Hong Kong Cancer Fund Annual Review 2013-2014 Message from Founder & CEO

since its creation in 2011. The number of young adult clients rose by 24% and the number of their visits also increased by 300% this year. Providing age-appropriate care is one of our top priorities and we support YOU CAN members by boosting their self-confidence to prepare them for any challenges ahead.

Medical and psychosocial support was equally in demand this year, as demonstrated by the 57% increase in nursing consultations and 22% rise in the total number of clients served. Our programmes catered for a diverse range of social groups, featuring new initiatives which included a men’s art therapy group and rock climbing for young adults.

Our hotlines continue to be a popular means of communication, allowing the public to reach out Dear Donors, Supporters and Friends, for information and emotional support. Among To fulfil our mission that no one faces cancer alone, the 15,000 calls we received this year, almost three Cancer Fund aims to serve the community quarters were first-time users, enabling us to provide with comprehensive, holistic care. We are delighted to support for more people on their cancer journeys. report that in the financial year 2013, we helped more people than ever before. One of the areas which we are most proud of is our holistic services. Our wellness programmes nurture Our network of support was extended throughout the mind, body and spirit, through a wide range of Hong Kong with the implementation of new initiatives workshops, therapy sessions, retreats and classes, and service programmes. It was extremely rewarding helping to rebuild our clients’ self-esteem and to provide our clients, their caregivers, family and confidence. This year the number of programmes friends with the necessary information and skills to we offered has significantly increased by 100%, the face any challenges that arise on their journey. number of sessions by 93% and total attendances rose by 60%. Our wellness team is devoted to broadening More than 116,000 visits were recorded at our three our scope of work in the years to come. support centres in the community, a 9% increase compared with the same period last year, and the Developing our Circle of Friends fundraising programme number of registered users grew by the thousands, was of great importance and we are thrilled to report totalling over 17,000. Our young adult programme, that our annual income grew by 15% with the help of our YOU CAN, continues to receive tremendous interest generous donors who support us on a monthly basis.

2 / HONG KONG CANCER FUND ANNUAL REVIEW 2013-2014 OUR SUPPORT NETWORK

CancerLink Tin Shui Wai

Prince of Wales Hospital CPRC

Tuen Mun Hospital CPRC Princess Margaret Hospital CPRC

Queen Elizabeth Hospital CPRC CancerLink Wong Tai Sin

CancerLink Central United Christian Hospital CPRC Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Queen Mary Hospital Hospital CPRC Cancer Care & Support Unit

As the incidences of cancer continue to rise, emphasising early detection will be a key focus of our Contents education campaigns. We hope to bring cancer under 04 Who we are control by continuing to invest in clinical trials, early screening and research, driving forward advancements 06 How we Helped in 2013-2014 in treatment to provide our community with the 08 Year in Review necessary tools and knowledge to lower the risk. 10 Wellness Programmes None of our achievements would be possible without the generosity and dedication of our supporters, 12 YOU CAN Dance! professional staff and volunteers like you. Th ank you 14 Rainbow Club for believing in our mission. As we look ahead, we will work toward expanding our Wong Tai Sin Support 16 Going Th rough Centre and implementing cutting-edge programmes 17 Research Studies and services to provide the best care and support for everyone living with cancer. 18 Promoting Awareness 20 Engaging the Community 22 Financial Highlights

Sally Lo, MBE Founder and Chief Executive Hong Kong Cancer Fund 1214 20

cancer-fund.org / 3 Who We Are

Hong Kong Cancer Fund is the city’s largest cancer therapies, funding of hospital equipment and much support organisation, providing free information and more, fi lling the gaps in cancer care and making life professional support to anyone aff ected by cancer. better for people touched by cancer. With a network of free support, spanning the hospital, the home and the community, our mission is to ensure On a global level, we also help to fund global clinical that no one faces cancer alone. trials in partnership with the European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC). Our work encompasses public education, cancer research, home care, peer support, complementary

ONGOING PROGRAMMES

Support and Resource Improving Public Research Fellowship Medical China Centres in the community Education Hospital Equipment Projects and in hospitals Environment

