AMITY

Annual Report 2014

Member of Organization in special consultative status

with ECOSOC, UN

Our VisionAbundant lives, more justice, and a better world

Our MissionAbiding by the principles of mutual respect and interfaith harmony, Amity builds friendship with people at home and abroad. Through the promotion of holistic development and public welfare, Amity serves society, benefits the people, and contributes to world peace.

Our GoalsTo contribute to China’s reform and opening up and social developmentTo make Christian involvement and participation in meeting the needs of society more widely known to the Chinese peopleTo serve as a channel for people-to-people contact and ecumenical sharing of resources

Our Positioning Integrator of resources Innovator of services Builder of capacity and competence Advocator of philanthropic principles

Our CultureThe Six CsCompassion, Commitment, Competence, Communication, Cooperation and Creativity

Our ValuesEnabling love to give abidanceEnriching virtues to nurture benevolenceFaith and love in actionEquality and respectOpenness and transparencyIntegrity and efficiency People-oriented development Helping people help themselves and enjoy development Participatory approach to sustainable development

Our AdvocacyTo realize the philanthropic principles of transparency, wisdom and virtue To serve people in need in an informative, practical and effective manner

Contents02 Message of theGeneral Secretary

04 Project Reports04 Church and Social Service

07 Community Development, DisasterManagement, Environmental

Protection,HIV/AIDS Prevention and Public Health

10 Education and Orphan Fostering

12 Education and International Exchange

15 Social Welfare

18 NGO Development

20 Urban Community Service

23 Resource Development

26 Amity Foundation, Hong Kong

32 Amity Printing Co., Ltd.

34 Who We Are Organizational Chart

Amity Staff

36 StatisticsWhere the Funds Come from

Where the Funds Go

List of Institutional Partners

Auditors’ Reports

ON THE COVER:A Norwegian girl Marthe Andreassen visited ethnic minority villages in western China and

enjoyed friendship with local people during her gap year 2014 in which she volunteered with

Amity’s Service Learning Program.

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2014 was a year of growth and creativity for the Amity Foundation. Our development

projects and social service projects directly benefited over 600,000 people both in rural

and urban areas in 28 provinces in China. Integrated poverty reduction projects in the

rural communities encompassed health, education, cultural preservation for ethnic

minorities, environmental protection and the strengthening of farmer organizations.

In urban communities, remarkable achievements were made in raising levels of

professionalization in elder care services and in serving children with special needs.

Innovative social enterprises such as the Amity Bakery and the Amity Printing were

expanded.

Community building and capacity building

Despite the wide range in the types and scope of projects and services undertaken

by Amity, they share the common goal of community building. Amity’s projects are

community-based and this is absolutely vital in a context in which society is undergoing

rapid and disruptive changes in the process of economic growth.

Amity continued to expand its pioneering work in NGO development, providing

training to newer and grass-roots NGOs and helping them become more professional,

accountable and sustainable. Capacity building for NGOs was heightened through

more research, publications and training in areas that included governance, project

management and fundraising. At the same time, Amity has been supporting the growth

of philanthropy in Chinese society by encouraging entrepreneurs, family-owned

foundations and the general public to give to charitable causes.

Message of the General Secretary

feature new opportunities as well

as challenges. Major changes will

occur in all sectors of society

and the philanthropic sector will

undoubtedly face new challenges.

Despite this, we experienced major

achievements in fundraising via

the internet with a year-on-year

increase of almost 40% in online

donations. This represented more

public support and social awareness

among ordinary people. With the

slowing down of economic growth

in China, we can expect that

philanthropy in China will have

to depend on a very broad base of

public support.

We are grateful to each and every

one of our friends who supported

Amity’s work in 2014. We look

forward to an increase in support

for our work in 2015, in realizing

our philanthropic principles of

transparency, wisdom and virtue.

Qiu Zhonghui

Vice President and General Secretary

Amity Foundation

Breakthroughs and

internationalization

Church involvement in diaconal

work has grown considerably,

both in rural and urban areas.

Amity’s church-run projects were

implemented in 16 provinces and

autonomous regions, benefiting

more than 20,000 people. In

Jiangsu, Amity achieved a major

breakthrough in inter-faith

cooperation by holding the first

training workshop on “Religion-

based charity development” that

had around 100 representatives

from the five major religions in

China.

Amity’s emergency response to

disasters has become more timely

and effective. It took Amity staff

only 12 hours to arrive on site

when the Ludian earthquake

occurred and they were able to

accomplish needs assessment,

and the rapid procurement and

distribution of relief items in a

very short time. The Foundation

began to internationalize its

emergency responses by working

in the Philippines after Typhoon

Haiyan struck. Internationalization

of its biogas expertise was evident

in the provision of project and

technical assistance to churches in

Madagascar. Working with WATSI

in USA and Tencent Foundation,

Amity was able to launch a crowd-

funding program for medical

assistance with beneficiaries in 15

countries mainly in Africa.

We will continue to expand the

international reach of our projects.

Our education and international

exchange program served as a

platform for service and cross-

cultural dialogue, facilitating

service-learning and other

volunteering opportunities for

young adults at home and abroad.

Fundraising and the new

normal

With the recovery of the global

economy remaining slow in 2014,

China encountered its slowest

economic growth since the global

financial crisis of 2008. The

slowdown ushered in a new phase

that was quite different from the

high-speed growth pattern of

the last 20 years. This new state

of China’s economy was tagged

the “new normal” by President

Xi Jinping and is expected to

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I. Project StoryGoing Green Together

Amity works with local churches to promote environmental protection

On September 28, the Amity Foundation and the church of Jiangsu Province staged a carnival in the city of Xuzhou. The carnival was well-attended.

By jointly setting up the Jiangsu Christian Charity Fund (JSCCF) in 2009, Amity and the church of Jiangsu Province worked together to promote charity efforts and raise the public’s awareness of environment protection. Since 2010 various carnivals have been organized where local churches were usually the hosts of the events. During the carnivals there were musical and dancing performances. Guests of honor gave speeches to advocate environmental approaches, such as the use of low carbon products.

At the event in Xuzhou, local partner congregations set up booths for selling second-hand clothes and other items in order to raise money

Church and Social ServiceBut when you give a reception, invite the poor, the crippled, the lame, the blind, and you will be blessed, since they do not have the means to repay you; for you will be repaid at the resurrection of the righteous. (Luke 14:13-14)

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for charity and promote the idea of reusability. Various informational flyers and brochures were given out. Boards informed participants about the necessity of environment protection and the idea of "integrity

of creation". A local TV station was on-site and reported about the event. The money raised would be used for church-related projects in the local communities.

Musical and dancing performances at the carnival

Boards informing participants about the necessity of environment protection and the idea of "integrity of creation"

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II. Program OverviewWith a work focus on the Jiangsu Christian Charity Fund (JSCCF), the Church and Social Service program had made remarkable achievements in 2014. In-depth development efforts had been made in the work of building the Amity Social Service Network, disability ministry, capacity building, sponsoring a pastor, and communication among churches. With the Church and Social Service program, 33 projects of 9 categories were implemented in 16 provinces, namely Jiangsu, Shandong, Anhui, Henan, Guangdong, Fujian, Liaoning, Jilin, Inner Mongolia, Tianjin, Beijing, Guizhou, Yunnan, Shaanxi, Chongqing, and Hunan. The population of direct beneficiaries of the program is more than 20,000.

III. Achievements 1. Disability Ministry

Taking care of vulnerable groups has always been one of the missions of the churches. Focuses on enabling understanding, equality and respect for people with disabilities, our disability ministry helped them to be integrated into the church, the community and society. Working with Joni & Friends from the U.S., we implemented a wheelchair donation project, Wheelchair for the World, in Nanjing, Zhenjiang, Yangzhou and Suzhou within

Jiangsu Province. Supported by professional services of US experts, 200 people with disabilities received customized wheelchairs for free. The wheelchairs enabled them mobility and opportunities to be involved in the community.

