[Eat Fair Campaign] Hunger-free Action

[Eat Fair Campagin] Hunger-free Action

In Hong Kong, there are still many grassroots families struggling under the affluent appearance of this city. With income that barely supports a basic living and cramped living environment, families can only cook simple dishes with limited choice of food. This leads to imbalanced diet and inadequate nutrition intake, leading to poor health.

In other parts of the world, countless underprivileged groups face even more severe challenges: climate change, natural disasters, war, or food crisis. They worry daily about how to get enough to eat, and are even more concerned about the future of the next generation.

Through Hunger-free Action, students will learn about environmentally and socially responsible dietary practices. We aim at inspiring them to support underprivileged groups facing poverty and hunger by promoting sustainable eating habits within campus, putting the concept of 'Eat Fair' into practice.

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Activity Details

Activity Date	September 2025 - July 2026 (Enrollment deadline: 30 June 2026)
Target	Students, teachers, and parents. [Corporate are also welcome to join.]
Participating method	Method Donate a lunch Donate a lunch (suggested donation amount is $30 or above) to support underprivileged groups. Participants will get a 'Eat Fair' A5 file which will be distributed after the activity based on the actual number of participants. Oxfam can arrange a free 30-minute 'Eat Fair Talk' to help teachers and students better understand related issues. A minimum of two grades or 150 students are required to participate in Hunger-free Action before a talk can be arranged. Method Organise self fundraising activities related to 'Eat Fair' Schools may select their own dates to organise fundraising activities related to 'Eat Fair' on campus (e.g. selling homemade snacks, setting up game stalls, etc.).
Materials provided by Oxfam	Provide promotional poster and 'Eat Fair Talk' to help teachers and students understand the issues.
Enrollment method	Enrollment can be submitted via online form or email.

Donation method

Physical donation

Count the donations and deposit the donation in Oxfam’s bank account (Hang Seng Bank A/C No.: 284-401080-002). Please send the bank-in slip together with completed donation form by email. (Email Miss Germaine Cheung at [email protected])

Count the donations and send a crossed cheque (payable to 'Oxfam Hong Kong') together with completed donation form to Oxfam. (Room AB, 5/F, South Asia Commercial Centre, 64 Chun Yip Street, Kwun Tong. Marked for the attention of Miss Germaine Cheung.)

Online donation

Schools can choose to set up a school fundraising page on our crowdfunding platform to collect donations. Schools are required to provide the name of school, a copy of the text displayed on the crowdfunding platform and a photo for the creation of a dedicated fundraising page.

Prizes

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