On June 21, the award ceremony for the 4th “Spring Blooms” Children’s Environmental Essay and Drawing Competition and the exhibition of outstanding works were held at The Education University of Hong Kong. The event was jointly organized by the Sprinkles (HK) Charity Foundation, the Spring Blooms Charity Foundation, and The Education University of Hong Kong, with guests including Hong Kong’s Director of the Education Bureau, Director of the Environmental Protection Department, and a representative from Eyebright Medical. More than 200 local teachers and students also attended.

The displayed works reflected young people’s passion for nature, care for the environment, and active environmental responsibility. During the ceremony, speakers shared environmental protection ideas and highlighted the importance of environmental education in building long-term awareness of social responsibility and sustainable development.

Guided by “Healthy Coexistence and Sustainable Development for Both Health and Environment,” Eyebright Medical continues to promote green and low-carbon development and ecological protection as part of its growth strategy. As outlined in Eyebright Medical’s 2025 Sustainability Report, the company strengthens environmental and energy management and advances initiatives such as energy saving, carbon reduction, pollution control, and resource recycling.

Eyebright Medical’s participation underscores its commitment to environmental education and public welfare, and it will continue to contribute to sustainable development through concrete actions.

About The Sprinkles (HK) Charity Foundation

The Sprinkles (HK) Charity Foundation is a non-profit foundation initiated in Hong Kong by Dr. Ma Jun, Chairman and President of the Hong Kong Green Finance Association, alongside other dedicated philanthropists. The foundation commits itself to advancing research, promoting concepts, enhancing capabilities, and fostering international cooperation in the realms of green development, environmental protection, education, climate action, and biodiversity conservation.

The Chinese word “致雨” comes from the Chinese phrase “clouds rise to rain” in the Thousand Character Classic, which translates as “water vapour rising to become rain-drops”. It implies a beautiful vision of nourishing all living things and nurturing green mountains and clear waters.

The Sprinkles (HK) Charity Foundation is recognized as a charitable organization exempt from tax under Article 88 of the Hong Kong Tax Ordinance.