CancerLink Queen Mary Breast EORTC Date Medical Art in the Up-to-Date Voice Support Centre Hospital Cancer for Local Professional Hospital Equipment Training for Wong Tai Sin Cancer Care & Medical Training for Public Laryngectomees Support Unit Professionals Hospitals in China Colorectal Refurnishing CancerLink Cancer Local & Oncology Wards Support Centre Pamela Youde Staffi ng for International Hospital Stoma Care Central Nethersole Research Post Oncology Equipment in China Prostate Refurnishing Eastern Hospital Conferences Loan Cancer Chemotherapy CPRC* and Centres CancerLink Clinical Workshops Support Centre Research Tin Shui Wai Sunsmart Queen Elizabeth Skin Cancer Re-furnishing for Hospital CPRC Psychosocial Radiotherapy New Voice Club Research Centres Shek Kip Mei Rainbow Tuen Mun Club Hospital CPRC Clinical Stoma Trials Website & Association Prince of Wales Online Wong Tai Sin Hospital CPRC Services

Princess Margaret Publications Hospital CPRC

United Christian Hospital CPRC

Prince of Wales Hospital Acupuncture Centre *CPRC – Cancer Patient Resource Centre

4 / HONG KONG CANCER FUND ANNUAL REVIEW 2013-2014 “ Cancer care has to be comprehensive, meaning that both physical and emotional treatment is equally important.” Our government has done a reasonable job in the provision of quality cancer diagnosis and treatment under the Hospital Authority umbrella. However, there is a signifi cant gap in the delivery of emotional support to clients and their families. Th is is where Hong Kong Cancer Fund steps in. Th rough their impeccable management and generous donations from the community, they have done a marvelous job making up for what was lacking in the public system. Professor Tony Mok, Hong Kong Cancer Fund Executive Committee Member, Li Shu Fan Medical Foundation Professor of Clinical Oncology at Th e Chinese University of Hong Kong

cancer-fund.org / 5 How We Helped in 2013-2014

113,751 visits to our Cancer Patient Resource 14,869 people received Centres in the 7 cluster HA hospitals around Hong comfort, information and Kong – an oasis where clients and their families can advice through hotlines relax and access essential resources managed by our social workers and nurses

161 clients benefi ted from direct practical and emotional support as part of our home care service, a 10% increase from last year

698 young adults received age-appropriate support through our YOU CAN service, and visits increased by 318% from last year

3,743 Reach to Recovery HK$2,022,210.9 3,921visits to our nursing packs were delivered to worth of fi nancial assistance service, a 57% increase from those undergoing treatment was off ered to those in need last year for breast, prostate and through our Relief Fund nasopharyngeal cancer

6 / HONG KONG CANCER FUND ANNUAL REVIEW 2013-2014 1,480 Cancer 8,978 clinical Fund Rainbow Club counselling visits to children were cared for help clients deal with throughout the year, the emotional an increase of 21% consequences of living from last year with cancer, a 22% increase from last year

39,305 visits to our We helped 116,216 members at psychosocial workshops and our community support centres, therapeutic groups a 9% increase from the year before

14,420 cancer survivors and clients are HK$5,133,914 part of our Friends of CancerLink peer was invested in support network cancer research

21,732 wellness programme visits helped cancer survivors find peace of mind, a 60% rise from last year

cancer-fund.org / 7 Year in Review 2013

April We collaborated with Procter and Gamble (P&G) for the 6 Minutes Protect a Life campaign to raise awareness about female cancers and highlight the importance of maintaining health through regular, preventative check-ups. We offered free breast and cervical screenings to encourage women in Hong Kong to make female health a priority.

May Cancer support is enhanced with our renovation of the Department of Clinical Oncology in Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital to upgrade facilities, including the reception, patient waiting hall and medical consultation rooms, to provide a more relaxing, positive environment to promote healing.

June Sunbathing is a popular pastime during Hong Kong summers which is why our ‘Be SunSmart’ campaign in partnership with Cancer Council Australia again was so vital for promoting sun protection, and increasing awareness on the danger of tanning. We worked together to promote a range of safe, quality skin care products through a variety of channels to reach out to the city’s sun-worshippers.

July ‘Don’t Wait Till it’s Too Late’ was the slogan for our colorectal cancer campaign to remind those over the age of 50 about the importance of screening and early detection. Over the years, our promotion of colorectal cancer awareness has engaged public interest and the number of visits to our dedicated colorectal cancer website rose by 22% compared to the year before.

