2014.08.29

On August 17, 2014, Times Property Charity Foundation cooperated with AIESEC Sun Yat-sen University branch and caring for autistic children project to conduct an event called “Boundless Love and You’re Not Alone” in Times King City (Zhuhai). The event attracted various owners of Times Property and visitors to Times King City (Zhuhai), who also participated in the event and donated generously the intervals between they visited the chamber and sales department.

The event was divided into three parts, including a public lecture about modern children’s mental health, painting exhibition of autistic children and Times Property Charity Foundation and charity bazaar of volunteers from various countries.

First, professor with Sun Yat-sen University and chief physician with Zhuhai Maternity and Child Health Hospital jointly delivered a public lecture about modern children’s mental health. The professor with Sun Yat-sen University presented the problems of educating children many modern people were faced with and gave reasonable solutions, while the chief physician with Zhuhai Maternity and Child Health Hospital analyzed adolescent mental and physical health problems from the perspectives of medical science and physiology. The teachers’ wonderful explanations benefited everyone greatly and many volunteers also exchanged their ideas after the lecture.

After the lecture, guests also attended the small art exhibition and Foundation and charity bazaar of volunteers from various countries. An array of charity goods quickly captured everyone’s attention. Eventually, the bazaar received a total of RMB 2,036.7 donations, which were donated to Zhuhai Autism Society to fund the public welfare about research and treatment of children with autism.

Times Property Charity Foundation has always adhered to the tenet “to maintain truth, to accumulate goodness, to promote virtue and to contribute” and is actively involved in the cause of public welfare. The series of activities “Boundless Love and You’re Not Alone” not only promote activities helping the autistic children, but encourage more people to participate in the cause of public welfare with varied forms.