What We Do
Asian Charity Services (ACS) offers customized philanthropic services to enable foundations and corporates to engage and impact NGOs in a meaningful and innovative way. We provide training and support for capacity-building, and help bridge the gap between funders and non profits.
Our Beliefs
Compassion
Caring for our community is at the heart of everything we do, and why we are passionate about serving those who serve.
Connection
We connect NGOs with resources such as skilled volunteers, subject matters experts and grant-makers, enabling them to be more effective, efficient and sustainable.
Community
We strive to make a positive impact on the non profit sector, thereby making Hong Kong a better community for everyone. We are deeply grateful for our ACS community of NGOs, volunteers and resource partners.
Our Programs
Since 2007, ACS has provided professional development, training and consulting services to over 700 NGOs-based on a foundation of over 1200 skills-based volunteers and subject matter experts. We help NGOs transform themselves and improve their operations through our four main programs.

Explore the art of digital storytelling, empowering NGO’s to connect more deeply with stakeholders.

SPRINT is our hackathon for social good. Innovate and improve NGO programs or fundraising pitches.

ASCEND workshops will help you develop in-depth strategies and plans via critical analysis, research and 1-to-1 consulting.
Our Impact
How We Serve
News

Be Brave: The Significance of Service
Jaclyn Jhin, the new Chief Executive Officer of Asian Charity Services, is a woman of action, and a woman of service. Other than being a seasoned veteran in both legal and financial fields, Jaclyn has been an avid volunteer for her entire life.

Kindness Walks: Walking the talk
Known as Asia’s World City, Hong Kong is the beautiful, cosmopolitan place we call home. It might be a surprise to learn that Hong Kong has a staggering poverty population of over one million. This translates to roughly 20 per cent of residents living below the poverty line…

An Interview with ACS Volunteer John Jamison
Since 2019, John Jamison has played a crucial part in designing ACS’ curriculum for some of its programs, facilitating NGO leader discussions, and contributing to project development. John researches organizational behavior and employee burnout at the HK University of Science and Technology’s Business School. Read full interview
Thanks Vivian from @juniorachievementhk for brainstorming some ideas for collaboration...