The second Family Retreat was held in June in Zhenjiang, Jiangsu Province. Sixteen families with children suffering disabilities from Zhenjiang and Nanjing participated in the retreat. More than 60 young people volunteered to help the families. Experts from Joni & Friends and Jiangsu Disabled Persons’ Federation provided consultancy in rehabilitation, spiritual counseling and educational inspiring. The families enjoyed love, peace and joy during the retreat.

To facilitate local churches’ disability ministry, we invited US experts to run a 4-day workshop where 40 church leaders from different areas of Jiangsu Province were well informed of biblical understanding of disability ministry, medical ethics, know-how, and best practices. After the workshop, churches in Xuzhou, Zhenjiang and Wuxi launched their own disability ministry efforts.

2. Amity Social Service Network

As a flagship project supported by Jiangsu Christian Charity Fund, Amity Social Service Network enjoyed nationwide expanding membership in 2014. More than 80 church-run eldercare entities

became members of the network. The membership geographically covered 11 provinces, namely Jiangsu, Shandong, Anhui, Henan, Guangdong, Fujian, Liaoning, Jilin, Inner Mongolia, Tianjin, and Beijing. In 2014, the network arranged two training workshops on management with 134 participants, one workshop on techniques and skills with 40 participants, and one international conference with 260 participating representatives. The network evaluated 34 member eldercare entities.

3. Communication among Churches

We invited the Heavenly Melody Choir from Taiwan to tour places in different provinces. Fifteen charity concerts were held in churches not only enabled the joy of singing and praising the Lord but also benefited local choirs. The Taiwan choir provided vocal training on singing skills during the tour. The charity concert tour also prompted disability ministry in churches and raised fund for Amity’s disability family retreat.

A 10-day visit to churches in Yunnan Provinces by church representatives from Jiangsu Province enabled closer connection between churches in the two provinces. Financial support from Jiangsu churches to social service efforts made by Yunnan churches increased significantly.

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We held a seminar on church’s social service ministry, attracting 46 participants from different provinces including Jiangsu, Shandong, Shanxi, Chongqing, Yunnan, Hunan, and Guizhou. The participants were updated with know-how and best practices of project planning, project management, and fund management.

4. Other Projects

Amity Jireh Saloon was arranged to improve churches’ social service ability. The coverage of Churches’ United Action on Environmental Protection expanded from Jiangsu Province to other provinces along the Yangtze River. The project of Sponsoring A Pastor covered 180 pastors suffering poverty.

A woman pastor and ethnic minority women at a free clinic event co-organized by Amity and local churches

Heavenly Melody Choir from Taiwan touring churches in different provinces

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Community Development, Disaster Management, Environmental Protection, HIV/AIDS Prevention and Public Health

I. Project StoriesWe Are One

On the afternoon of August 3rd, Guo Taiquan, working away home in Kunming, got the news that the earthquake took place in his hometown, Ludian, Yunnan Province. In the evening, he and his brother Guo Taijiang hurried back to their home in Huodehong Village, Huodehong Township, one of the heavily stricken areas.

“I got home, and I found that my house had collapsed. My family was located in the resettlement area, short of food and water. We were on the foot of the mountain. There was only a cart path, and there would probably be a landslide when it rained. We had to carry the baskets on our backs and go outside for food.”

On the afternoon of August 5th, Amity’s second batch of emergency relief supplies arrived at Huodehong Village. Guo Taiquan and Guo Taijiang turned to the rescue team and volunteered to assist the team with the relief supplies’ registration and distribution. Afterwards, they

joined Amity’s rescue team and became two volunteers. On August 6th, the rescue team was divided into groups to investigate the disaster-stricken areas and evaluate the needs. In the early morning, Guo Taiquan and Guo Taijiang brought several young men to the team, “We are familiar with the road, and let’s show you the way!”

Guo Taiquan was just one of the earthquake-stricken people. What he and his fellows brought to the rescue team and the disaster area was not only the human assistance. They helped themselves and others.

I Am a Dancer Now

I was on the stage in traditional Dai dress, swaying and dancing to my song in front of villagers. Seeing my fellows’ smiles, suddenly I felt that all the efforts and changes were worthwhile.

My name is Xiao Ye. I am a member of the performance team of Padi Village, Mang City, Dehong Prefecture, Yunnan Province. Now I am quite active being part of the performance team. But before that I went through a heavy, dark time. I was infected with HIV back in 2011. At that time people around

Guo Taiquan (middle) said, "My fellow villagers need me".

me knew that. They wouldn’t talk to me anymore, not even to my family. I could feel other people looking at me weirdly. Then I locked myself away, because I worried about people seeing me and judging me. At the end of 2013, our health worker introduced me to the Amity Foundation. Amity supported HIV-infected people to give a field visit to other villages that did well in planting crops and raising cows. I was shocked. One HIV-infected person like me was already refused in my village; I couldn’t imagine what would happen if a HIV-infected team visited outside. However, I started to relax when I saw many people who were in the same situation with me at health worker’s place. They talked with me. Mr. Li (the head of Amity Project Office) encouraged us to live healthily and regain the hope of life by having

III. Achievements 1. Public Health and HIV/AIDS Prevention

In 2014, actions were taken on rural health care plan and online fundraising for health workers, which not only improved basic medical conditions and the professional skills of local medical personnel, but also mobilized more initiative and participation of society on public health. Through Alipay and Taobao.com, we achieved remarkable result of fund-raising for public health and HIV/AIDS prevention projects. The rural health care plan attracted heavy attention for the public.

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new experience on money-making. It was the first time that I felt cared and loved since being infected.

Activities facilitated villagers to be connected with each other. Encouraged by positive changes in our lives, we decided to organize a performance team to entertain our fellow villagers. I like dancing. I became a dancer in the team. We sang and dance to celebrate festivals and major events in the village. We enjoyed the new confidence and passion.

II. Program OverviewIn 2014, we implemented 45 projects in 51 cities/counties of 11 provinces in China. The international Biogas project in Madagascar continued smoothly. All the projects benefited a total of 1.09 million people in 2014.

Tibetan residents in Qinhai Province and Amity staffers working on integrated rural development projects there

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2. Community Development and Environment Protection

Self-development ability of communities was remarkably improved. We implemented projects on development of farmers’ organizations, gender equality, and support to vulnerable groups. We advocated community-based environmental protection and the public’s engagement in decision making. The mode of cooperation with project partners was changed from “donation-acceptance” to “mutual support and learning”. Some project areas became more mature and even functioned as Amity’s education base of rural community development.

3. Disaster Management

In 2014, we coped with major challenges and made record-breaking fast response to three earthquakes respectively in Yingjiang, Ludian, and Jinggu, all in Yunnan Province. Fund raised Ludian Earthquake reached over RMB 10 million, the highest in recent years. It was also the first time that Amity sent over 30 staffers to the front line of disaster relief. Amity also implemented a cross-province flood relief project to help people suffering a lot from the floods in Guangxi and Hunan.

Local residents from an earthquake-hit village receiving relief suppliers

Villagers enjoying activities arranged by the Women Association

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Education & Orphan Fostering

I. Project StoryA Story of Basketball Stands

Hongqi Tan Primary School is five kilometers away from the South Mountain of Gangou Town, Minhe County, Qinghai Province and its local villagers are all Muslims. As a remote small school, it had endured the lack of educational resources for a long time.

In 2000, Hongqi Tan Primary School received a donation of a set of basketball stands. After exposure to the elements for years, it was almost out of function.

In 2014 the Amity Foundation donated a set of new basketball stands and other sports equipments to the school, which delighted both students and teachers there. Just on the second morning after the donation, they voluntarily established an installation team and set up the stands only within less than two hours. Different from the previously quietness, the campus was filled with excitement and vitality that day. It seemed that the teachers and students were celebrating a festival.

II. Program OverviewAiming at education equality, Amity’s Education and Orphan Fostering program always strives for better education resources for underdeveloped rural areas in China. We support orphans and schools in need of help, while communicating the public on the situations of education in rural China.

