Originally Posted by chingleutsch:
Here you go - for the groups with which I have contact:
Contact Us
Note that this group does not actively solicit for help, but if you offer to assist, whether financially, handing out gloves and masks to street cleaners or going full hazmat and helping disinfect urban slums, they can let you know how.
https://www.christian-action.org.hk/en/donate. One of the donation options is for Hong Kong - most needed, or you can contact them.
https://soco.org.hk/en/donation/. As well as money, they are always looking for people willing to be involved in various capacities - Cantonese, Putonghua or languages commonly used by local minorities extra welcome.
Note that all the above agencies have a specifically Christian emphasis, although they all provide aid without any strings attached.
If you have a computer (or 10) to donate, and you have the ability to reformat it to factory specs, securely erasing all your material, then it could be given directly to either SoCO or St Stephen's with instructions that you want it given to a local family with school aged children. If you do not have the capability to reformat, then Crossroads Foundation will be happy to accept it and do the job for you - again you need to specify that it is for local distribution (unless you are equally happy for it to end up in a school in Papua New Guinea or other destination they send to). Note that because poor families here live in such cramped spaces, laptops are much more practical than desktop models.
Here's the Crossroads link:
https://www.crossroads.org.hk/global...onate-goods-2/
And these few groups cannot even address local needs on their own - I think any of us on the front lines would be delighted to hear of others involved in similar work, whether they are affiliated with any religion or none.