8 / HONG KONG CANCER FUND ANNUAL REVIEW 2013-2014 October ‘Check Regularly’ was the theme for our 12th Pink Revolution supporting women touched by breast cancer. Internationally acclaimed diva Coco Lee joined forces with us again to promote early detection and encourage participation in Dress Pink Day. We raised close to HK$3 million for our free comprehensive breast cancer services, including a discounted mammogram offer for low-income, high-risk women, and a public health talk.

We received the Best Practice Award in Social Welfare from The Hong Kong Council of Social Service for our home care service. Cancer Fund was among 89 other projects nominated in the prestigious competition, of which only 18 were awarded. Thanks to the help of our professional team and volunteers, this initiative made people with cancer who felt neglected, feel loved and valued. We improved the quality of life for clients in the later stages of cancer, and provided their loved ones with much-needed support.

November Over 2,500 loyal supporters and cancer survivors joined our 18th annual walkathon, Stride for a Cure, and helped us to raise over HK$4.4 million. Funds from this fun-filled event in went towards important cancer research projects in Hong Kong, including clinical trials, vaccines, screening programmes and groundbreaking treatments to help bring the disease under control.

cancer-fund.org / 9 Wellness Programmes

Our wellness and holistic health activities provide compared to last year. We ran a total of 122 compared physical and mental benefits for cancer survivors. to the previous year’s 61, an increase of 100%, and These include yoga, qigong, tai chi, promoting increased the number of classes from 522 to 1,007. In positivity and bringing comfort and joy to their total, we had 21,732 visits compared to 13,619 the year lives. These programmes are open to anyone before, a rise of 60%. touched by cancer. We are grateful for our volunteer instructors whose Our support centres run a wide variety of holistic dedication, compassion and professionalism have and complementary healing practices to encourage made the programme such a success, and we have and inspire survivors to live a meaningful, positive been fortunate to partner with the PURE Group who and healthy life. Th ese practices are the perfect lent their venues to us, so that we can serve as many complementary therapy for clients, to help lift their clients as possible. mood, promote better sleep, and ease pain, fatigue, stress and anxiety. Th e exceptional feedback from our clients and growing demand for our programmes encourage us to continue Th e popularity of our wellness classes continues to enhancing our wellness services, and introduce the most grow each year due to these numerous benefi ts. As cutting-edge techniques to improve quality of life, and a result, we doubled the number of programmes confi dence of those touched by cancer.

USER PROFILE

16-20 1% 21-30 Public 15 or below 3% Volunteer 2% 2% 3%

71 or 31-40 above 8% Family 11% Male 24% 28% 41-50 61-70 19% 22%

Female Patient 72% 71% 51-60 24%

Gender Identity Age

10 / HONG KONG CANCER FUND ANNUAL REVIEW 2013-2014 “ Before my illness, I was busy working, being a teacher, mother and a wife. I didn’t have time for myself.” After my cancer diagnosis, I started to live the life I have always longed for, joining yoga and mandala painting classes and spending time rediscovering my interest in life. I realised that the cancer experience was a blessing in disguise because Cancer Fund off ered so many wonderful services and courses to enhance my health and wellness. Spring Tsang, CancerLink member

cancer-fund.org / 11 YOU CAN Dance!

“Joining the Young Adult Service helped restore my self-confi dence.” Sharing emotions, spending time with friends, diet and exercise all help with recovery. So, don’t give up! Bondie Lee, YOU CAN member

A Debut Performance For young adults touched by cancer, we designed unique in team-building activities to inspire mutual support, programmes and activities that empowered youth to and adventure leadership training to promote fun and embrace positivity, productivity and to focus on making education at the same time. a full recovery. YOU CAN ensures that they receive age-appropriate support to help them face challenges Young people are the future of our society and we and refocus on everything life has to off er. Th is year, we will continue to customise our services so that these reached almost 700 members and the popularity of the clients receive all the support they need during their group continues to grow as the number of visits rises. prime, and ensure that we help to create lasting memories of this exciting time. As young people have specifi c cancer care and support needs, YOU CAN was designed specifi cally to engage and inspire. We off er workshops relating YOUNG ADULT USERS to relationships, sex and employment, a peer support group, as well as psychotherapeutic and counselling 624 577 services to engage this demographic. 8% We have gone to great lengths to keep abreast of our increase young clients’ interests and last year we extended our