In 2014, we financially supported

7,310 orphans, offered 5312 books and 6122 desks & chairs to rural schools, and equipped 110 rural schools with sports facility. We also financially aided 81 children who were seriously ill.

III. AchievementsCompared with previous years, we focused more on spiritual care to orphans in 2014. We offered gifts to orphans during traditional festivals like the Mid-Autumn Festival and

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the Spring Festival, held summer camps in some project areas and launched other activities, which were good for children’s spiritual development. With the Rural Schools Rebuilding Project, we launched initiatives like Teaching Facilities Offering and Function Rooms, Solar Power Bathroom and Sport & Art Rooms Building. In 2014, we cooperated with TECENT.com and the US-based WATSI.com to launch an emergency medical assistant project, Love Has No Boundary. The project marked a new model of cooperation for us and our partners. The Amity Foundation used to be responsible for project implementation. But with the new cooperation model, we invited our partner NGOs to operate the projects. The new model expanded our partnerships and attracted heavy attention and involvement of the public.

Orphans and volunteers at a summer camp organized by Amity

A vehicle carrying new desks and chairs provided by Amity to children in need of essential schooling facility

The Art Class project brings joy to children in underdeveloped areas

Education and International Exchange

I. Project StoryWhen I fell in love with China

My name is Marthe Andreassen. I am 20 years old and I come from Norway. I'm a student at a school in Norway called Hald International Centre where I study cross-cultural communication and international work. It's a school with students from all over the world. As part of the exchange program, these international students stay in Norway while we Norwegian students go to their countries to experience a new culture and to work as volunteers.

I got a big culture shock when I first came to China. I'm from a small town at the countryside with only 7 thousand residents where cows are walking in the town centre and views of fields and mountains are seeable. Nanjing is a city with over 8 million residents, with tall buildings and people everywhere. The language is totally different. I remember I asked myself the first days: “What am I doing here?” But then I remembered that it was supposed to be different. If I wanted everything to be the same, I should have stayed in Norway!

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I started to work at Children Development Centre, which is a centre for autistic children. I had no experience with autistic kids from earlier. I suffered some tough days. I didn't feel like I managed my job, and I asked myself again: “What am I doing here?”

After a while I got the chance to visit the countryside. It was an amazing experience, and I realized that China is not just big cities and crazy traffic. China got a breathtaking nature that amazed me. And even though the people we visited were very poor, they showed happiness and generosity I've never seen before. That was when I fell in love with China. I started working again with a new motivation. I got

more confided and connected with the kids. I got to know the routines, and everything was easier. I decided to show that I can handle the kids with pure love.

After spending the first months without any friends beside my team-mate, I finally got someone else to hang out with. I started to get to know the culture and a little of the language. I think it's really interesting. I realized that I wasn't supposed to come to China to make a change, but to change myself. I came to learn, to experience how it is to be a foreigner and to get a new point of view. And now with less than a month left, I can't imagine how I can ever leave this place.

Marthe Andreassen and autistic children at Amity Children Development Center

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II. Program OverviewThe Education and International Exchange Programs aim to contribute to educational development in China, to promote cultural exchange between Chinese youth and those from overseas, while bridging the gap in education opportunities between eastern and western areas of China.

Amity volunteers playing outdoor games with students of a school for migrant workers' children

A camp for exchange students

An Amity volunteer from Germany and his Chinese calligraphy work

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III. Achievements We began to focus on “going out” projects in 2014. A group of 7 volunteers were organized by Amity to join the disaster relief and reconstruction work in Philippines. We established an agreement with two overseas organizations to send Chinese volunteers to intern and volunteer in the United States and Germany. The agreement will enable young Chinese opportunities of being immersed in different cultures. They are also considered as Amity representatives for people-to-people contact.

The Service Learning Program made a great progress on “bringing in” in 2014. We reached an agreement with Korea for “KIEP” program (China-Korea International Exchange Program) about starting the reciprocal visits beginning from 2015. The aim of the program is to facilitate people-to-people contact between China and Korea.

Young Chinese volunteering with Amity's Service Learning Program to do relief work in typhoon-stricken areas of the Philippines

Young German volunteers learning Chinese language and culture with their Chinese counterparts

Social Welfare

I. Project StoryA Teacher’s Reflection on Bilingual Teaching

I have been involved in math teaching of bilingual class for nine years. I deeply felt that sign language could promote the logical thinking ability of the deaf students. I have a student called Wang Ning. He studied one year in another Class, however, he got a 0 in the final math examination. His teachers thought he might be mentally retarded and his parents insisted him study for another year in Grade One. So he was finally referred to my class. All the students in my class received no preschool education and their average age is 7. As a responsible teacher, I insisted in using bilingual teaching approach.

The first step is to give intensive exposure of sign language to the students. During the first month, all the teachers are required to spend time in helping the students learn sign language. They played with the students and accompanied them to watch sign stories. During this process, the students gained

their basic communication ability in sign language very quickly. Then, we started to teach them different subjects. We found that all the students could follow the approach well. Wang Ning also showed no difference with the other students.

So, reflecting on my teaching, I

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think the only difference between the teachers in the other classes and me was that I recognized the sign language of the deaf students and encouraged them to use it in academic learning. Evidence showed that sign language awakened the cognitive development of the deaf people.

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II. Program OverviewThe goal of the program is to improve the safety, health, development, and well-being of vulnerable children in China. We advocate the development, acceptance and replication of holistic and child right based services. It has always been our vision to enable better development and equal social participation of children and young adults with disabilities, the disadvantaged, and the marginal groups.

In 2014, we raised RMB 5,511,940 for 14 projects, benefiting 4,062 people directly, and 7,000 people indirectly. The project area covers 10 provinces, namely Jiangsu, Jiangxi, Hunan, Hubei, Guizhou, Sichuan, Anhui, Ningxia, Shandong, and Chongqin.

III. Achievements 1. Foster Care Project

The project emphasizes Children’s right of having a family, which proved to be the best environment for children’s development. Our partnership with Social Welfare Institutes (SWI) tried to find eligible families for children with special needs and access various community resources to enable better social inclusion and development of the children. In 2014, the Amity Foundation supported 560 orphans to live with

foster families and assisted the households to cooperate with local community resource centers.

2. Amity Bilingual Deaf Education Project

Amity Bilingual Deaf Education Project aims to expand our best practices from Jiangsu Province to other provinces. The project promotes bilingual deaf education in deaf schools by teaching deaf children Chinese Sign Language (CSL) as their first language while teaching Chinese as their second language and teaching all the other school subjects in CSL. We

advocate that CSL is the natural language of deaf people in China. The rights of deaf children to use CSL should be ensured. In 2014, there were 284 children in 29 bilingual classes from preschool to Grade 6 in 17 project schools benefited directly from receiving the bilingual education taught by both hearing and deaf teachers. The 30 deaf teachers who taught in cooperation with their hearing counterparts played very important roles in the project.

3. The Hopeful Hearts Project

The Hopeful Hearts Project

An Amity volunteer and a nurse holding a baby saved by Amity's Hopeful Heart Project for babies with congenital heart disease

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provides surgery and rehabilitation for children with congenital heart disease from poor families. In 2014, the Amity Foundation partnered with 3 hospitals in Nanjing, Jiangsu province, 1 hospital in Chengdu, Sichuan province, and 2 hospitals in Guangzhou, Guangdong Province to continuously implement the Hopeful Hearts Project, which had helped 342 children in all.

Sign language competition

A deaf teacher communicating with her deaf students in sign language

A mother supporting Amity's Foster Care Project and an orphan enjoying her family-like care

NGO Development

I. Project Story From a social worker to an NGO leader

When met up with the Nantong branch of Amity NGO Development Center for the first time, Ms. Bai was a social worker working with the Justice Bureau of Chongchuan District, Nantong, Jiangsu Province. The meeting was about the cooperation between Amity and local partners on an adolescent health promotion project, which was supposed to provide capacity building, financial support and resource links to grassroots NGOs working on preventing adolescent anomie.

