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Local and migrant artists team up to raise funds for Bethune House

16 January 2025

 

Poster for the collaborative art exhibit which opens today

For the Bethune House Migrant Women’s Refuge, the work to keep raising funds for the shelter’s upkeep and its clients’ financial needs never ends.

Just a few weeks after reporting that they had met their target of raising HK$1 million by the end of last year and thanking all their generous donors who made it happen, Bethune House executive director Edwina Antonio is again overseeing another charity event to ensure the shelter remains afloat.

Three art-related events captioned “Togetherness: Two Pillars, One Shelter” have been lined up by Edwina’s team to what they describe as “an opportunity to celebrate art, community and compassion while supporting migrant workers who play a vital role in Hong Kong society.”

Edwina (3rd from left) and The SUN editor Daisy CL Mandap (seated next to her)
meet the Goroy family, who are among Bethune House's generous donors

The “Bethune House Fundraiser Auction 2025” will be kick-started tonight, Jan 16, with a  VIP Preview and Private Tour of an exhibit that features about 30 works by local artists such as Frog King as well as those by members of Guhit Kulay, a migrant artists’ collective.

The preview will be held at the ground floor of No 33 Wyndham Street in Central, from 6:30 t0 8:30pm.

Click to view

On Jan 19, Sunday, “Kitchen Day” hosted by Bethune House residents, Lo Lai Lai and Yip Kai Chun, will be held from 1pm to 4pm at the same venue.

The event to be held over lunch is meant to introduce the local and migrant artists whose works are being exhibited, and as a channel for cultural collaboration among the various people from diverse ethnic backgrounds who are supporting Bethune House.

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Rounding up the festivities is a Live Auction Cocktail on Feb. 7, from 6pm-9pm. Four exclusive artworks will be put up for auction, with the proceeds going to Bethune House.

In the meantime, a silent auction for the 30 artworks carefully selected and curated for the exhibit begins today, and will continue until midnight of Feb. 9. To view the items and bid, click on this link: https://hk.givergy.com/bethunehouse/?controller=home

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