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The "Nuoi Em" Charity Project Faces Major Scrutiny Over Transparency Concerns The charity project “Nuoi Em” (Raising Children) has recently come under intense scrutiny due to allegations of transparency failures. These include claims that individual children were assigned multiple sponsors and that the project's data contains inconsistencies. Hoang Hoa Trung, the founder of the initiative, announced on December 8 that all fundraising activities would be suspended and bank accounts frozen while an independent audit is conducted. This decision followed a two-day storm of criticism on social media regarding the project’s processes. Central to the controversy is the alleged violation of the project’s core promise: that each child would be supported by only one donor through a unique identification code. The issue first came to light on December 6 when donor Alexa Phan shared her experience online. She stated that she sponsored a child in August 2022 under code NE03905, onl...

Chefs United for Tai Po Six chefs from Jia Group restaurants - Ando, Mono, Louise, 22 Ships, Leela and Estro - are coming together for a seven-course charity dinner featuring an exclusive selection of rare wines by the bottle. Tickets are HK$3,888 per person with 100 per cent of the proceeds going to the Hong Kong Red Cross. The event will take place on December 9, from 6pm at Louise, PMQ, 35 Aberdeen Street, Central. To book, go to sevenrooms.com/experiences/louise. Top Swop The vintage and second-hand clothes swap event series is donating all ticket proceeds from its upcoming swap on December 13 and 14 at Eaton HK's cocktail bar, Terrible Baby, to the Hong Kong Red Cross disaster relief fund. Entry is HK$85 presale or HK$100 at the door. This event offers a unique opportunity for attendees to exchange clothing items while supporting a noble cause. The swap will be held on December 13-14, 4/F, Eaton HK, 380 Nathan Road, Jordan. For details, visit topswop.club. Friendsmas A...

A Journey of Transformation: The Story of Hope International Ministry Habitation of Hope International Ministry, based in Ogun State, has made a significant impact on the lives of over 1,500 street boys across Lagos. Through a combination of education, vocational training, and spiritual transformation, the organization has given these young men a second chance at life. Their journey from the streets of slum communities to becoming productive members of society is nothing short of inspiring. Rescuing Boys from Harsh Conditions The boys were rescued from areas such as Ikotun, Kuramo, Mushin, and Oshodi, where they lived under harsh conditions. Many faced exploitation, addiction, and hopelessness. These communities, often overlooked by society, became the starting point for the ministry's mission to rescue and reform vulnerable youths. Pastor Michael Aderibigbe, the Home Administrator of the NGO, shared the story behind the establishment of the ministry. He explained that it was b...

A New Era for Education in Konkori In a remarkable act of generosity and dedication to education, philanthropist Joseph Boateng and his wife, Akosua Kwakoaa, have constructed and officially handed over a fully equipped three-unit classroom block to the Konkori Methodist Basic School. This initiative is located in the Atwima Kwanwoma Municipality within the Ashanti Region. The newly built facility includes a headteacher’s office, a staff common room, and toilet facilities for both teachers and students. The inauguration ceremony was attended by traditional leaders, education officials, parents, and residents of the Konkori community, marking a significant milestone for the school and its pupils. This modern structure replaces an old and deteriorating building that posed serious safety hazards and impeded effective teaching and learning. With this upgrade, it is anticipated that the learning environment will be significantly improved, benefiting hundreds of children in the area. At t...

The September Borns Project, a collective of professionals dedicated to community development, has recently undertaken significant renovation efforts at Ekuasi Camp Prison in Sekondi. Their initiative has focused on improving the living conditions of inmates and supporting the prison's infrastructure. Major Renovations and Donations As part of their intervention, the group refurbished the worship centre, replaced water-closets, installed showers, renovated the water-tank, and repainted sections of the facility. In addition, they donated food items, toiletries, cleaning supplies, drugs and medication, a water pump, bathroom slippers, as well as musical instruments. With support from the Rotary Club of Anaji, the total value of the donations reached GH¢200,000. This substantial contribution highlights the collaborative effort between the September Borns Project and local organizations to address the needs of the prison. A Vision Rooted in Unity Speaking at a brief ceremony, Dr....