Bring Christmas Warmth -
Christmas Celebration & Charity Event
--- full of fun and celebration, fine wine, raffle prizes and 360 degrees spectacular view
When: Thursday, 17 December 2009
Where: 789 Bar, 65/f Le Meridien, Nanjing East Road
Details: No cover, finger food, free flow of tequila shots all night
Reception Time: 7:30pm
Help children from YingShang Orphanage by supporting the One to One Sponsorship program and Cerebral Palsy Program.
Giving This event is aimed to find sponsors for the orphans in Yingshang Orphanage in Known as “the orphanage with no windows” by many volunteers who have spent time there, the children have lived a rather difficult life. They hardly have proper food. The food is mainly rice and a soup of egg and vegetables. The children with cerebral palsy are in an even worst condition. Because of the lack of medical expense and care workers, these 60 children spend all their time lying on beds and their health condition has not been improved at all. Some other children like those who have heart diseases, are waiting hopelessly for their surgeries. We hope to improve their food and health conditions through this program. With the help of warm-hearted people and corporations, we believe it is not difficult to improve the conditions of the orphanage.
Giving Through this program, a full range of activities including
1. Medical attention for the cerebral palsy children and other children with medical conditions 2. Hire and train therapy staffs to help the Cerebral Palsy children with daily rehabilitation 3. Send cerebral palsy children for therapy and treatment in hospitals with dedicated cerebral palsy treatment 4. Improve the children’s food supply Send regular staff or volunteers to help clean up and spend time with the children. Photos of YingShang Orphanage
An orphan with Cerebal Palsy lies on the bed all day
Another Cerebal Palsy child
"Windows" of YingShang Orphanage
Another Cerebal Palsy child
Roofs of YingShang Orphanage
Most of the caretakers are old folks
Last Thursday, over 250 supporters, volunteers and members of Overseas Chinese Network turned out to support the Burn Trauma Program’s Giving New Hope Auction & Charity Cocktail. Thanks to everyone’s generosity more than RMB140,000 was raised for Chen Chao and children awaiting reconstructive surgery in the Burn Trauma Program. It was a beautiful evening filled with music, good wine and panoramic view at Sin Lounge. The highlight of the evening was the auction boating dream items which includes fine wines from
The event would not have been the success it was without our sponsors: Swiss Premium Resourses sponsored premium beauty product gift items, Antalis (Shanghai) Trading donated high quality paper products, Three on the Bund and Evian Spa donated spa and restaurant vouchers, Rutherford Bench China part sponsored the fine wines, PICJOY part-sponsored of printing items, Ren Ai Hospital sponsored health checks program and cash donations, For Beloved One donated beauty products, Eternity VIP Fitness donated boot camping and gym training courses, Council for the Support of the Ceramics Arts donated a ceramic ware by Huang Yu-Ying, SNAP Graphics donated 5 World Expo Tickets. Children Welfare League of China would like to acknowledge the following individuals who donated items for the auction: Mr. Chen Jin Fa Director of Duolun Contemporary Art Museum for the donation of an art piece “The Opera Singer”, Wang Jing for the donation of the Han Horse and Chen Zheng for the donation of the Pray Series 2 and Zuloo Theater Productions donated theater tickets. Media sponsors include Shanghai Daily, Shanghai Expat and Six Channel. Golly Communications helped in the PR communications of the event.
Also-A big thank you to the behind the scenes crowd who helped make the night so enjoyable: Andrea, Lisa Moi, Cindy Liu, Danielle Huyn, Shino Shi, Lorenzo, Maromi, Eunice Lok, Frances Neo, Wang Hao, Sally and many others. Proceeds and funding usage will be made available on website after 2 weeks and be tracked on the following sites: ww.cwlc.org.cn and www.cwlc.org.cn/sh/en
Snapshots of the Event
Reception
Guests of the charity auction – Jasmine, Cindy and Stella
Giving New Hope Venue
Guest at the Charity Party
Guest at the Charity Auction & Cocktail
Auction starts with a guest and the nite's MC, Shino Shi
Auction MC, Lorenzo
Auction Guest
An offer from Ren Ai Hospital
An auction buyer, Mr. Yang Shu and the MC, Lorenzo
Raffle draw by Mark of Eternity VIP Fitness
Guest enjoying the nite
Some of the team members & sponsors
From left to right: Lorenzo, Mark Soo, Maromi, Helen Zhao, Danielle Huyn, Allen, Ivan Chu, Alwin Lee, Lisa Moi and Shino Shi
Latest News of Chen Chao
With the help of Children Hope International and Ren Ai Hospital, Chen Chao has arrived safely to Shanghai on 17 September 2009 at 11am. Chen Chao was accompanied by her parents, Children Hope International staff and hospital staff. Staff at the hospital has prepared a special room just for Chen Chao and her parents to stay. The hospital has agreed to help Chen Chao and will organize a team of plastic surgery specialists from Shanghai and overseas to discuss on the best reconstructive options for the child.