Ms. Bai was very interested in joining the cooperation. She marked that the project could rely on community-based NGOs to provide flexible services to young people in need of help. She would like to provide assistance and consultancy to individuals and groups from grassroots NGOs involved in the project. She attended capacity building workshops arranged by Amity and got an in-depth understanding

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on the operation of NGOs. Considering Ms. Bai’s strong interest in grassroots NGOs and the philanthropy sector, Amity tried to support her to plan philanthropy projects, in which she would play a leadership role.

Utilizing resources available to her, Ms. Bai designed and launched a

project soon. She also built a team to implement the project. With this project, she experienced the whole process of project management. Later she became the leader of Nantong RenAi Development Center for Social Work. Working with Amity, she saw a bright future of grassroots NGOs.

A community-based grassroots NGO celebrating the mid-autumn festival with children from local communities

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II. Program OverviewBacked by the central and local governments’ policy-making efforts of promoting social governance, Amity NGO Development Center expanded its service categories and resource channels, standardized it operations, and enjoyed steady growth in 2014. Powered by enhanced expertise and consolidated core operations, the Center’s three branches in Nanjing, Nantong and Kunshan integrated resources and built platforms to provide community-based services and support the development of grassroots non-governmental organizations (NGOs).

III. Achievements In 2014, Amity NGO Development Center supported the startup and development of 61 new grassroots NGOs, managed venture philanthropy fund of RMB 10.65

million, launched 2 community-based social work projects, operated 2 service-providing entities, arranged 198 sessions of training and supervision, and facilitated the implementation of 161 philanthropy projects.

With explorative efforts in building a new model of community governance, the Center diversified

its operations. Community-based social work was introduced into the New Jiangnan Community while integrated community-based services were provided by the Center’s operations in Qixia District of Nanjing. Enjoying great partnership with the government, the Center played a strong role of bridging the grassroots NGOs and the government.

Christmas celebration in a community where community-based NGOs thrived

Assessing the qualification of start-up NGOs to be supported by Amity's NGO development centers

A team-building workshop for leaders of grassroots NGOs

Urban Community Service

I. Project StoriesChanges of Ma Li

Ma Li is slow learner receiving rehabilitation training rehabilitated at Amity Home of Blessings. Being 20 years old, she looked like a five-year-old child in terms of cognitive development. When she came to Amity Home of Blessings for the first time, she made no connection with others, as if she was wrapped into a silkworm pod. Teachers at the Home noticed her uneasiness and shyness due to lack of interaction with the outside world. They talked to her, encouraged her to join in games, arranged simple tasks for her, and timely rewarded her for her improvement. After 6 months, Ma Li began to trust the teachers and love the other students. She didn’t avoid eye contact any longer. After another 6 months, Ma Li became active in class. She greeted teachers and classmates actively. She was happy in doing exercises. Teachers and staff members of the Home were all perceptive of changes of Ma Li, with warm and sincere congratulations for her.

A Happy Grandpa

Mr. Xu Jiading, a 95-year-old elder, spent the last period of his life in Amity Rengu Nursing Home. He suffered several diseases such as hypertension

and coronary heart disease. Care taken by his family couldn’t meet his need. He was sent to Rengu in March 2014. In spite of poor eyesight and hearing, he was fond of chatting with others. With a wealth of life experiences, he was willing to share his life stories with others. The staffers of the Home liked the unique grandpa and called him "baby Xu".

Xu liked to make jokes. He complained some day, “I’m dissatisfied with the caregivers. They touched my feet and legs at night. They were indecent”. The caregivers all knew that Xu made a joke again. They rearranged his quilt at night to keep him away

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Dancing performance by girls receiving rehabilitation training at Amity Home of Blessings

Mr. Xu and a caregiver at Amity Rengu Nursing Home

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from catching a cold. A caregiver laughed and responded, “You are so handsome that all of us are attracted by you.” The response made Xu very happy. Xu's children came to visit their father once a week. Seeing that their father was well looked after, Xu’s children were grateful for what Amity caregivers have done.

II. Program Overview Amity’s urban community service programs include Amity Rengu Nursing Home, Qixia Nursing Home, Baguazhou Nursing Home, Qixia In-home Eldercare Center, Qixia Virtual Nursing Home, HaoLaiWu In-home Eldercare Center, Amity Home of Blessings, Amity Children Development Center, and Amity Bakery.

III. AchievementsIn 2014, Amity’s nursing homes tailored the provision of services to the residents’ needs. Daily care was integrated with volunteers’ services. The homes served 172 senior residents, arranged 790 recreation and entertainment activities, and established 6 groups of social workers dedicated for eldercare.

Amity’s community-based eldercare entities made remarkable achievements in 2014. Qixia Virtual Nursing Home’s membership increased to 1404 while 4767 people joined the elder life experience activities arranged by the Home. HaoLaiWu In-home Eldercare Center focused on its meal-providing project Love Lunch and expanded its services to cover 42,000 people.

A group picture of students of Amity Home of Blessings after a hiking organized by the Home

Amity's Love Lunch project enabled Mr. and Mrs. Wang confidence in a bright future

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In 2014, Amity Home of Blessings served a total of 26 students,including 3 new students. According to their ability levels, 18 students were trained at Amity Home of Blessings, 8 students were assigned to the Amity Bakery to learn occupational skills.

Amity Children Development Center provided free consultation services on autism for 87 families and rendered full-time healing and education to 72 children suffering autism. Implementing a provincial-level trial project for autistic teenagers (7-14 years old) in Gulou District of Nanjing, the Center provided assessment and one-to-one training for 7 autistic children. The Center reduced the tuition fee as a result of successful fund raising while the quality of services remained unchanged. In October, the center held the Fifth International Autism Seminar, which was well-attended by more than 250 participants.

Amity Bakery had made great progress in both bakery operation and advocating Amity’s philanthropy philosophy. Amity Bakery achieved an annual sales of RMB 3.82 million. Job skill training was provided to 8 students of Amity Home of Blessings and occupational rehabilitation to 7 students. Amity Bakery held 31 charity bazaars and dozens of experience activities with thousands of participants.

Students from Amity Home of Blessings participating in a local TV channel's talent show

An Amity volunteer teaching a student of Amity Home of Blessings to make a paper flower

Down syndrome sufferers working as competent bakers at Amity Bakery

Resource Development

Media Exposure Amity enjoyed high media exposure in 2014. Among big bang events are International Workshop on Disaster Relief and Rehabilitation, International Symposium on Eldercare Services and Cognitive Disorders, and Hiking for Charity.

To facilitate more friends in the media to witness and experience Amity projects and the changes of people and communities working with Amity projects, we arranged a media visit, which were funded by Bread for the World. Seventeen journalists from ten major Chinese media, including China News Agency and People's Daily, joined the visit. The journalists visited Amity’s scholarship and orphan fostering projects and integrated rural development projects in Yunnan and Guizhou provinces. The visit triggered heavy media coverage on Amity and enabled the formation of a platform for communication and cooperation between the media and Amity.

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A broad portfolio of media exposure

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Online Fundraising Through multi-platform collaboration, Amity’s online fundraising result exceeded RMB 18 million in 2014, with an increase of 38.5% over the year 2013. This represented more awareness and support among the public. Innovative online efforts included Taobao Auction and Crowd-funding cooperation for international projects and with the media and grassroots NGOs. Our new media operation kept pace with technological development and enjoyed robust existence on major mobile Internet portals, including WeChat, Mobile QQ and Paypal Wallet. Working with WATSI in USA and Tencent Foundation, Amity was able to launch a crowd-funding program for medical assistance with beneficiaries in 15 countries mainly in Africa.

Volunteer ManagementManaging 4,169 registered volunteers, we supported regular volunteer services and worked with Amity’s service-providing entities to offer more service opportunities. After a series of advocacy campaigns touring campuses in Nanjing, a volunteer network for cooperation between Amity and local primary schools, secondary schools, colleges and universities was established.

