As we step into a new year, we take a moment to reflect on the past twelve months. The partnerships formed, the resources shared, and the quiet acts of kindness all made a difference across our community. Looking Back at a Year of Donations and Community Support Over the past year, Dosomegood has continued to focus on one simple belief that available resources should be used well and directed to where they are needed most. Through various donation initiatives, we were able t

Do Some Good is committed to making every available resource count. Today, a significant portion of our inventory has been directed to a partner we trust, ensuring it reaches those who need it most. A Donation That Matters Today, we donated close to two thousand packs of Protein Chips to “Feeding Hong Kong”. This batch represents more than half of our existing inventory, and placing it in the hands of a partner we deeply respect reinforces our mission to support the community

Introduction At Do Some Good, we believe every purchase can create positive change. We are excited to announce our new partnership with Feeding Hong Kong , a local charity dedicated to rescuing quality surplus food and redistributing it to people in need across the city. About Feeding Hong Kong Founded in 2011, Feeding Hong Kong is the city’s leading food-rescue organization. It collects safe, surplus food from food companies, sorts and stores it, and delivers it to more tha

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Introduction In today’s world, drug addiction continues to be one of the most challenging issues faced by individuals and families. During our recent visit to the Christian NewLifeAssociation in Hong Kong, we gained valuable insights into how this unique rehabilitation center combines Christian faith and professional recovery services to bring new hope and healing. About Christian NewLifeAssociation Founded in 2001, the Christian NewLifeAssociation is a non-government funded