Chen Chao upon arrival at the hospital in Shanghai. Her parents came with her and stayed in the same hospital with Chen Chao. Currently her dad works as a security guard in the hospital and her mom takes care of her all times. Her brother is still in hometown but has quit school to earn some money to support the family. The family income cannot support the surgery fees.
More updates on Chen Chao coming to Shanghai on Shanghai Daily
http://www.shanghaidaily.com/sp/article/2009/200909/20090924/article_414776.htm
Chen Chao
Chen Chao is a 14 year old girl from Sichuan. 2 years ago, she was attacked and burned with sulphuric acid by her mentally ill cousin brother. Previously, she has undergone over 20 reconstructive surgery in Beijing. She is now in need of more medical funds to undergo reconstruction surgery
Chen Chao was born on October 27, 1994 in Ba Zhong City and was abandoned by her natural parents. She was brought home by her step father. Life was not easy, for the family consisting of five. Chen Chao lives with her parents, younger brother and cousin. Her parents made a living by doing cleaning job.
But the tragedy happened on 30 July, 2007. Her cousin poured a 500ml tube of acid on her while she was studying. Although she was sent to the hospital immediately, doctor has diagnosed Chen Chao as 40% third degree sulphuric acid burn with burns on head, face, neck, body, back and feed. Both her eyes was burnt.
She has currently undergone surgery for the 22th time to reconstruct her nose early this year.
Giving New Hope - Burn Trauma Survivor Support Program
Burn injuries can devastate the child and their family members. Unlike other injuries, burn injuries linger, leaving a permanent reminder. The complex interplay of physical and psychological trauma resulting from severe burn injuries can profoundly affect the lives of children for years to come. Children who suffer a severe burn often must undergo both physical and psychological healing to return to their everyday lives. Children may have to cope with embarrassment and staring, and may also require frequent hospital admissions and operations until they stop growing. Unlike any other injury, burns and scalds may leave a life-long scar, which reminds everyone of the trauma they have been through.
The Giving New Hope - Burn Survivor Support Program is launched to fund burn survivors from rural area to pay their medical bills to reconstruct their skin and life. Through this program, a full range of programs and services children are given the resources to reconstruct their live.
Program to support the burn survivor include:
Reconstructive Surgery
Physical Therapy
Transportation
Emergency Housing Assistance
School Re-entry Support
Special Burn Supplies (i.e. pressure garments, facemasks, etc.)
Burn Prevention Education Program
List of Fundraising Activities (Oct till Jan 2010)
1. Giving New Hope Auction & Charity Cocktail Event, 29 Oct 2009
2. Inaugural CEO Giving New Hope Charity Ball, 28 Nov 2009
3. Share Your Heart New Year Party, early Jan 2010
Sweet Success for the 300 Days After Exhibition in Shanghai - 12 April till 12 May 2009.
300 Days After is an exhibition featuring over 200 photographs by members of photography association showing lives of the 300 children awaiting sponsorship in Sichuan Province 300 days after the earthquake. The exhibition was held at the Shanghai Urban Planning Exhibition Center from 12 April 2009 till 15 May 2009. These children were affected by the earthquake lost a parent or both parents, changing their lives forever. The daily lives of the children including their homes, surrounding, friends and family members will be captured by these photographers and shown to the public in Beijing and Shanghai. At the same time, the exhibition will also showcase 100 artworks of these children portraying their hope for this summer. It is a very special event with participation from volunteers, photographers and the children themselves. Some of the photographers spent their Spring festival with these children and capture these moments with them in photographs.
Many thanks to all the generous sponsors and supporters that has supported the event!
Ah Yan at the Opening Ceremony of the Children Exhibition
Supporters and Sponsors
VIPs from the Civil Dept of Shanghai, CWLC, Shanghai Urban Development Exhibition Center and 107.3 broadcast station

Little girl was mentally disturbed after hit by a brick during the quake. She starts tearing off her hair after the incident. A supporter of the program decided to sponsor her after reading the story. Note, a heart sticker at the side of the story means the child has found a sponsor

A CP Baby also found a sponsor at the event. There is a heart sticker on the side. Mom is too poor to bring the child to theraphy and doctors say the child has passed the age of getting the best results from therapy.
Volunteers talking to a visitor of the exhibition
Be a Volunteer Today!
If you are interested in any of our programs and would like to volunteer, contact us today. We are always looking for volunteers to help out in community and fund raising events and to support our program in many ways.
Contact:
Andrea Liu
Tel: +86 15216608070
Email: andreahope@gmail.com
Lisa Moi
Tel: +86 13764208490
Email: lisamoi@163.com
How to donate to us
To donate, please write clearly on the notes of the TT form or cheque your name, organization, contact and the program that you are donating to.
Account Details:
Account Name: China Association of Social Work Save the Children Committee
Bank name: Beijing Chao Nei Sub branch of China Everbright Bank
Account Number: 35020188000071568