New-media channels for on-line fundraising

Amity's campus network of volunteers reached primary schools

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Fundraising from Enterprises and Publicity Events

Project coverage of partnerships with enterprises expanded from education to environmental protection, disaster management, healthcare, medicine, and some innovation initiatives. As a new addition to our publicity-driven fundraising events, Hiking for Charity 2014 attracted more than two thousand hikers and volunteers with a whopping fund raised for orphans in need of help. Upgrading our existed project Love Lunch into a cartoon-themed Canteen for Our Parents won the favor of online donors.

Amity's publicity events attracted more and more contributors to philanthropy

The second and third sectors working together for philanthropy

Amity Foundation, Hong Kong

People to People Contacts and Ecumenical Sharing

A core mission of Amity HK is to enable young people to understand the various aspects of modern China and to realize their capacity to serve their “neighbours”. Capitalizing on the variety of projects we have on the Mainland, we continued to provide authentic experiences for 320 young people in such forms as exchange visits, summer camps for orphans, and volunteer teaching of English last year.

In keeping with this mission, activities were organised in Hong Kong where we engaged over 2,600 young people in thematic activities such as the Walk for Living Water or mini-walks at individual schools. The concurrent information sharing sessions brought the plights of the needy people closer to home, enabling many to appreciate the enormity of water and other social issues.

The Castle Peak St Peter’s Church

members have been most interested in Amity’s work. To enable their members to better understand our projects and Christian life in China, an exposure trip to Guizhou was organized in October. Feedback after the trip was most encouraging as could be inferred from their written reflections.

Amity HK helped to organize an exposure trip for 80 students, teachers and parents from CCC Kei Wa Primary School and CCC Heep Wop Primary School to Nanjing at the end of 2014. Besides sightseeing in Nanjing and an eye-opening visit to the Amity Printing Press, they had opportunities to help out at the Amity Bakery and Amity Rengu Home for the Elderly. Their feedback on return was most encouraging and the two schools are now committed to support Amity’s cause in helping the needy in the future.

The year of such youth empowerment activities culminated in a seminar

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People of all ages joining the Walk for Living Water to raise funds for Amity's projects of aiding water-deprived communities in inland China

Amity Foundation, Hong Kong (Amity HK ) has been blessed with a year when we were able to work towards our vision of engaging young people in authentic experiences in China while focused on our mission of love in action. On the disaster-relief front, we had been working closely with our partners on the Mainland and also overseas, learning from them in the process.

near Christmas time in a church when young people involved in such encounters gave personal reflections of what they have actully learnt through these acts of love. It was a moving experience for all who attended and the fellowship sowed the seeds for further cooperation with more school and church partners.

Living Water Project The aims of the project are twofold: to take concrete action to help remote water-deprived villages get a sustained supply of safe potable water and to help young people understand their capacity to make a difference in others’ lives. This year, we raised around HK$400,000 to build water purification facilities and solar energy showers for the students and teachers in a Yunnan school, so that students could study and teachers could work in a safer and more hygienic environment.

Disaster Relief and Reconstruction

On 8 November 2013, the strongest typhoon Haiyan (local name Yolanda) struck the southern Philippines, damaging up to 95% of houses and other infrastructure with winds up to 315 km/h. Working closely with our local partner Kaisa Para Sa Kaunlaran (Kaisa), we provided immediate

aid funding with an initial grant of HK$70,000 from our limited reserve. We then appealed to the Disaster Relief Fund Advisory Committee (DRFAC) of the Hong Kong SAR Government, which granted HK$2.057 million in December targeting relief work in Northern Iloilo, an area lacking in support due to the dearth of media attention. As more relief aid poured in from other parts of the world, we were racing against time to find out the most urgent needs of the typhoon victims. Working closely with Kaisa and having Amity HK personnel on the ground, we were able to modify the aid items to better match the needs of various local communities.

We were also fortunate to get the support of the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club members, whose generous donation of HK$180,000

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spelt a new beginning for 34 fisherman families chosen based on relative livelihood needs. The money was used to purchase the hull, the engine, a propeller set and fishing nets so these families could start fishing again soon. Additionally, working with the Iloilo Citizen Action Group and the local Red Cross Chapter, a “Payment Forward” agreement was signed at the handover ceremony in March with the beneficiary families. Essentially, they willingly pledged to plough back some of their future earnings into a central fund so more families could ultimately benefit.

Torrential rain ravaged many counties in Hunan and Guangxi in May, hitting ecologically vulnerable villages worst. Thousands of families were left homeless and their livelihood devastated as fields were flooded

“Pump boats” for fisher families so they could start they lives again

and even swept away. An appeal was made to the DRFAC, which subsequently granted HK$ 5.144 million for humanitarian aid benefiting a total of 6,800 households in these regions.

In August, a disastrous earthquake of magnitude 6.5 on the Richter scale with an intensity of up to VII (Very Strong) on the Mercalli intensity scale struck Ludian, Yunnan. The government initiated a Class One Emergency Response in Relief since the stricken communities were isolated, impoverished and most houses not quake-proof. DRFAC responded to our request by approving a sum of $ 6.317 million for emergency aid to 7,500 families. Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Archbishop World Relief Fund also donated $100,000 to support our relief and rehabilitation programmes, benefiting many families. Two Amity HK colleagues went to the area in late August and help distribute relief goods, bringing love and hope from well-wishers to the victims.

Village Clinics

It was the 4th and final year of the Three-in-One Support Programme in Guizhou. The Rotary Club of Hong Kong Harbour provided monthly subsidies as recurrent support to 14 village doctors in 10 clinics built in Chengong County with donations from the Club. Altogether Club members have

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Amity staff understanding the challenges of a quake-stricken family Ludian, Yunnan

put up close to HK$1 million to support the health programme in that County during the last four years, tiding over a critical period in basic health care for villagers. Essentially, the much improved working conditions and pay package encouraged trained health workers to stay in their rural medical practices, who might otherwise leave for better prospects in cities. We are pleased to note that the Government is now able to allocate more resources for health services and the local authorities have established some best practices, and thus the need for independent financial support is much reduced.

University for Girls Project

In 2014, thanks to the increasing concern from donors and volunteers, 41 new students from poor families in Guizhou could afford their degree studies. Currently, a total of 128 students are under the sponsorship of the Project in Guizhou University, Guizhou Normal University and Guiyang Medical College.

The Personal Development seminars, an integral element of our support to these girls from impoverished backgrounds, have been further strengthened. Experts and volunteers from different fields contributed their professional knowledge, and helped us put

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10 girls with the U for Girls Project visited Hong Kong in their ethnic costumes

shape into a more comprehensive curriculum, in order to suit these girls’ needs at various stages in their university education.

School Rebuilding Project

Despite the large sums of central funding for education, there are still a huge number of students studying in dilapidated, or unsafe school buildings in extremely remote villages on the Mainland. These schools are typically smaller, catering to fewer children and hence not getting priority for rebuilding when resources are limited. Thanks to the generous support of donors, this year we funded the reconstruction of Nandao Primary School, which

is located in Taijiang County, Guizhou Province.

We also organize trips for donors to schools which had had their financial support. In April, our staunch supporter Mr. Lu Kwong-fai, nicknamed “Mountain Dog” and known for his selfless exploits in dangerous terrain, went with a contingent of Hong Kong primary school heads to Yongshun County, Hunan. Besides witnessing the opening of the Chalin school, they brought the children some stationeries, school bags and other gifts embodying their love in action. Invariably, the participants came back with a strong commitment to mobilize assistance from Hong Kong.

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Action e 10000 - Rural Orphan Fostering Project

Donors’ support goes a long way in helping orphans meet basic needs such as sufficient nourishment, clothing and medical care. Moreover, the requirement for them to be in school ensures that they are properly educated and cared for by teachers.

With the continued support from enthusiastic Hong Kong people, the number of orphans financially aided through Amity HK this year rose from 112 to 226, among

Young volunteers learning about life in villages

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Putting on a new scarf

whom, 8 of them are now studying in universities as their sponsors are keen to give them the best education.

Providing some form of assistance on psychological development continued to be a main focus in this project. To this end, a summer camp was organized in Tongzi, Guizhou last year.

