Partners in Doing Good
At DoSomeGood, we believe change happens when forces unite. We’re grateful for our partners who stand with us to achieve zero waste and stronger communities.
Love To The Moon Foundation
A non-governmental, non-profit organization with independent financial resources and autonomous management. Since its establishment, it has been adhering to the mission of "helping the weak and the poor" and promoting all sectors of society to go into the community and help all people in need regardless of nationality or religion.
Christian new life Association
Founded in 2001, we are a gospel-based, nonprofit drug rehabilitation center that operates without government funding. Since taking over Operation Ark in 2003, we have combined Christian faith with professional rehabilitation services to offer holistic care. Our six-month in-patient program for men includes group living, discipline training, counseling, spiritual growth, helping participants overcome addiction, rebuild their lives, and reintegrate into society, while inspiring them to support others in recovery.
MercyHK
Founded in 2016 by Fr. John Wotherspoon O.M.I. and Hong Kong Catholic friends in response to Pope Francis’ “Year of Mercy.” Guided by Christian values, MercyHK serves those in need, including drug addicts, prisoners and ex-prisoners, the homeless, domestic helpers, minorities, refugees, elderly living alone, the sick, grassroots families, and bereaved families.
Services include food and shelter assistance, transport and medical support, counseling, faith sharing, job referrals, education and living subsidies, burial assistance and putting mercy and care into action within the community.
giftn.take
Founded in 2001, we are a gospel-based, nonprofit drug rehabilitation center that operates without government funding. Since taking over Operation Ark in 2003, we have combined Christian faith with professional rehabilitation services to offer holistic care. Our six-month in-patient program for men includes group living, discipline training, counseling, spiritual growth, helping participants overcome addiction, rebuild their lives, and reintegrate into society, while inspiring them to support others in recovery.
Our story starts with perfectly edible bread that destined for the bin, but rescued instead.One night in 2009, we witnessed a single pallet of fresh, perfectly edible bread heading to the bin. Instead of letting this good food go to waste, we rescued and donated it to a local crisis shelter. This evolved into a quest to find out what happened to other good food when it was no longer wanted.
There were signs of encouragement: individual bakeries sharing surplus, charities picking up leftovers from wet markets at closing time. But what was missing was something of scale, a link between companies with quality surplus, and charities with need.
This is the gap Feeding Hong Kong fills today.
