Howse Williams was delighted to host a Christmas ornament making workshop in our offices in support of The Giving Tree HK.  The Giving Tree HK is a joint collaboration between multiple NGOs, social enterprises and corporates interested in promoting sustainability, inclusion and social impact. 

Our workshop was facilitated by Arts with the Disabled Association Hong Kong (ADAM) and we hosted guests from The Nesbitt Centre. 

ADAM creates awareness and opportunities for people with disabilities to have access to, participate and enjoy the arts.  The Nesbitt Centre aims to empower adults with learning disabilities through vocational education and social enterprises. 

Howse Williams is delighted to support these initiatives.

We are proud to support "WELL DUNK!", a public-estate-based basketball league and training programme in Hong Kong.  The programme provides professional training and competition opportunities for youths aged 13 to 17 from public housing estates.  There are currently 30 boys teams and 8 girls teams in the programme, spanning across 15 districts, serving 680 beneficiaries.  A team from HW participated in a fun tournament in April 2023 to raise funds for this initiative. 

We are proud to support the Hong Kong Legal Walk to raise funds for the Mind HK; Eye Fund; Equal Justice Hong Kong and Justice Without Borders.  Our team will walk from Central AIA Wheel to the Revitalised Typhoon Shelter Precinct (Causeway Bay) in November 2023.  If you would like to make a donation, please do so here: 

https://www.charitablechoice.org.hk/products/hk-legal-walk-2023-howse-williams.

Thank you for your support!

We actively support a wide range of charitable events and initiatives.

We also support a number of charities overseas, including Future Hope, a charitable organisation helping vulnerable children escape from poverty and danger on the streets and in the slums of Kolkata, India.  Future Hope provides homes for the children as well as school, sports and medical assistance.  Since its inception in 1987 Future Hope has touched more than 3,500 young lives and many thousands more families.