After the camp, home visits were organised to provide volunteers a glimpse into orphans’ life in villages. From post-camp reflections, the time spent in such households, though limited, was enough for volunteers to gain insight into multiple facets of life on the Mainland and, by comparison, the encounter left the visitors much food for thought of their own blessings. A special visit for donors was organised in December. Five families with 6 young children visited 20 orphans living with relatives in Sichuan villages. The visiting children also celebrated the festive season with pupils in a small village school nearby. Bearing gifts from afar and providing entertaining activities they caused much sensation that winter afternoon among the 80 odd pupils. Though the encounters were brief, indelible memories had remained which moved the Hong Kong children to share their unusual “holiday” with their peers in school so more people would be aware of the dire needs of rural communities in China.

Amity Printing Co., Ltd.

In 2014, Amity Printing achieved a

sales revenue of RMB 302.6 million

and produced 19.019 million

copies of hardbound books. The

annual output of printed Bibles

was 13.28 million copies, including

4.2 million copies for domestic

Churches and 9.08 million copies

for export. Since the establishment

of the company, more than 130

million copies of the Bible had been

produced accumulatively.

In 2014, Amity Printing produced

89 sets of Braille Bibles and the

accumulative total output was 2652

sets.

The company actively participated

in various philanthropy events and

activities organized by the Amity

Foundation.

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Amity Printing Co., Ltd. won the Benny Award

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The Rt Revd and Rt Hon Richard Chartres, Bishop of London, visited Amity Printing Co., Ltd. on April 10th, 2014.

Presbyter Fu Xianwei, Chairman of the Three-self Patriotic Movement of the Protestant Churches in China (TSPM), visited the Amity Printing Company on November 4th, 2014.

Amity Printing Co., Ltd. was granted the FSC CoC certificate

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Vice Presidents

Mr. Weng ZhenjinFormer Vice President, Jiangsu Provincial Overseas Chinese Friendship Association

Ms. Wang JuzhenFormer Member, National Committee of the CPPCC; Former Vice Chairperson, the National Committee of TSPM; Former Vice Chair, Advisory Committee of the Protestant Churches in China

Dr. Prof. Ting YenrenProfessor, School of Foreign Studies of Nanjing University

Mr. Qiu ZhonghuiMember of the standing committee, Jiangsu CPPCC; Member of the standing committee, CCC/TSPM; Vice Chairperson, Jiangsu CC/TSPM

President

Bishop K.H.Ting

Honorary Chairperson, National Committee of TSPM (Three-self Patriotic Movement of the Protestant Churches in China); Honorary President, CCC (China Christian Council); Former Vice Chairperson, National Committee of the CPPCC (Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference)

Executive Staff Meeting

Amity Hong Kong OfficeAmity Printing Co., Ltd

Research & Development CentreResource Development Centre Supporting & Administrative Centre

Board of Directors

Social Service Centre Project Management Centre

Directors

Rev. Bao JiayuanAssociate Secretary General, CCC

Rev. Cao ShengjieChair, Advisory Committee of the Protestant Churches in China; Former President, CCC; Member, Standing Committee of the CPPCC

Rev. Prof. Chen ZeminFormer Vice Chair, Advisory Committee of the Protestant Churches in China; Former Vice President, CCC; Former Vice Principal, Nanjing Union Theological Seminary

Rev. Deng FucunFormer Residential Vice President, National Committee of TSPM; Member, National Committee of the CPPCC

Rev. Gao YingVice Chairperson, Beijing Municipal Committee of TSPM; Vice Chairperson, Commission on Women’s Ministry of the CCC; President, Yanjing Theological Seminary

Presbyter Ji JianhongChair, Advisory Committee of the Protestant Churches in China; Former Chairperson, National Committee of TSPM

Ms. Shen PeirongFormer Deputy Director, Department of International Affairs, Ministry of Labor and Personnel Affairs

Mr. Shen DerongChair, Advisory Committee of the Protestant Churches in Shanghai; Former Vice Chair, Advisory Committee of the Protestant Churches in China; Former Member, National Committee of the CPPCC

Prof. Qu QinyueFellow, Chinese Academy of Science; Member, Standing Committee of the CPPCC; Former President, Nanjing University; Former Vice Chairperson, Standing Committee of the Jiangsu Provincial People’s Congress

Mr. Wu RongFormer General Secretary, Jiangsu Provincial Committee of the CPPCC

Ms. Xu JingcanBoard Member, Shanghai YWCA; General Manager of the Yate Co. Ltd.; Former Member, Shanghai Municipal Committee of the CPPCC

Prof. Xu RuleiFormer Deputy Director, Institute for Religious Studies of Nanjing University

Ms. Zhang YeFormer Chairperson, Nanjing Municipal Committee of the CPPCC

Mr. Zhou JiacaiConsultant, Jiangsu Provincial Red Cross Society; Former Executive Vice President, Jiangsu Provincial Red Cross Society

Prof. Zhu ChuanyiProfessor, Institute of American Studies of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences

Archbishop Peter KwongHonorary retired Archbishop & Primate of Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui; Former Member, National Committee of the CPPCC

Ms. Ko Siu-WahFormer Member, National Committee of the CPPCC; Former Vice President, Supervision Committee of the Promotion of the Basic Low of Hong Kong

Prof. Nelson Chow Professor, Department of Social Work and Social Administration of the University of Hong Kong; Former Member, National Committee of the CPPCC

Mr. Cao HongmingPresident, Jiangsu Provincial Committee of Care for Next Generation; Former Vice Chairperson, Jiangsu Provincial People’s Congress

Mr. Han PeixinFormer Chairperson, Jiangsu Provincial People’s Congress

Mr. Zhao LongFormer Vice Chairperson, Jiangsu Provincial People’s Congress Former Chairperson, Jiangsu Provincial Committee of CNDCA

Consultants

Nanjing Headquarters

Hong Kong OfficeExecutive Staff Meeting

Qiu Zhonghui, General Secretary

He Wen, Assistant General Secretary andDirector of Project Management Centre

Ling Chunxiang, Assistant GeneralSecretary and Director of Support andAdministration Centre

She Hongyu, Assistant General Secretary and Director of Research and Development Centre

Chu Chaoyu, Director of Social Service Centre

Executive DirectorAnthony Tong

Hong Kong Staff:Alex LaiAmyLo (after Aug 30)Donald TamIris WongMartin LachmannOsmund Lo (before Aug 30)Tong Su

Project Management CentreBao Yiqian Du Ying Fang Li Gao MeiHan Guogong Huang JieyuLi Chengyan Li JuanLi Ling Liao Luquan Liu Chang Liu LiNing XinShu Junsong Tan HuaTang Chuanfang Wang Wei Wei WeiWen FangfangWu An'anYuan Chenchen Zhong Fei Zhou Bo Research & Development Centre Cai Min Cui YazhouJiang YuanyuanLi YanLiu Ruhong Miao Jianbing Shen Shuzhen Sun Cheng Tian Meimei Wu Meijuan Zhao Jingwen Zhang Chao Zhou Liting

Resource Development CentreCao Hui Chen Zheng Fang JunGe YongLi XueLi Yang Liu Qing Wang Yi

Social Service CentreKou Weiwei Shen Zhanqing Tang Haiyan Wang Wanxin Xie Xiaoxuan Zhang Jinghui

Supporting & Administrative CentreCui Baohong Deng Xiahui Jiao FeiSun Qi Sun Ling Yan Rong Yu DeguoZheng WeiZhou Ling Zhou Peiqi Zhu Yanwei

Research & Development ConsultantTheresa Carino

Shanghai Rende FoundationGu ZixuanShu Peng

Guangzhou OfficeGao QijunShu Weinan

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Geographical Distribution of Donation-based Income 2014

Distribution of Expenses by Project Category 2014

Where the funds come from

Where the funds go

North America

North Europe

Oceania

West Europe

Asia

Mainland China

Hong Kong SAR, China

Community Development & Environmental Protection

Public Health

Disaster Management

Education & Orphan Fostering

Social Welfare

Urban Community Service

Education & International Exchange

General Donation

Jiangsu Christian Fund for Social Service

NGO Development

Xinhu Commonweal Innovation Fund

Grace Forever Care Fund

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Local Institutional Partners