range of programmes to bring participants together 2012/13 2013/14

12 / HONG KONG CANCER FUND ANNUAL REVIEW 2013-2014 PROGRAMME HIGHLIGHTS

In response to the desire for more therapeutic services expressed in our online survey in 2012-2013, this year we off ered around 90 programme sessions to benefi t almost 700 young adults, from boosting their self-image to enhancing their coping skills through and beyond treatment. To minimise the challenges arising from a cancer diagnosis and improve their quality of life, our psychosocial programmes equipped them to cope with the potential side eff ects of treatment and encourage them to think positively. Th e following activities proved to be particularly popular.

ADVENTUREBASED TRAINING DANCING BUDDIES YOU CAN TEA GATHERING (Th erapeutic programme) (Psychosocial programme) (Mutual Support) Young adults learned problem- Participants were amazed by how Socialising improves quality solving skills, the power of dance could improve physical of life and encourages us to resilience and how to improve capability and psychological savour each moment. Young confi dence through rock well-being. In December 2013, adult clients met to take part climbing, team building and the Dancing Buddies invited in a variety of activities such leadership training. In April 2014, 60 family and friends to a as tea, cooking classes, art our members organised an Easter performance, Dreams Come jamming, rock climbing and programme for Rainbow Club. True, at the Fringe Club in magic, while sharing experiences. Central, where they showcased Th ese gatherings create a the skills they learned at social network for young adult CancerLink. Th e talented dancers survivors for support and were inspired to put on another motivate one another in their show for Stride for a Cure 2014. journey to recovery.

AGE NUMBER OF VISITS

Female 401 Male 698

130 318% 60 167 increase 2 3 28

age 16-20 age 21-30 age 31-40 2012/13 2013/14 (total 5) (total 88) (total 531)

cancer-fund.org / 13 Rainbow Club

Th is year the number of Rainbow Club programmes art classes and games. Our counsellors help them increased by 39% compared with last year. We recorded deal with any worries arising from a loved one being 1,480 active registered users at our three CancerLink aff ected by cancer. Our mentor programme, Heart-to- support centres, a 21% increase from the year before. Heart, provides one-on-one, practical guidance with homework and assignments to ensure that students Th e Rainbow Club helps children who have a family are on track with school life. member with cancer or who have lost someone to cancer. Th rough playful activities and professional The Big Brother and Big Sister Programme was support, we help little ones cope with family changes a particular highlight receiving significant media to minimise anxiety and emotional distress. More coverage about its ability to improve children’s specifi cally, the group aims to help parents and self-esteem through mentoring and mutual support. children communicate about the impact of the disease Comprising university student volunteers, it in family workshops, off ering guidance for parents on provided emotional and developmental support how to best communicate with their children during for children whose family had been affected by this challenging time. cancer. Rainbow Club members created special bonds with their mentors through regular contact, We create a safe, caring environment where children outings and activities, and experienced newfound can build confi dence and express themselves through personal growth.

14 / HONG KONG CANCER FUND ANNUAL REVIEW 2013-2014 “ As a volunteer, the children helped me become a better listener and role model.” I really enjoyed helping my ‘little brothers’ with their homework, playing football with them and going on outings to Lion Rock Park and the Hong Kong Science Museum. Their mother told me that one day she believes that they too will become ‘big brothers’ and help others because of the special bond we developed. Tang Hiu Chung, Big Brother and Big Sister volunteer

RAINBOW CLUB USERS USER PROFILE

Age 5 or below 1,480 2% 1,221 Age 6-8 18% Age 13-15 Boy 37% 21% 44% Girl increase 56% Age 9-12 43%

2012/13 2013/14

cancer-fund.org / 15 Going Through

“ Cancer Fund Support Centre was the most important form of support during my cancer journey.” Their Going Through project provided all the cancer information I needed, motivated me to exercise and encouraged sharing the experience with peers. Yip Shui Lai, Going Through member

