Founding Sponsor and Principal Patron

Principal Patron

Music Children Foundation (MCF)

Introduction

Build their confidence, shape their characters, and to express themselves through music.

Music Children Foundation(MCF), founded in 2013, is dedicated to providing high-quality, free music programmes to underprivileged children and financially deprived families in Hong Kong. Beginning in Sham Shui Po, they offer music training delivered by experienced tutors and professional musicians, incorporating public performances as an integral part of the curriculum. Their mission is to make music an essential part of everyday life and a catalyst for positive change in Hong Kong. 

Since its inception, the foundation has grown from providing training to several 10 children to a significant force, impacting the lives of over 6,300 children from underprivileged families. They offer a diverse range of music education programmes tailored to different age groups, including the “Music Cradle” programme, choirs, instruments, and ensembles. Through their music education, the foundation has witnessed remarkable transformations in the lives of participating children and their families. By fostering joyful learning experiences and providing opportunities for public performances, they help children develop confidence, character, and a sense of achievement. 

In addition to music education, the foundation organises various activities and seminars that support parents in relieving pressure and strengthening parent-child relationships, promoting harmony within families. These initiatives also facilitate networking opportunities for parents to connect and provide mutual support. After 10 years of their dedication, with many of their beneficiaries now attending secondary schools and universities. Encouraged to contribute back to society, these young individuals serve as volunteers, inspiring their peers and embodying the spirit of “helping others to self-help.” 

 

Music Children Foundation is a Hong Kong charitable organization which is exempted from tax under Section 88 of the Inland Revenue Ordinance-File no. 91/13207.