Since its establishment, the Hong Kong Baptist University Foundation has been able to receive generous donations from enthusiastic individuals and organisations to set up various development funds and realise a number of new initiatives that are innovative and have profound impact on the community. Major initiatives include:
Dr. Wu Yee Sun Building
In 2026, the University named its Academic and Administration Building the Dr. Wu Yee Sun Building. The naming honours the Wu Yee Sun Charitable Foundation’s donations made between 2021 and 2024 to advance clinical Chinese medicine research initiatives, paying tribute to the late Dr. Wu Yee Sun and the Wu family’s longstanding support.
Inauguration Ceremony of Endowed Professorships 2026
In 2026, the University held the Inauguration Ceremony of Endowed Professorships to confer six endowed appointments, made possible by the generous support of the Cheung On Tak Charity Foundation, the Philip K.H. Wong Foundation, Dr. Elizabeth K.S. Law, BBS, MH, the Fung Hon Chu Foundation, Ma Pak Leung Company Limited and the Vincent and Lily Woo Foundation. These appointments further consolidate HKBU’s strengths in Chinese medicine, data science, humanics and innovative neuromedicine, advancing the frontiers of knowledge and talent development.
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Dr. Hung Hin Shiu Gallery, Dr. Hung Yeung Pong Wah Gallery and Elizabeth Hung Wong Activity Room
In 2025, the University named three advanced teaching, research and creative facilities in the Campus of Creativity – the “Dr. Hung Hin Shiu Gallery”, the “Dr. Hung Yeung Pong Wah Gallery” and the “Elizabeth Hung Wong Activity Room” – in recognition of the generous donations totalling HK$120 million from Hung Hin Shiu Charitable Foundation Limited, Shiu Pong Enterprises Limited, and the Hung family. These gifts support the University’s strategic development and the nurturing of young musical talent.
Lo Siu Tong College
In 2025, the University named one of the four new residential colleges that constitute the Village CARE at the Jockey Club Campus of Creativity as “Lo Siu Tong College”, in appreciation of a generous donation of HK$100 million from Mr. Lo Siu Tong and his family in support of the University’s strategic development.
Mr. & Mrs. Chan Hon Yin Hall
In 2025, the University named a new hall in the Jockey Club Campus of Creativity as “Mr. & Mrs. Chan Hon Yin Hall”, in appreciation of a generous donation of HK$15 million from the Chan Hon Yin Couple Charity Trust to support clinical Chinese medicine research.
Jockey Club SMART Family-Link Project
Funded by The Hong Kong Jockey Club Charities Trust, the Jockey Club SMART Family-Link Project held its Project Finale cum International Conference in 2025. The conference brought together local and international experts, NGOs and academia for cross-sectoral, in-depth communication, exploring how technology and data can be leveraged to enhance the delivery of innovative and effective family services.
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