Hong Kong’s first Prostate Cancer Survivorship Project, support and nursing consultations. The programme Going Through, was launched in December 2013, tailor- comprised educational workshops on health, nutrition made to empower men to overcome the physical and and well-being, and professional sex therapists were psychological challenges, and sensitive issues around this available to answer questions. disease. This programme took a unique, holistic approach to cancer care with clinical professional providing free This one-of-a-kind programme enhances quality of advice to those touched by prostate cancer. life and helped clients to better manage treatment and side effects. Speaking with other prostate cancer We provide free integrated and holistic services survivors helped newly diagnosed clients learn ways for clients, their families and carers, including to cope and the informal gatherings became a good everything from symptom management, peer way to meet fellow peers going through a similar support, relationship counseling, sexual dysfunction experience, who could offer reassurance.

16 / HONG KONG CANCER FUND ANNUAL REVIEW 2013-2014 Research Studies We help to bring cancer under control by funding leading research projects to help prevent, detect and treat the disease.

Genetic Studies of Nasopharyngeal Carcinoma: Cancer of Special Importance in Hong Kong by AoE Center for NPC Research Cancer Fund funded this project which aims to understand how genetics of the person affected by cancer contributes to the development of NPC and how the genomic changes in the tumor cells impact the development and progress of cancer, to improve the likelihood of successful treatment.

The findings will be translated into clinical applications to detect individuals at high risk for NPC and revolutionise treatment by classifying clients according to predicted tumor behaviour. Identifying people with a higher risk and at an earlier stage of development will enhance the chances of survival and improve quality of life for survivors.

This study is being undertaken at Queen Mary Development of Small Chemical Molecules, Hospital, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Pamela as a Liver Fibrosis Indicator to Prevent Liver Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital, Princess Disease and Cancer Progression, Chinese Margaret Hospital, Tuen Mun Hospital and HK- University of Hong Kong Shenzhen Hospital. This three-year research project on liver fibrosis and cancer has continued with ongoing support from Cancer Fund, expected to be completed in 2015. During the period under review, the Promyelocytic leukemia (PML) protein was discovered to be a potential target for drug therapy, detailed in a research paper published in March 2013.

cancer-fund.org / 17 Promoting Skin Cancer Campaign (June 2013) • We launched the new layout design of our Awareness SunSmart website, complete with a Facebook game and radio programme archive to further raise awareness Early detection and healthy • Our education materials were distributed in over living are at the heart of our 40 locations, including hospitals, clinics and self- help groups, and mini education leaflets inserted public education campaigns. into sunscreen products reaching a targeted audience of 90,000 We helped to build a cancer- smart community in Hong Kong Colorectal Cancer Campaign (July 2013) • Website traffic to our mini-site increased by 22% with the following key projects from last year this year. • Campaign website hits increased over 20% from last year

Breast Cancer Campaign (October 2013) • As one of Hong Kong’s largest breast cancer awareness campaigns, Pink Revolution included print ads, feature editorials and advertorials, radio

18 / HONG KONG CANCER FUND ANNUAL REVIEW 2013-2014 programmes and key visuals displayed in high- Online Presence traffic MTR stations and bus station shelters The digital launch of our education campaigns • Press coverage increased by 255% from last year continues to be popular and this year our total • We created a new branded website: webpage views increased by 35% from last pink.cancer-fund.org to highlight the efficacy of year. New visitors to the site also increased by our Pink Revolution campaign 30% respectively. • In a partnership with Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital, we offered 500 free mammograms to On–target Placement in Hospitals low-income, high-risk women To directly promote our free cancer care services • Campaign website traffic page views increased to clients, we placed posters at five designated by 72% hospitals featuring relevant messages targeting specific demographics. The posters were placed Prostate Cancer Campaign (November 2013) in 14 panels in five hospitals including Queen • We were the official Movember beneficiary again Mary Hospital, Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Prince this year of Wales Hospital, Princess Margaret Hospital • TV ad banners were shown in 200 Hong Kong clinics and Tuen Mun Hospital. This ongoing, year-round • Campaign website hits increased over 970% from promotion has generated more than 370 enquiries last year since its first roll-out in December 2012. Website views increased by 35%.

cancer-fund.org / 19 Engaging the Community Pink Revolution Thanks to the help of our Pink ambassador Coco Lee, Cancer Fund’s annual Pink Revolution was another great success. Dress Pink Day was a particular highlight with more than 100 corporations and schools who participated on 25 October 2013. We raised nearly HK$3 million to support women affected by breast cancer.