Mainland China Aegon-Cnooc Life Insurance Co., Ltd.Amity BakeryAmity Home of BlessingsAmity NGO Development CenterANZ Bank Service (Chengdu) Co., Ltd.Ashland Chemical (Nanjing) Co., Ltd.Atlas Copco (Nanjing) Construction & Mining Equipment Co., Ltd.Australian Chamber Of Commerce (Shanghai)Baruv Sensor (Chengdu) Co., Ltd.Beijing Hua Zecheng Tax Law Firm Co., Ltd.Beijing Quanbaoyingle Technology Co., Ltd.Beijing Ruikeshangpin Creative Culture Co., Ltd.Beijing Siku Consignment Co., Ltd.Beijing WCJY International Human Resources Consulting Co., Ltd.Beijing Zhongda Varitronix Technology Co., Ltd.Beijirong (Shanghai) Textile Technology Development Co., Ltd.Benq HospitalBinjiang School, Nanjing University of Information Science And Technology Bohai BankCanadian Embassy in ChinaCatholic Church of NanjingCentral Branch of Bank of ChinaChangsha XDZD Real Estate Development Co., Ltd.Changshou XBD Garment Co., Ltd.Changzhou Christian AssociationsChengdu Branch of Colliers International Property Services Co., Ltd. Chengdu LT Hotel Management Co., Ltd.Chengdu ZS Food Co., Ltd.China Chemical Total Oil Co., Ltd.China Foundation for Poverty AlleviationChina Post Construction Technology Co., Ltd.China Social Relief FundChina Tea Alliance AuctionChina Youth Development FoundationChina Youth Elite FoundationChinese Porcelain ForumChongqing DD Mechanical Manufacturing Co., Ltd.Christian Church Of Huaian CityChristian Council of Jiangsu ProvinceCivil Affairs Bureau of Qixia DistrictCoca-Cola Beverage (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.Dandong Zefeng Trading Co., Ltd.Department of Geriatric Medicine, Jiangsu Province People's HospitalDexin Management Consulting (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.Dongfeng Yueda Kia Automobile Co., Ltd.Dongguan Jili Cable Co., Ltd.Dongguan Wensheng International SchoolEast Changchun Road Church, Wafangdian City City, Fangcaodi International SchoolFive Star AppliancesFord Motor Engineering Research (Nanjing) Co., Ltd.Foshan Nanhai Su Kang Hardware Plastic Products Co., Ltd.Foshan Zhengda Glaze Co., Ltd.Foundation International Exchange CenterFreedom Charity Club (NJFLS)Fruit Drama Studio, Yuhua District, Changsha FSL Food Trade (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.German Chamber Of Commerce in ChinaGerman Church in ShanghaiGlorious Career Promotion Association, Wujin District, Changzhou Grain and Cooking Oil Reserve and Trade Company, Zhaoyang District, Zhaotong Green Ribbon Club, Network Division, Jiangsu MobileGuangdong Film and TV Culture Promotion AssociationGuangdong Hongik Investment Limited

Guangdong Ying Han Investment Co., Ltd.Guangdong ZTYH CPA LtdGuangshui Post OfficeGuangzhou Aoke Sports Goods Co., Ltd.Guangzhou Automobile Group Trading Co., Ltd.Guangzhou HTYF Traditional Culture Promotion CenterGuangzhou Isonic Internet Information Service Co., Ltd.Guangzhou Jitai Chemical Co., Ltd.Guangzhou Joyo Education Training CenterGuangzhou Mu Yan Biological Technology Co., Ltd.Guangzhou NSSGD Technology Co., Ltd.Guangzhou Qianziwen Trading Co., Ltd.Guangzhou Tiancheng Real Estate Development Co., Ltd. Haifeng County Crystal Heart Jewelry Co., Ltd.Haishi Ceramic Raw Materials Co., Ltd., Gaoming District, FoshanHangzhou Jin Chen Textile Printing and DyeingHangzhou LJ Electronics Engineering Co., Ltd.Hangzhou LX Network CompanyHengtai Wool Blanket FactoryHenkel (Chinese) Investment Company LimitedHohai UniversityHuainan Second Middle School In Anhui ProvinceHuarun Land (Nanjing) Co., Ltd.Hubei Zhengxin Project Management Co., Ltd.Jiangning District, Tianyuanjidi Kindergarten Jiangsu 365 Network IncJiangsu Baby Financial Information Service Co., Ltd.Jiangsu Branch of AIA Insurance Company LimitedJiangsu Branch, Bank of CommunicationsJiangsu Branch, ZY Life Insurance Co., Ltd.Jiangsu College of SocialismJiangsu DFKQ Investment LimitedJiangsu Golden Pulse Digital Technology Co., Ltd.Jiangsu Hong Kang Customs Clearance Logistics Co., Ltd.Jiangsu Jinyang Real Estate Development Co., Ltd.Jiangsu Overseas Group International Technology Engineering Co., Ltd.Jiangsu Provincial Federation of Industry And CommerceJiangsu Qian Wang Intelligent System Co., Ltd.Jiangsu SC Investment Co., Ltd.Jiangsu Shenhua Investment Company LimitedJiangsu Shinuo Lighting Co., Ltd.Jiangsu Sijuan Group Co LtdJiangsu Small Sun Machinery Technology Co., Ltd.Jiangsu Sumeida Eaton Kidd International Jiangsu Yilin Publishing House Ltd.Jilin Rui Sheng Trade Co., Ltd.Ji'nan Zhipu Information Technology Co., Ltd.Jindian Technology Development CenterJohnson (Shanghai) Medical Supplies Co., Ltd.JSZJ Nanjing Engineering Design Co., Ltd.KAS International School of DongguanKH Medical Equipment International Trade (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.Khloe (China) Investment Co., Ltd.Kopacz Jiangsu Kunshan Christian ChurchLanzhou DR Education Technology Co., Ltd.Li Jun Cultural Exchange (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.Lianyungang TSPM CommitteeLove Dandelion TeamLove To Save In ActionLXADS Nanjing Co., Ltd.Magazine BanyuetanMeizhou Power Supply BureauMitsubishi Heavy Industry Air Conditioning System (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.

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Shanghai Huitianfu Charity FoundationShanghai LY Screw Co., Ltd.Shanghai Minhang Energy Co., Ltd.Shanghai MS Asset Management Co., Ltd.Shanghai MH Investment Management Co., LtdShanghai Shallot Network Technology Co., Ltd.Shanghai Song Qingling FoundationShanghai World Foreign Language Middle SchoolShanghai YZ International School Shenzhen Branch Of Beijing Cbg Property Management Services Co., Ltd. Shenzhen Chase Consortium Nationwide Financial Services IncShenzhen Huaxin Digital Co., Ltd.Shenzhen Teerjia Technologies IncShenzhen TF Electronic Co., Ltd.Shenzhen WP Technology Co., Ltd.Shenzhen Yeguang Technology Co., Ltd.Sichuan Hua Ning Agriculture Development Co., Ltd.Sichuan International Aero Engine Maintenance Co., Ltd.Sihong County Christian ChurchSihong County TSPM CommitteeSN Instruments (Wuxi) Co., Ltd.St Paul ChurchSuburban Branch, Yaodu Rural Commercial Bank Suzhou Dulwich College Suzhou Heren Marketing Planning Co., Ltd.Suzhou Keyuan Network Communication Technology Co., Ltd.Suzhou TSPM CommitteeSuzhou Yi Cheng Accounting Co., Ltd.Sweet CharityTao Wu Church in Jiangning DistrictTencent FoundationThe Beauty of Art Training CenterThe Land of Canaan Nursing Home, Wafangdian City The Panda Family Planning HospitalThree Gorges Vocational College Of Electric PowerTianjin Haike Property Management Company LimitedTrade Union of HA International Trust Company Limited TRL Trade (Shanghai) Co., Ltd.TSPM Committee of Guannan County United Front Work Department of Jiangsu Provincial Party CommitteeUnocal East China Sea LimitedUob (China) Co., Ltd.Vanilla Mountain SchoolWuxi New District Christian ChurchXiamen Yude Garment Co., Ltd.Xi'an Tao Sheng Energy Saving Technology Co LtdXianlin Campus of Nanjing UniversityXuzhou Huaihai West Road Christ ChurchYangzhou Era Textile Co., Ltd.Yangzhou Tianlong Municipal Construction Engineering Co., Ltd.Yangzi Evening NewsYangzi Petrochemical Basf Limited Liability CompanyYFKX Investment Adviser (Beijing) Co., Ltd.Yifeng Pharmacy Chain Limited Yingde De Feng Mineral Resources Management Co., Ltd. York (China) Trading Co., Ltd.Youfuxijie Primary School / U-Bit CompanyYoung Volunteers Association of Jinling School, Nanjing UniversityYouth Fellowship At Changzhou Christian ChurchYuyao Hualun Import & Export Co., Ltd.Zhejiang Tobacco Industry Co., Ltd.Zhengrong Foundation in Fujian ProvinceZhenjiang Baolai Wood Co., Ltd.Zhenjiang Daxi Road Christian Church Zhuzhou SL Clothing Co., Ltd.Zifeng Shopping Plaza

