Chen Yet-Sen Family Foundation

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Established in October 2003 by James Chen in honour of his father Robert Yet-Sen Chen, the Chen Yet-Sen Family Foundation puts philanthropy at the centre of the family's ethos. Its primary focus is education, with a distinctive specialisation in school libraries and childhood literacy — it has organised international school-library conferences and founded the Stone Soup Happy Reading Alliance. It also established Bring Me a Book's Hong Kong chapter to bring quality children's literature to underprivileged communities.

Capabilities
Education, Childhood Literacy, Libraries
Based in
Hong Kong · HK
Listing status
Unclaimed · Editor-verified

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Who can apply
Invitation only — no public applications; the foundation develops its own library and literacy programmes
Application process
By invitation only; the foundation operates its programmes directly and through selected partners
Deadlines
Invitation only

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