More than 30 brands donated part of the sale proceeds of their pink items to support our Shop for Pink initiative. Our stand alone events also boosted cancer awareness in the city, at events including Shanghai Tang shopping night and Sassy Mama’s October Giveaway.

Stride for a Cure Our outing this year drew more than 2,500 participants comprising survivors, families and corporate teams to on 24 November 2013, raising HK$4.4 million to support local research. Our Run on Your Own programme encouraged our athletic supporters to run for this important cause in their own time and in their chosen venue, and together we raised more than HK$100,000.

20 / HONG KONG CANCER FUND ANNUAL REVIEW 2013-2014 HELPING HANDS

Circle of Friends DIY fundraising Our Circle of Friends who contribute monthly to Cancer Fund’s DIY fundraising has gone from strength support our work, continues to be our main source to strength. Last year, our supporters raised over of income. It is thanks to this stable, vital stream of HK$450,000 through 17 of their own initiatives. The funds that allows us to sustain, improve and widen initiative was first established in 2010 and encourages our free services in the community. Growing this people to create their own activities and host a page vital group will remain a priority as the more friends on our website to raise money. Anyone can design we have in our circle, the more people we can help. their own webpage for a special event or activity In 2013, more than 26,000 donors helped to raise and invite friends or colleagues to make a donation HK$47.9 million. directly to Cancer Fund. Donors and supporters will be encouraged to execute creative fundraising ideas through our DIY platform.

cancer-fund.org / 21 Financial Highlights 2013/2014

SOURCE OF OVERALL INCOME

Monthly Donation 47.74% General Donation Fundraising Events 38.85% Interest & Designated Income Interest & Investments Income 4.70% Investments Income General Donation 8.54% Designated Income 0.17% Total income HK$100,413,297 Monthly Donation Fundraising Events

EXPENDITURE DISTRIBUTIONS

Services 75.41% Depreciation Office Fundraising 15.89% Administration Office Administration 8.06% Fundraising Depreciation 0.64% Total expenditure HK$85,377,461

Services

SERVICE DISTRIBUTIONS

Cancer Support Services 68.67% Cancer Research Fellowship Programmes Publications & Public Education 22.57% Publications Cancer Research 7.97% & Public Education Fellowship Programmes 0.79% Total expenditure HK$64,384,748

Cancer Support Services

22 / HONG KONG CANCER FUND ANNUAL REVIEW 2013-2014 (Extracted from audited financial statements for the year ended 31st March 2014) Auditors: Chang Leung Hui & Li C.P.A. Limited, Certified Public Accountants

SERVICES: 5 YEAR DEVELOPMENT 5 years increased by

Total Service Expenditure (HK$) 80,000,000 48.46% 70,000,000 64,384,748 57,373,113 59,391,664 60,000,000 46,044,126 50,000,000 43,369,276 40,000,000

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Financial Year 2009/2010 2010/2011 2011/2012 2012/2013 2013/2014

MONTHLY DONATION INCOME: 5 YEAR DEVELOPMENT

Total Donation Income (HK$) 47,936,261 50,000,000 45,386,123 41,645,604 40,000,000 37,501,017 33,382,304

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cancer-fund.org / 23 Thank you to all our Supporters. We would like to acknowledge and thank the following friends, volunteers, individual donors and Circle of Friends members. Your generosity and continued support allow our services to grow so no one faces cancer alone.

