Hula Cares

A minimum 5% of our profits are donated to partnered charities whilst members are given the

option to donate at the time of purchase or upload, at their discretion.

Those donating 100% of proceeds to charity can Contact our Butler to do everything for them.

HULA is currently partnered with the following local and international charities:

Liberty Asia, Food Angel, Habitat for Humanity, Redress and Maggie's Cancer Caring Centre.

Shop products that GIVE which have been allocated a higher donation to charity than HULA's fixed rate of 5%.

Liberty Asia

HUMAN TRAFFICKING

Liberty Asia is a project under Share (Asia Pacific) Limited, a Hong Kong registered charity, that aims to prevent human trafficking through legal advocacy, technological interventions, and strategic collaborations with NGOs, corporations, and financial institutions. Despite the large number of organisations fighting slavery and human trafficking in Asia, there is a lack of collaborative resources available for organisations working in the field of anti-trafficking and anti-slavery and many work alone with little support.
To provide a more effective, collective, systemic response to slavery, Liberty Asia is facilitating the sharing of information, expertise and data with strategic partners through online platforms & intelligence on slavery activities with the corporate community, championing legal reform, improving the understanding of victim identification and protection, and developing slavery education & awareness programs to enact change in all sectors of society.

Liberty Asia

Food Angel

THE UNDERPRIVILEGED & THE ELDERLY

Food Angel is a food rescue and food assistance program launched in 2011 by Bo Charity Foundation with the mission of "Waste not, hunger not."
The program rescues edible surplus food from different sectors of the food industry that would otherwise be disposed of as waste. Following strict safety protocols, the rescued food items will then be prepared as nutritious hot meals in their central kitchen and be redistributed to serve the underprivileged communities in Hong Kong.
It is estimated that 3,600 tons of food waste is dumped into the landfills every day and approximately one third of them comes from the food industry. Food Angel rescues an average of 4,000 kg of surplus food daily from the landfills.
Since March 2011, Food Angel has provided 1,922,189 meals and saved 1,505,480 kg of surplus food from going to the landfills.

Food Angel

Habitat for Humanity

THE UNDERPRIVILEGED & DISASTER AFFECTED

Habitat for Humanity's vision is a world where everyone has a decent place to live. Anchored by the conviction that housing provides a path out of poverty, they advocate to improve access to decent and affordable shelter, and strive to help families in disaster-prone areas through home building, rehabilitation and repairs. They believe a safe, secure and decent home opens the door to improved health, better performance in school, greater economic opportunities, women empowerment, and increased community cohesion.

As a nonprofit Christian housing organization, Habitat works in more than 70 countries and welcomes people of all races, religions and nationalities to partner in its mission. Since 1976 Habitat has helped more than 5 million people through house construction projects.

Habitat for Humanity

Redress

ENVIRONMENTAL & EDUCATIONAL

Founded by Christina Dean, Redress is an environmental charity working to promote sustainability in the fashion industry.
Fast fashion has allowed consumers to buy more and more clothes, many of which are poor quality and are rapidly disposed of. Today, we buy 400% more clothes than we did two decades ago and recent estimates suggest that 150 billion new garments are produced every year. The fashion and textile industry is now the world's second most polluting industry, after oil, and the second biggest polluter of fresh water. Clothes deplete natural resources and contribute to toxic pollution of air, water and land. Meanwhile, millions of items of clothing unnecessarily hit landfills around the world. In China, the world's biggest clothing factory, 26 million tonnes of industry and consumer textile waste are generated per year; and Hong Kong's landfills receive approximately 106,945 tones of textiles per year.
To drive solutions, charity Redress works with the industry to provide educational sustainable fashion design competitions, exhibitions and seminars.
Watch out for their upcoming Sustainable Fashion book launch!

Redress

Maggie's Cancer Caring Centre

CANCER CENTRE

Maggie's Centre provides free practical, emotional and psycho-social support for people with cancer and their families and friends, offering a programme of support that has been shown to strengthen physical and emotional wellbeing.
All programmes are free and no appointment or referral is needed.

Built in the grounds of Tuen Mun Hospital, Maggie's Centre is designed by
Frank Gehry to be warm, welcoming and full of light and open space. It is a place to find practical advice about eating well; a place where qualified experts provide emotional support; a place to meet other people or simply to sit quietly with a cup of tea.

Maggie's Centre