We collaborated with Yan Oi Tong to organize a day tour of Lantau Island for elderly participants in March 2025. The itinerary included visits to the Big Buddha, Ngong Ping Village, and a leisurely stroll through Tai O Fishing Village. Everyone had a wonderful time and enjoyed the day to the fullest.

We joined hands with Yan Oi Tong to celebrate the Lunar New Year with the elderly in Jan 2025. To share festive joy, our staff distributed Gift Packs to the elderly and participated in ice-breaking game and keychain workshop with them.

To show warmth and love to senior citizens during the Christmas season, we partnered with Yan Oi Tong to host a Christmas party for the elderly in Dec 2024. During the visit, our volunteers distributed gift packs, organized Christmas party games, and participated in a Christmas Crafts DIY workshop with the seniors. We all enjoy a warm festival together.

We collaborated with Food Grace to organize a volunteer event in November 2024. The event included donating and distributing Mitsubishi Electric Electric Fans, making soup using recycled food at the Food Grace Centre, and delivering it to those in need.

To express our care for senior citizens in Mid-Autumn Festival, we partnered with Yan Oi Tong to visit elderly’s home in Sep 2024. During the visit, our volunteers distributed gift packs and listened to the elderly on their daily living and life sharing.

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.

In February 2025, our employees and their families participated in a farming activity organized by the WWF at the WWF Island House Conservation Studies Centre, Tai Po, experiencing the daily work of farmers and gaining insights into the crop production process. Through hands-on farming, gardening activities, and games, everyone learned the importance of cherishing food.

In November 2024, our staff and their family members participated in a charity walk fundraising event organized by WWF in Mai Po, exploring the stunning beauty of Mai Po Nature Reserve and embarking on a 10,000-step journey to discover the area's breathtaking landscapes and fantastic wildlife.

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:

• Crafts Workshops
• Solar Car Workshop
• Solar Car Contest
• Eco Art Exhibition

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, training camp, 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 positive mindset in a healthy body and care for the community.

As V.Cares entered its third year, it announced a surprise extension event. After careful evaluations and selections by the coaching team, eight players travelled to Osaka, Japan, in mid-October 2024. They participated in a volleyball training exchange activity with the top players from Kinrankai High School, the champions of the All Japan High School Women’s Volleyball Championship. This trip to Japan allowed the players to broaden their horizons, experience a different culture, learn from each other’s skills, and create unforgettable learning experiences and memories as they grow personally and athletically.

Under the Career Planning scheme organized by the NGO, Breakthrough, nearly 30 secondary school students from the Shatin Tsung Tsin Secondary School visited our office in May 2025 for a showroom tour and a sharing session. The session, led by colleagues from three different business divisions, focused on sharing engineering job scopes & requirements, challenges, satisfactions, career planning, and more. It was a fruitful afternoon that allowed the students to learn more about the engineering industry.

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.

"Mitsubishi Electric Eco Tech Cup," has been added to the program since 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 24 Aug 2024. 120 innovative solutions proposals were submitted from the public and students sections regarding "Sustainable Lifestyle" for the competition. 13 teams from the public and 16 teams from the students sections entered the final. The public voting section attracted more than 1,200 people to vote online for the "most popular solutions."

The competition was successfully held on 6 July 2024, attracting 355 students from 31 primary schools and 28 secondary schools to join. Students applied their creativity and STEM knowledge to design solutions for achieving a low-carbon lifestyle. The public voting section for "The Most Popular Design" also received overwhelming responses, with more than 1,200 people voting for it.