Appeal 2013 • Rani R. Hiranand • Mae Von Professional Makeup School • Alot Enterprise Co. Ltd. • Chong Hing Bank • Eric Ho • Marc Jacobs • Alot Holdings Ltd. • CLP Power Hong Kong Limited • Desiree & Hans Michael Jebsen • Moet & Chandon • Amoy Plaza • The Hong Kong Electric Co., Limited • Melissa Lo • Modelone • Anntaylor Sourcing Far East Ltd. • Geoff Wong • Ms. B’s Cakery • APW CPA Ltd. Gala Dinner 2014 • Dr. Allan Zeman • Native Union • Art Link Pacific PRINCIPAL SPONSOR • ABOUTAsia Travel • New World Beijing Hotel • Asia Financial Holdings Ltd. • Louis Vuitton Asia Pacific • AON • New World Dalian Hotel • Australian Association of Hong Kong • Berge Studio • Occasions PR & Marketing Ltd. • Baker & McKenzie • Bruneblonde • Papyrus • Be First Ltd. MAJOR SPONSORS • Cathay Pacific Airways Limited • Prestige • Beautique Int’l Ltd. • Eugene Chuang • Caudalie • PURE • Beauty Collection Consultants Ltd. • Grosvenor • Chiva-Som • Roberto Cavalli • Bhundhari Spa Resort & Villas Samui • Harry Winston • Cipriani • Royal Garden Hotel • Big Mountain Yoga • Cochine Ltd. • Sense of Touch • Blackrock RUBY SPONSOR • Consolato Generale d’Italia • Sevva • Blanc Wok • The Most Honourable Andrew S. Yuen • dragon-i • Shanghai Tang • Bouverie Co. Ltd. • Edrington Hong Kong Limited • Shinta Mani Club • BTIG PLATINUM SPONSORS • Estee Lauder • Six Senses Ninh Van Bay • Bupa (Asia) Limited • The Rockowitz Family • Evason Ana Mandara • Song Saa Private Island • Calvin Klein Underwear • Rusy M. Shroff, BBS, MBE, & Purviz R. Shroff • Faustian Asia Ltd. • Swire Properties Limited • Cargo Compass (Hong Kong) Ltd. • Burger Collection • Fendi Asia Pacific • TAG Heuer • Cartus Relocations Hong Kong Ltd. • Lindt & Sprungli (Asia Pacific) Ltd. • Fine Art Asia • ten feet tall • Casablanca H.K. Ltd. • TOY • Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong • The Luxe Manor • Cheu Tsien Industrial Co. Ltd. • Gaia Group • The Macallan • Chhada, Siembieda & Associates Ltd. GOLD SPONSORS • Gateway Group • The Principal • China Fame International Ltd. • Sameer Ahmed • Giorgio Armani Hong Kong Ltd. • The Ritz-Carlton Hong Kong • China Star Products (Trading) Ltd. • John & Thea Grove • Givenchy • Venetian Macau Ltd. • Chinese Estates Holdings Limited • Daisy Ho • Grand Hyatt Hong Kong • W Hong Kong • Chiu Wah Logistics Ltd. • Yvette Yuen • Great Eagle Holdings Limited • Cisco Systems HK, Ltd. • Greka Group • Grebstad Hicks Communications Pink Revolution 2013 • Citigroup Global Markets Asia Ltd. • Littleton & Hennessy Asian Art • Heather & March • Kathy Chow • City Super Limited • Heavens Portfolio (Hong Kong) • Ike Eichensehr • CLSA Ltd. SILVER SPONSORS • Hong Kong International School • Coco Lee • Colfax • Elizabeth & Frank Newman • Hotel Gritti Palace • Dr. Raymond Liang • Compu-Technic Digital Technology Ltd. • Janana Pasha & Friends • Hotel IL Pellicano • Janet Ma • Computershare Hong Kong Investor • Rev. Noreen Siu Richards & Mr. David • HSBC • Vicky Medcalf Services Ltd. Richards • Hullett House • Lisa S. • Concept Link International Marketing • Paul and Teresa Teaque • Infinite Escapes • Qiqi (H.K.) Ltd. • Audi Hong Kong • InterContinental Hong Kong • Almen Wong • Conrad Hong Kong • Cathay Pacific Airways Limited & Swire • Isabella Wren • 10 Chancery Lane Gallery • Conrad Macao, Cotai Central Properties Limited • kimrobinson • A. S. Watson Group • Costa Crociere S. p. A. • CITI • Kowloon Shangri-La, Hong Kong • Able Jewelry Mfg. Ltd. • Crocs Hong Kong Ltd. • Dolce & Gabbana Hong Kong Ltd. • Lane Crawford (Hong Kong) Ltd. • Able Team Technology Ltd. • Crown Worldwide (HK) Ltd. • Goldman Sachs • Laucala Island, Fiji • Adler Jewellery Ltd. • Crown Worldwide Holdings Ltd. • Loewe Asia Pacific • Aegon Direct & Affinity Marketing Services • CYS Associates (Hong Kong) Ltd. SUPPORTERS • Loro Piana Ltd. • Decent World Ltd. • William Furniss • Lotus Arts de Vivre • Agnes b. HK Limited • Definition Watch Industries Ltd.

