Candle of Vision – Dawnbreak

Welcome to the Annual Charity Concert 2015, hosted by ICPASS. For now, let us refer to the host using that acronym, but in case you are interested, they come from Imperial College London and wholeheartedly hope to strengthen the attitude and values among students as part of promoting public awareness and social service. This time, the focus is on the issue of eye care, global blindness, and the honourable work carried out by ORBIS, the beneficiary for the Concert.

Yes, all proceeds from ticket sales will be donated to ORBIS. But this is a Concert after all, so what do you get?

Well, the experience is priceless. Candle of Vision - Dawnbreak
Four youths, represented by the four seasons. Their story will be weaved right before your eyes, follow them on their intriguing trip of self-searching, and perhaps you will find a piece of yourself in them as well. Many influential figures will appear along the ride, passing on their message and teachings through the universal language of music.

SUPPER MOMENT will make an appearance, along with the enthusiastic choral group GREENERS’ SOUND. International award-winning pianist, violinist, composer and conductor JOHNSON LEUNG HOK KIU will grace them with his mastery of the piano. UK-based 5-piece punk/soul band ANIMAVIVA will bring their different and unique touch, contrasting local talent SIDICK LAM who claims that if we ‘give her a guitar, she will sing till the world ends’. Finally, coming from the same place as the host, the IMPERIAL COLLEGE ENSEMBLE will tie it all up and bring the Concert home.

Join them as they venture towards the light. At the crack of dawn, what awaits them beyond the horizon?

Candle of Vision – Dawnbreak
Imperial College PASS Annual Charity Concert
When: 7:30pm, 21 August, 2015
Where:
 HKAPA, Drama Theatre
Tickets:
 $150, $120 from HKTicketing

Totem Run

57km-Elevation-Map

The second Totem Trail Run on the 17 October features three races: 16km Taste with the Wild, 16km Chill with the Wild and 57km Fight with the Wild. All three races will finish at Tai Mo Shan Rotary Park with the two shorter races starting at the Shing Mun Reservoir Main Dam while the 57km race starts from Pak Tam Chung

Totem Run
Date: 17 October, 2015
Venue: Hong Kong
Tickets: $500 to race, free to watch
More info: http://totemrun.runourcity.org/en/about/

10th Anniversary Central Rat Race

central-rat-race-2015-course

After debuting in 2006, the Central Rat Race has attracted thousands of runners and raised over $21million for charity. The featured charity for the 10th Anniversary race is Mindset. The Rat Race symbolizes the challenges one may face in the business world of the urban jungle where nothing is as easy as it seems.

Four races will be held on the day. The main Central Rat Race, is an 8 rat team relay event where team members carry a briefcase baton across the challenging obstacles of the business world to success. The Big Rat Race, is for individuals to ‘big’ to work in a team. An NGO Rat Race is for NGO staff and guests while the Junior Rat Race which is a series of activities designed for children aged five to ten.

central rat race 2015

Central Rat Race
Date: 9am, 25 October, 2015
Venue: Central
Tickets: Free to watch, entry $60,000, $20,000
More info: Entry registration is open now www.centralratrace.com

10th Anniversary Central Rat Race

central-rat-race-2015-course

After debuting in 2006, the Central Rat Race has attracted thousands of runners and raised over $21million for charity.The featured charity for the 10th Anniversary race is Mindset. The Rat Race symbolizes the challenges one may face in the business world of the urban jungle where nothing is as easy as it seems.

Four races will be held on the day. The main Central Rat Race, is an 8 rat team relay event where team members carry a briefcase baton across the challenging obstacles of the business world to success. The Big Rat Race, is for individuals to ‘big’ to work in a team. An NGO Rat Race is for NGO staff and guests while the Junior Rat Race which is a series of activities designed for children aged five to ten.

central rat race 2015

Central Rat Race
Date: 9am, 25 October, 2015
Venue: Central
Tickets: Free to watch, entry $60,000, $20,000
More info: Entry registration is open now www.centralratrace.com

Cycle for Millions 2015 – 12 April, 2015

Cycle for Millions 2015 - 12 April, 2015

Organised by Pok Oi Hospital the Pok Oi Cycle for Millions 2015 will be held on Sunday, 12 April 2015. Now in its sixth year, over 6500 cyclists are expected to participate in this year’s ride which will be held on Stonecutters Bridge and pass through the Nam Wan Tunnel.

The ride route is approximately 13km, starting on the Tsing Sha Highway. Participants will ride through Nam Wan Tunnel and onto Stonecutters Bridge. Passing the turning point on Ngong Shung Road, riders will then return to Tsing Sha Highway and hit the finishing line.

Pollution permitting, the route across Stonecutters Bridge – the world’s second longest cable-stayed bridge – offers a magnificent view over Rambler Channel, while riding through the Nam Wan Tunnel offers something new.

The Pok Oi Cycle for Millions 2015 is the biggest cycling event in Hong Kong with participants divided into two categories – individuals and corporate teams. As it’s a charity event and money talks those raising a significant amount of donations will be rewarded with gold, silver or bronze ‘awards of donation’. Awards will be also given to the best dressed participants and those with creatively designed bicycles.

Enter online at www.cycleformillions.com on a first-come-first-served basis. The minimum entry ‘donation’ is $680 for individuals and $28,000 for teams.

Pok Oi Cycle for Millions 2015
When:
7am, 12 April 2015 (Sunday)
Where: Tsing Yi
Entry fee: $680 (individuals), $28,000 (teams)
More info: www.cycleformillions.com

Peak24 – 9 May, 2015

24 Hour Race

The Peak24 is a long-distance relay event to raise money for the 24 Hour Race, a Hong Kong-founded, international youth charity inspiring students in five countries to join the movement to eradicate modern slavery. www.24hourrace.org

Teams of 5 people to compete in one of two distance challenges. Team members will run around Lugard Road (3.4km) one at time, tagging-in their teammates to run as they see fit.

The Challenges:

Peak24 – 81.8km (9 hour cut-off time)
The “sore-legs-Sunday” event, 24 laps of Lugard Road
Test your collective endurance and determination

Peak Marathon – 42.2 km (4.5 hour cut-off time)
The “brag about your marathon time” event, 12.4 laps on Lugard Road
A new twist on the classic distance – push your team toward its fastest ever marathon

Registration closes on the 24th April 2015 – sign-up at www.peak24.org.

The 24 hour Race – Peak24
When: 8am – 6pm 9th May 2015
Where: Lugard Road, The Peak, Hong Kong
Sign-up: www.peak24.org.