World Vision International celebrated its 75th anniversary with a special World Vision Day event in Hong Kong, themed “Light On, Hope Ahead.” The event, held on October 11, 2025, brought together nearly 300 partner organisations to reflect on decades of global poverty alleviation work and to express gratitude for their continued support....Click to Read More >>➤

Andrew Morley (Front row, 9th from the left), supporters and partners shared the outcome of alleviating poverty in the kick-off ceremony of World Vision Day.

Officiated by World Vision International President and CEO Andrew Morley and World Vision Hong Kong CEO Amy Fung, the ceremony featured stories of transformation, including child sponsorship successes and frontline humanitarian work. Morley noted that global crises have grown tenfold over the past 15 years but praised sponsors and partners for sustaining hope amid increasing need.

Highlights included performances by students from Ma On Shan Tsung Tsin Secondary School and Benji’s Choir, as well as a seminar on legacy giving and sustainable development goals (SDGs). Long-term donors and partner organisations were honoured for over two decades of commitment to World Vision’s mission.

Founded in 1950 by Dr. Bob Pierce, World Vision began with a single act of kindness in China and has since grown into a global humanitarian network transforming lives across Asia, Africa, and beyond.

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