24 / HONG KONG CANCER FUND ANNUAL REVIEW 2013-2014 • ECCO Asia Pacific Ltd. • New Era Cap Asia Pacific Ltd. • UBS AG • Hereditary Gastrointestinal Cancer Genetic • Esquel Group of Companies • New Media Group • Umicore Marketing Services (Hong Kong) Diagnosis Laboratory, Department of • Euroclear Bank • Newnam and Associates Ltd. Ltd. Pathology, The University of Hong Kong, • Evason Ana Mandara • Next Media • Union Hospital Queen Mary Hospital, Hong Kong • Ezina • Niin Jewellery • United Christian Nethersole • Hermes-OTTO International Hong Kong • Fashion Fragrances & Cosmetics B. V. • NIKE 360 (Hong Kong) • Community Health Service • Holiday Inn Express Causeway Bay Hong Kong • Fashion Walk • Nomura International (HK) Ltd. • Vanhoik Design Ltd. • Holiday Inn Express Hong Kong SoHo • Ferragamo Hong Kong Ltd. • Norton Rose Fulbright Hong Kong • Wah Kee Sea Land Transportation Ltd. • Holiday Inn Golden Mile Hong Kong • Fidessa Ltd. • Nutriworks Ltd. • Wai Kee Jewellers Ltd. • Hong Kong International School • Financial Times (HK) Ltd. • Och-Ziff Capital Management HK Ltd. • Weber Shandwick Worldwide • Hong Kong St. John Ambulance • First Concord Industrial Ltd. • Ogier Hong Kong • West Kowloon Cultural District Authority • Hotel Indigo • Flight Centre (Hong Kong) Ltd. • On Lee Fresh Fish Stall • Woo, Kwan, Lee & Lo • HS Travel International Co. Ltd. • Folli Follie H. K. Ltd. • P & C International Trading Ltd. • World Force Trading Ltd. • InterContinental Hong Kong • Four Seasons Hotel • Pandora • Wylam’s Services Ltd. • Kam Dao Printing Co. Ltd. • GAM Hong Kong Ltd. • Perfect China Supplies Ltd. • XTC on ICE Gelato Ltd. • Key Laboratory for Regenerative Medicine, • Gatekeeper Systems (HK) Ltd. • PizzaExpress (H. K.) Ltd. • Zojirushi School of Biomedical Sciences, Faculty of • GaveKal Endowment Ltd. • Poelmann Chan Group Ltd. • 九龍道德會龍慶堂有限公司 Medicine, The Chinese University of Hong Kong • Glenealy School — ESF • Prestige Hong Kong • 文華眼鏡製造有限公司 • Kowloon Cricket Club • H. K. Chan & Co. • Private Shop Ltd. • 信昌中西藥房 • Luen Hing Paper Limited • H. K. Stoma Association • PURE • 羅思雲羅君美會計師事務所有限公司 • Manulife (International) Limited • Hai Sang Hong Marine Foodstuffs Ltd. • Queen Elizabeth Hospital • Mulitex Ltd. • Hang Lung Properties Ltd. • Quintessentially (HK) Ltd. MEDIA SUPPORTERS • Nike • Harneys (Asia) Ltd. • Rackspace Asia Ltd. • AsiaXpat • • Health Concept Hong Kong Ltd. • Ralph Lauren Asia Pacific Ltd. • Babe Kiss • One O One International Limited • Hogan Lovells • Reed Smith Richards Butler • Bacarrat • Pamela Youde Nethersole Eastern Hospital • Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition • Regatex Manufacturers Ltd. • Economic Digest • PCCW Limited Centre • Rena Creative Products Ltd. • GeoExpat & GeoBaby • Philips • Hong Kong Indian Women’s Club • Revecoc Ltd. • Groove Magazine • PizzaExpress (Hong Kong) Ltd • Hong Kong Sanatorium & Hospital • Rice 5 Ltd. • HK Magazine • Pok Oi Hospital • Hopeful Rubber Mfg. Co. Ltd. • Ruby & Minoo N. 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