Founded in 1995 as the philanthropic arm of AIA Group, the Foundation focuses on education, health, poverty relief and community development in Hong Kong. Its flagship is the US$100 million AIA Scholarships programme, supporting 100 undergraduates a year across 10 Hong Kong universities with HK$50,000 per year each, alongside mentorship and leadership development. It also backs health and youth initiatives advancing its 'Healthier, Longer, Better Lives' mission.
Standard Chartered Hong Kong 150th Anniversary Community Foundation
Corporate Foundations
Created to mark Standard Chartered's 150 years in Hong Kong, this community foundation funds large strategic partnerships, including a HK$60 million grant establishing the HKU–Standard Chartered FinTech Academy and a HK$3 million donation to HKCSS for underprivileged families. It operates by invitation and partnership rather than open calls. No new public grants have been announced since around 2020, so the anniversary funding programme may have wound down — treat as inactive until reconfirmed.
- Capabilities
- FinTech education, Community development, Poverty and epidemic relief
- Based in
- Hong Kong · HK
- Listing status
- Unclaimed · Editor-verified
How to apply
- Who can apply
- Large strategic partnerships (universities, major charities such as HKCSS); anniversary funding vehicle, not an open grantmaker
- Application process
- By invitation/partnership; no open calls
Application details change — confirm the current process on the funder's website before applying.
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