Mochou Road Christian Church Nanjing AM Electric Machinery Co., Ltd.Nanjing Amity Development Co., Ltd.Nanjing Amity Import & Export Co., LtdNanjing Amity Printing Co., Ltd.Nanjing Amity Venture Investment Co., Ltd.Nanjing Baixia Branch of China Everbright Bank Nanjing Bo Zhi Rui Economic Information Consulting Service CenterNanjing Bo'en Fluid Control Technology Co., Ltd.Nanjing Branch of Nanjing Life Insurance Co., Ltd. Nanjing Branch of Standard Chartered Bank (China) Co., Ltd. Nanjing Carephar FoundationNanjing Dongzhou Real Estate Development Co., Ltd.Nanjing DT Electronic Technology Co., Ltd.Nanjing Ericsson Panda Communication Co., Ltd.Nanjing Eureka Moment Education Technology Co., Ltd.Nanjing Foreign Language SchoolNanjing GC Culture Media Co., Ltd.Nanjing Glory Interactive Network Technology Co., Ltd.Nanjing Gulou Science and Technology ParkNanjing Haohong Real Estate Consulting Co. LtdNanjing HS Technologies IncNanjing Institute of Electronic TechnologyNanjing International SchoolNanjing Jiangsu Road Christian ChurchNanjing Lan Ting Business Management Co., Ltd.Nanjing MC Real Estate Development Co., Ltd.Nanjing Outdoor ClubNanjing Rancheng Financial Information Consulting Co., Ltd.Nanjing Sega Heating System Co., Ltd.Nanjing Shengxun Christian Church Nanjing SHT Kindergarten Space Design Co., Ltd.Nanjing Shun Yu Restaurant Management Co., Ltd.Nanjing Sifang Construction Industry Co., Ltd.Nanjing SY Mechanical and Electrical Equipment Co., Ltd.Nanjing Tian Heng Logistics Co., Ltd.Nanjing Tongxi Holiday Merchandise Limited Liability CompanyNanjing Tongxi Real Estate Development Co., Ltd.Nanjing Towngas Co., Ltd.Nanjing Ward Real Estate Co., Ltd.Nanjing Wenshu Middle SchoolNanjing WX Electric Co., Ltd.Nanjing XRJ International Trade Co., Ltd.Nanjing ZG Trading Co., Ltd.Nanjing Zhongyuan Real Estate Marketing Consultant Co., Ltd.Nanjing ZX Industry and Trade Co., Ltd.Nanjing ZY Metal Materials Co., Ltd.Narada FoundationND Medical (Suzhou) Co., Ltd.New York University in ShanghaiNingbo Sun-Star Garment Co., Ltd.Ningbo WY Trade Co., Ltd.Nippon Investment Co., Ltd.Oil Security GroupOscar Entertainment CityPhoenix (China) Investment Co., Ltd.Qifu English Experimental School, Panyu District, GuangzhouQishuyan Christian Church, ChangzhouRende FoundationRH (Chengdu) Co., Ltd. Rural Women's In-Home Eldercare Services, Dongcheng District, Beijing Sanming City Christian AssociationSchool Of Politics and Public Administration, Wuhan UniversitySecure Parking Co., Ltd. (Shanghai)Shandong TianhongShanghai British SchoolShanghai De Yi PR Planning Co., Ltd.Shanghai Gaobide Industrial Co., Ltd.

Local Institutional Partners

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Hong Kong

Arazu Holdings LimitedCapital Access Risk Engineering Ltd.China Soft Capital LimitedChinese Rhenish Church, Ruth GroupChrist Church, Kowloon TongConcord Fortune Trading LimitedCWM/Nethersole Fund Fanling Kau Yan CollegeGallant Ho Charities & Public Well-Being Services (H.K., P.R.C.) Limited Government of the HKSARHang Lam Medical CentreHeung To Middle School (Tin Shui Wai)HK Red Cross Hospital SchoolHK Sheng Kung Hui Archbishop World RelieHon Wing Book Co. Ltd. Hong Kong Commercial Broadcasting Corporation LimitedISA Fashion Boutique International LimitNippon Sei Ko KaiOversea Treasure Investment LimitedRecruitment Intelligence Consultants LimtedRickson Investment LimitedRotary Club of Hong Kong Harbour FoundationRoyal Hong Kong Yacht Club Charity FoundS.K.H. Chi Fu Chi Nam Primary SchoolS.K.H. Lui Ming Choi Secondary SchoolS.K.H. Tsang Shiu Tim Secondary SchoolS.K.H. Tsang Shiu Tim Secondary School (PTA)SKH Chan Young Secondary SchoolSKH Holy Spirit Church SKH Ma On Shan Holy Spirit Primary School SKH St Peter's ChurhSKH Tsoi Kung Po Secondary SchoolSt. Paul's College FoundationSycee Investment LtdTen Pao International LtdTen Sources Solar Electricity Limited The Amity Foundation Hong Kong OfficeThe Church of Christ in China Fung Leung Kit Memorial Secondary School The HK Council of the Church of Christ iTsung Tsin Mission of Hong KongU-Lite LimitedWealth Growth Development LimitedWong Po Kee Ltd.Yue Kee Restaurant Limited

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Headquarters71 Hankou Road

Nanjing 210008

Jiangsu Province

People’s Republic of China

Tel: (86-25) 8326-0800

Fax: (86-25) 8326-0909

Bank Details:

The Amity Foundation

Bank of China, Nanjing Centre Branch

29 Hongwu Road

Nanjing 210005

PR China

A/C #: 5105 5820 9952

General Secretary: qiuzhonghui@amity.org.cn

Project Management Centre: hewen@amity.org.cn

Research and Development Centre: shehongyu@amity.org.cn

Support and Administration Centre: lingchunxiang@amity.org.cn

Social Service Centre: chuchaoyu@amity.org.cn

Hong Kong Office13th Floor

Ultragrace Commercial Building

5 Jordan Road

Kowloon, Hong Kong SAR

People’s Republic of China

Tel: (852) 2723-8011

Fax: (852) 2366-2769

Bank Details:

Amity Foundation, Hong Kong

Hong Kong and Shanghai Banking Corp.

238 Nathan Road

Kowloon, Hong Kong SAR

PR China

A/C #: 127-5-017372

Amity Foundation, Hong Kong: amityhk@

amityfoundation.org

The Amity Foundation, an independent Chinese voluntary organization, was founded in 1985 on the initiative of Chinese Christians to promote education, health, social welfare, community service, community development, environmental protection, poverty reduction, and disaster relief in China and other parts of the world. Amity projects have benefited more than ten million people at home and abroad.

www.amityfoundation.org