Captivating International Newsletter June 2015

SIMPLY CAPTIVATING June 2015

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WE ARE HERE WE LIVE WE LOVE Welcome to a very special edition of our mid-year SIMPLY CAPTIVATING update. You will find our mid-year report a bit thicker from now on as it will incorporate our Captivating Annual Report.

2014 was a wonderful year for Captivating, and we have our donors and supporters to thank for that. With annual donation growth up 31% on the year before, 2014 was a year that enabled us to expand our support and programs to so many more people. It also set us up for an aggressive year of activity in 2015 – work that is already making in-roads that will see us together help in excess of 5,000 children and families this year. We hope you enjoy reading of our past and present work.

We’ve had a theme resonating in our minds this year inspired by a simple phrase from the 2012 World Humanitarian Day. We are Here – We Live – We Love. It’s a simple reminder to everyone that we are all capable of doing something good for someone else, no matter how big or small. For all of us, the fact we exist means we are capable of living full and meaningful lives, and loving people we meet. It’s been taught for centuries as the golden rule – treat others the way you’d like them to treat you. Amazingly, doing this brings so much personal joy and reward. In the eyes of the world it’s the greatest, the most beautiful and the most inspirational that are celebrated. However, we see it quite differently. In our world, it’s the most humble, the least selfish, the most humane that brings the applause. The person who, for no reason apart from wanting to help, steps forward to offer a hand to someone less fortunate. We say that person is HERE, they truly LIVE, because they have chosen to LOVE. In other words, they get it. Life for them is bigger, brighter, more beautiful. We hope 2015 is shaping up to be exactly that for you. Thanks for walking this journey with us, or maybe considering doing so. Together, we can change the world.

Andrew & Julie Colquhoun Founders – Captivating International.

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Damchu Drolma (pictured) is an amazing young lady. 8 years ago she was not in school, and was trying to come to grips with the loss of her father, grandfather and her mother being ill.

Her life was very difficult until the Seng Girls Vocational Training School took her in. Today, she is working towards finishing school at a Government high school, specialising in dance.

She is an incredible inspiration to all of her sisters, and is shown performing the Government approved King Gesar Opera.

WE AREWeHERE Live, We Love CONTENTS

Message from Board Chairman

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2014 Highlights

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Captivating at a glance 10 Western China 12 Southern China 18 Nepal 20 Kenya 24 Auditors report 26 Captivating events 28 About us 30

A MESSAGE FROM

DEAN BEVERIDGE

CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD

Dear Friends and Supporters, At the outset I would like to express my deepest personal note of appreciation to each and every friend and supporter of Captivating. An organization such as Captivating does not exist without the tireless sacrifice of our volunteers and the generous financial support of our donors. We salute you and look forward to continuing our partnership into the future.

2014 was an exciting year for Captivating. The funds raised throughout the year grew enabling us to assist many more children and families trapped in extreme poverty.​ Fundraising events such as the Annual Charity Ball​, the Kidz With Heart Mini Olympics​, the Midnight Charity Race and now The Nanshan Challenge c ​ ontinue to raise funds and awareness of the projects carried out by Captivating​ and engage an amazing community. A ​ round the world, child sponsors and project sponsors continue to stand behind and keep pace with our expanding work.​ The abridged financial statements taken from the full audited statements included in the report have been fully and independently audited in accordance with our commitment for full and complete transparency.

In 201​4 we saw exciting things unfold in our beneficiary projects​:​ In China, our continuation of support for the work of LOVEQTRA and the Seng Girls Vocational Training School entered its 6th year, and Captivating’s work expanded significantly in Western China with the addition of several new initiatives aimed at seeing villages and their family’s progress out of poverty.

I​ n Guizhou, our village development project in partnership with Heifer China has now spread to bring hope of a poverty-free future to over 200 families in three rural villages. ​ In Kenya our new micro-finance program in partnership with ACDF was started and is now providing​ small loans to assist families expand their income generating activities.

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And in Nepal, we expanded our work to combat the trafficking of women and children into sex and other forms of slavery. Combined, our work with two partners (3 Angels Nepal and Tiny Hands International) was instrumental in intercepting and interviewing over ​3 ,000 suspicious border crossing cases, with over 1 ​ 60 girls being rescued from the very act of being trafficked into India and China. Education and awareness of the issues of trafficking expanded significantly through the Nepal government approved radio station funded by Captivating, and several community education initiatives.

Looking ahead, we at Captivating are committed to using our energy to fight the root causes of extreme poverty. With your help we h ​ ave entered 201​ 5 enthusiastically, with a strong and accountable team​, and with the renewed vision of seeing many people free of the bonds of poverty.

On behalf of the Board I would finally like to pay tribute to Andrew and Julie Colquhoun who work tirelessly to lead the work of Captivating. Without their efforts Captivating would not be in the strong position it currently finds itself.

