Showing posts with label JCCF. Show all posts
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Jackie Visits Tibet
Today Jackie visited Lhasa, Tibet on a joint charity outreach with the Red Cross Foundation. The "Angel Network - Tibet Action" was co-sponsored by the Shanghai Youth Foundation who donated money to pay for the reconstruction of eight health centers. Today Jackie was at the Tibet Children's Welfare Institute which provides care for orphans and disabled children and he also visited an old age home. Jackie presented a check to the Tibet Autonomous Region on behalf of the Red Cross. He also brought school bags, stationery, warm clothing and other gifts.
Jackie said that the most important thing he brings is the feeling that someone cares for them. Jackie also said that he doesn't have time to rest because there are so many places to visit but he hopes that he doesn't have to come back; that he hopes that there will be no more disasters.
SOURCE: WEIBO and CHINANEWS.COM
Jackie said that the most important thing he brings is the feeling that someone cares for them. Jackie also said that he doesn't have time to rest because there are so many places to visit but he hopes that he doesn't have to come back; that he hopes that there will be no more disasters.
SOURCE: WEIBO and CHINANEWS.COM
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FC Smile
On 10 August a new charity outreach program - FC Smile - was launched in Korea. The charity soccer club was formed with the backing of JCCF and JS Foundation. Operation Smile will be their first project partner. The club aims to turn the hopes and dreams of children into a reality through soccer. In addition to fundraising events for medical expenses the club will also hold soccer clinics and other events. The twenty member committee is comprised of Jackie Chan, Lee Dong Guk, Park Ji Sung (Korean football star), Lee Hwi Jae (presenter), Kim Junsu (singer), Song Joong Ki (actor) and others.
Jackie was unable to attend the inauguration event in person, but did send a video message of support.
The first event will be the Asian Smile Cup which will be held in China in January 2016 and in Korea in June 2016. All proceeds will help children with facial disfigurements and physical disabilities (0peration Smile).
Jackie was unable to attend the inauguration event in person, but did send a video message of support.
The first event will be the Asian Smile Cup which will be held in China in January 2016 and in Korea in June 2016. All proceeds will help children with facial disfigurements and physical disabilities (0peration Smile).
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Video: Jackie in Nepal
Jackie visited Nepal to distribute aid boxes to victims of the April 25th earthquake.
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Photos: Jackie in Nepal
Jackie visiting Nepal with JCCF and the International Red Cross to distribute relief supplies.
SOURCE: TWITTER.COM
SOURCE: TWITTER.COM
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