Last weekend, Hong Kong turned its holiday cheer into heartfelt support! 🎄✨ A vibrant street fair popped up in the city, featuring eco-friendly stalls and creative crafts, all aimed at raising funds for families affected by the devastating building fire in Tai Po District. This tragic blaze killed at least 159 people, injured 79, and left thousands of families homeless. 😢💔
Local artists and entrepreneurs transformed recycled materials into unique products—from upcycled glass baubles to plantable greeting cards—showing that sustainability and giving back can go hand in hand. 🌱🎁 Shoppers happily dug deep into their pockets (and hearts) to support the cause. ❤️
Fair highlights:
- DIY ornament workshop: Turn old CDs into shimmering decorations. 💿✨
- Zero-waste snack corner: From mini dosas to kueh lapis, all served in compostable plates. 🍲🌿
- Live jam sessions: Local indie bands rocked the stage, proving music heals. 🎶🎸
It wasn't just about raising money—it was about community spirit. Whether you're a Hong Kong resident, a uni student from Malaysia, or a creative freelancer from Indonesia, the vibe was the same: unity can light up even the darkest times. 🤝🌍
Organizers say all proceeds will go directly to support temporary housing, counseling, and rebuilding efforts in Tai Po. It's inspiring to see young adults and early professionals lead the charge—mixing festive fun with social good. 💪🎉
As December rolls on, let this fair remind us that small actions can spark big change. Here's to greener, kinder celebrations! 🌟✨
Reference(s):
Holiday fair in Hong Kong raises funds for victims of deadly fire
cgtn.com