Regards

Dean Beveridge (BSc LLB) Chairman

BOARD OF DIRECTORS from left to right: Dean Beveridge (Australia), Scott Irvine (China), Judene Irvine (China). and new members of the Board as of 25 May 2015 - Glenn Roberts (Australia), Greg Schultheis (China).

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up 31% Donation Revenue 2014 vs 2013 Total HK$7.1m vs HK$5.4m

3,500+ children & families directly impacted by our work

164

girl rescued from Human Trafficking in Nepal

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2014 HIGHLIGHTS

161

girls in catch-up education programs

380

new families on their way to a poverty free future

500

women receive medical examinations

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CAPTIVATING AT A GLANCE THANK YOU for making 2014 our best year yet.

Together, we’ve brought real hope to a record number of children and families.

OUR MISSION STATEMENT: We believe that within every child lies the potential for greatness – something of incredible value each child can bring to their world. For many, much of this value is lost because of poverty or injustice. Captivating’s mission and passion is to see disadvantaged, impoverished, poorest-of-the-poor children soar – see them reach out for a better tomorrow.

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES January - December, 2014

9% 11% 10% 70%

Throughout 2014, Captivating was honored to have the support of the following CORPORATE ADMIN PARTNERS - organizations and individuals dedicated to helping fund our CORPORATE SERVICE expenses. Thanks to their support, 85% - 95% of project donor funds directly benefited their adopted projects (see project details further in this update).

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ACCOUNTING SOLUTIONS

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WESTERN

CHINA

2014

THE YEAR THAT WAS: Some of the highlights

THE SENG GIRLS VOCATIONAL

TRAINING SCHOOL AND HOME Captivating supported 75% of the running costs of the SGVTS caring for 120 girls.

This program continues to bring hope to girls from remote locations.

Supported by Paula Whalen, Velez family, Li & Fung, and worldwide child sponsors.

SGVTS VOCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT

BUILDING PROGRAM 25 university scholars given skills to be future non-profit organization’s project managers in Qinghai.

On-site programs established to teach Tailoring and Cooking skills (20+ girls - funded by Fung (1906) Foundation.

Ongoing support for girls located in advanced learning institutions around China in Medical Courses (Kong), Dance and Painting diploma’s and Advanced English programs. Benefiting 40+ girls.

THE HUSKY ENERGY CLEAN

CAPTIVATING HEALTHY VILLAGE

PCH INTERNATIONAL CAPACIT Y

WATER PROJECTS Two villages received the gift of a clean and constant water supply thanks to Husky Energy and the local governments, benefiting 128 families, 900+ people, 300+ children and two village schools.

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INITIATIVE 2,000 remote semi-nomadic women educated on healthy living principles, childcare to improve infant mortality and STD/AID’s. 42 villages covered, a large middle school of 700 girls, and in excess of 500 women receiving their first medical examination.

14%

increase in total donations

HK$3.6m US$463k

Western China 2014 Donations

8%

retained for Captivating admin / fundraising expenses (subsidised thanks to corporate admin partners)

161 2,000

SGVTS girls in catch-up education

semi nomadic villagers given health training

500 25 women receive health examinations

university scholars trained in poverty alleviation

150 202

children receive clothing and books in a remote orphanage

families on their way to a poverty-free future

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WESTERN

CHINA

2015 ANOTHER YEAR OF EXPANSION

Our funding goal, largest EVER HK$4.5m / US$580k

PROJECTS ALREADY SPONSORED

A group photo of some of the Seng Girls proudly displaying their dance troupe flag - excited about the future prospects of performing their government approved King Gesar Opera to all of China.

THE SENG GIRLS VOCATIONAL TRAINING SCHOOL AND HOME Our support, now in it’s 7th year, will continue for this wonderful program run by LOVEQTRA. 161 girls are supported (up to 120 at the girls home, 40+ across China). We will again witness many of these beautiful girls perform for us at our October Auction event.

(HK$1,898k/US$242k)

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SPONSORED

by Paula Whalen, Li & Fung employees and the Fung (1906) foundation, and our child sponsorship family.

Captivating couldn’t be doing this work without our Chinese registered local partners and the support they receive from Local and Provincial Government.

5,000

In 2015, we will help in excess of

children and their families.

PASSING ON THE PIGS CAPACITY BUILDING PROGRAM University level scholars given skills to be future non-profit organization’s project managers.

This year we double the capacity - 50 scholars over 2 semesters.

We were thrilled to learn that our “Pigs for Poverty” program implemented in 2013 reached it’s first milestone in 2015. 74 families repaid to their village leader the market value of a piglet. This enabled 74 more families in a neighboring village to receive the gift of a pig to start their own home based pig business. The gift keeps on giving.

(HK$221k/US$29k)

EMERGENCY FUND

VILLAGE GREENHOUSE PROGRAM

A fund to be applied in 2016. Available to help meet emergency needs of children and single mothers.

This program will see 43 families and their 50 children create sustainable incomes in their remote and barren village.

