In response to the recent fire disaster in Tai Po, Hong Kong, people from all walks of life have stepped up to help. According to public reports, the total donations from mainland China, Hong Kong enterprises, foundations, and individuals have exceeded HK$700 million, and the amount may still be dynamically increasing. Here’s a summary of the major donors and their contributions as of now: Donor Donation Amount (HKD) Notes @binancezh Binance and @okxchinese OKX @HashKeyCN Each donated HK$10 million Hong Kong Jockey Club HK$100 million Provided through the "Jockey Club Emergency Relief Fund" Li Ka Shing Foundation HK$80 million Initial HK$30 million emergency relief fund, additional HK$50 million for follow-up support Lee Shau Kee Foundation HK$30 million - Jack Ma Foundation HK$30 million - Fok Ying Tung Foundation and Fok Ying Tung Group HK$30 million - China Merchants Charitable Foundation HK$20 million Established a special charitable fund Alibaba Group HK$20 million - Tencent Charity Foundation HK$30 million Initial HK$10 million, followed by an additional HK$20 million Chow Tai Fook Group HK$20 million Also provided temporary accommodation and other material support Ant Group HK$10 million - ByteDance HK$10 million - Xiaomi Foundation HK$10 million - BYD HK$10 million - Anta Group HK$30 million Includes HK$10 million in cash and HK$20 million in winter gear Red Cross Society of China RMB 2 million - More donation information In addition to the companies and organizations listed above, many others have also joined the relief efforts: · Other well-known companies: NetEase, Trip.com Group, Lenovo, Geely, Mixue Bingcheng, and several others have announced donations ranging from HK$10 million to HK$20 million. · Personal donations: For example, the donation from K. Wah Group includes HK$3 million personally contributed by its chairman, Lui Che-woo. · Material and service support: Some companies are not only providing financial aid but also mobilizing resources. For instance: · Sino Group has prepared 160 hotel rooms for affected residents to stay in for free. · SF Express has opened all its stations across Hong Kong to provide free transportation of relief supplies. · Cainiao, under Alibaba, has mobilized emergency supplies such as food and bedding to the disaster area. binance okx hashkey Hong Kong fire