Despite the occurrence of natural disasters and threats, Canon Hong Kong has always strived to support society. Growing hand-in-hand makes "Kyosei" come true.
Canon Hong Kong collaborates with the Hong Kong Red Cross Blood Transfusion Service to organize a Blood Donation Day at the head office every year. This event provides an opportunity for our employees to donate blood during work hours, fostering a culture of giving back to the community. In addition, we invite our Canon group companies, including Canon Electronic Business Machines (H.K.) Company Limited and Canon Engineering Hong Kong Company Limited, to join and cultivate regular blood donation. During Chinese New Year, our employees respond to the appeal from company and support the Food Donation program, sharing love and care to the underprivileged. Additionally, during the pandemic, our employees have demonstrated solidarity by donating adult masks and rapid antigen test kits to the "SHARE FOR GOOD" crowd donation platform launched by New World Development. These supplies were distributed to the Hong Kong Family Welfare Society and the Mission to New Arrivals for those in need.
To relieve harm caused to Japan after the earthquake and tsunami on March 11, 2011, Canon Hong Kong joined forces with Canon Electronic Business Machines (H.K.) Company Limited and Canon Engineering Hong Kong Company Limited, to raise funds and donate HKD133,036 to the Hong Kong Red Cross (HKRC). Additionally, Canon Hong Kong supported the "Friends of Fukushima: Heart of Goodness Charity Photography Exhibition" in February 2012, providing free printing of pre-disaster scenes for charitable sales. In March 2012, Canon Hong Kong participated in the 5-day "Genki Japan Exhibition in Hong Kong" organized by the Japan Foreign Ministry, providing free photo shoots and print services to 2,500 booth visitors in front of a panel displaying the beautiful scene of Fukushima, realizing Imaging CSR.
In 2003, Canon Hong Kong initiated the "Hong Kong Ka Yau" campaign and donated HKD1.5 million to the Hong Kong Hospital Authority in fighting SARS.