Operation Santa Claus (OSC) is an annual giving campaign established by the South China Morning Post and Radio Television Hong Kong in 1988 to connect the local community to worthwhile charities, with the help of two of the city’s most respected media organizations. Now one of Hong Kong’s most popular charity campaigns, OSC has brought joy, goodwill, and HK$188 million to 176 charities over the years, sharing the gift of hope to those who lack the means to improve their lives.
Children’s Medical Foundation is thrilled to chosen as one of the Operation Santa Claus 2013 charities. Contributions will sponsor “A Chance at Life for Rural Newborns,” to help establish a new Neonatal Care Unit in Southwestern China, where medical and economic development lags far behind that of the major cities.
Through your contributions, a core team of neonatal doctors and nurses will receive advanced training in one of China’s top pediatric hospitals, and new, state-of-the-art medical equipment will be donated, significantly improving the medical standard available to babies born in this region.
Click Here for the SCMP article on Nov 25, 2013 about CMF’s project!
