We have collaborated with the Little Light Art Project to launch the program since 2021, which provides a series of engaging workshops, contest and exhibition to around 100 children to promote biodiversity, renewable energy and recycling for enhancing their awareness of environmental protection.

Workshops & Activities:

• Flying Animal Workshop
• Animal Sumo Workshop
• Solar Car Workshop
• Solar Car Contest
• Eco Art Exhibition

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We collaborated with the Hong Kong Federation of Youth Group to launch the "V.Cares Youth Volleyball Program" since 2022, providing sports experience and self-growth opportunities to the youth. The program includes a series of activities such as volleyball training, personal development workshop, volunteering services, and volleyball tournament, aiming to provide training and development to over 100 young people, as well as inspire them to learn about the importance of having a healthy mind in a healthy body and care for the community.

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To support the promotion of STEM education (i.e. Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) and green innovation to the next generation, we sponsored this 2-year Government-funded project, which has been organized by The Chinese University of Hong Kong - Centre for Innovation & Technology since 2018. The project launches a series of activities such as training workshops, site visits, competitions, and exhibitions to nurture STEM talents in Hong Kong with problem-solving skills and offers opportunities for them to share their fruitful achievement with the public at the exhibition.

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A new competition, "Mitsubishi Electric Eco Tech Cup," has been added to the program in 2023. It allows both students and the general public to participate, aiming to encourage more people from different backgrounds in the community to generate eco-tech ideas for promoting sustainable development in Hong Kong.

The final competition was successfully held on 19 Aug 2023 at The Chinese University of Hong Kong. 33 teams from the Public section and 60 teams from the Students section submitted innovative solutions regarding "City Sustainable Development" for the competition. A total of 150 contestants entered the final. The public voting section attracted more than 1,300 people to vote online for the "most popular solutions."

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The competition was successfully held on 8 July 2023, attracting 350 students from 31 primary schools and 28 secondary schools to join. Students applied their creativity and STEM knowledge to propose solutions to tackle environmental problems in the city, such as climate change, excessive waste, and air and water pollution. The public voting section for "The Most Popular Design" also received overwhelming responses, with nearly 1,200 people voting for it.

We offered scholarships to different educational institutes to provide financial support to students