(HK$253k/US$33k)

(HK$218k/US$28k)

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OUR 2015 PROJECT “WISH-LIST” (Projects still needing a sponsor).

COMPUTER ASSISTED LEARNING (CAL) PROGRAM 400 rural poor students will use computers to improve math and comprehension grades.

(HK$190k/US$25k)

CAPTIVATING HEALTHY VILLAGE PROGRAM Bringing health education to remote nomadic families and villages. 2,000 men and women will be educated on basic health and hygiene, 500 medical examinations given, 42 remote villages impacted.

(HK$349k/US$45k)

SOLAR PANEL PROJECT 77 families will receive solar panels, 130 children will be able to better study at night, hours saved collecting wood for cooking.

(HK$182k/US$24k)

PIG’S FOR POVERTY Bringing a sustainable solution to a remote village.

50 families will receive a pigsty, training, and a quality pig. 100 children will remain secure in school.

(HK$259k/US$33k)

MULTIPLE SMALL BUDGET PROGRAMS Suitable for schools and families. small projects from US$4k to US$10k suitable for schools or families. Remote school libraries; village based vocational school; clothing and blankets; poverty solutions for small villages. Contact us!

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ADOPT A PROJECT - contact andrewc@captivating.org directly to enquire more about any of these projects. We’d love to have your partnership in 2015.

SOUTHERN

CHINA

2014

THE YEAR THAT WAS:

CAPTIVATING KAILI Village Development Project - Guizhou Province: Captivating has partnered with Heifer China and the Animal Husbandry department of Kaili County to end poverty for 3 remote villages. Started in 2012, this 5 year program will eventually place 450 families on their way to a poverty free future.

With most of the financial investment now completed in these first 3 years, we are now focused on observing and assisting the first round of families “pass-on-the-gift” to the next group. We are half way through this phase with wonderful results being experienced. Through this program, upwards of 500 children will be able to finish their schooling.

• A further 63 new families have joined our Village Development Program in Kaili County, Guizhou Province. This brings the total families on their way to a poverty free future to 282. This program is on track for completion in 2017 as planned; 18

YANG YI (13) wrote us this story: “I’m in Grade 6, and I live in a big family of 15 people. My parents and brother live in a far-away city to work, and I am left at home with my very old grandparents farming our small plot of land. I miss my parents a lot. In April 2012, Captivating Village Development Program came to Daxi village. We received loan money of RMB 5,000 (US$806) to buy cattle and piglets. My little sisters walk around the pigsty to watch these pigs every day, expecting them to grow up faster.

At the end of each year, we now sell three pigs, but also eat one. So yummy, and so lucky. I hope we can have a good life as soon as possible so that my parents and brother can come back home. We passed RMB 5,000 (US$806) of gift money to the next family in July, 2014. I hope this next family can have a better life as well. I am grateful for the help of Captivating which leads us to have a totally different life.

• Captivating has partnered with a new project group in Guizhou focused on providing advanced care and attention to 100 special needs children;

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Girls in advanced education

Families being helped out of poverty so far

918 190 14%

PROJECT EDEN - Guangdong Province: Captivating partners with a wonderful family focused on providing advanced learning and catch-up schooling opportunities to girls from the Seng Girls Vocational Training School. Specifically, older girls behind in their education are tutored in Chinese language, English, computers and catchup math. From here they move onto their next best opportunity, whether this be their first job or further study elsewhere. 16 girls have benefited from this program in 2014.

Pigs provided so far

Cows provided so far

retained for Captivating admin / fundraising expenses (subsidised thanks to corporate admin partners)

4,910kg

Quality feed and seeds provided so far

HK$607k US$78k

PROJECT EDEN GETS A CHEVRON

“HUMAN ENERGY ” BOOST - Project Eden received another year of support from CHEVRON, and Eden had the thrill of hosting Kellie and Kent Rinehart. Kent mentioned, “it’s great seeing happy, excited girls and also lots of laughter and determination. We came away knowing that the team at Project Eden have certainly created a safe and nurturing environment where the girls feel safe and loved”.

Total Southern China Donations

• Project Eden moves into its 4th year of operation still focused on providing advanced education and learning to girls from disadvantaged backgrounds – They are now looking to expand their program to support girls from different minority groups.

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THE STORY SO FAR : 19

NEPAL 2014

THE YEAR THAT WAS: WHAT WE DO:

In partnership with our two on-the-ground partners, 3 Angels Nepal (“3AN”) and Tiny Hands International, Captivating is stopping girls and women from becoming (or remaining) victims of human trafficking in Nepal. We do this through 3 key strategies:

INTERCEPTION AND RESCUE

• 4 border monitoring stations • trained interception staff • teams working with police to raid brothels

PREVENTION

• Captivating funded 3AN Radio Station • community education groups • schoolgirl education campaigns • mail-outs and bulletin boards in hotspots • village poverty-alleviation projects

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REHABILITATION

• 2 transit homes / safe houses • counseling of victims • safe return of victims to their home villages • providing vocational development training initiatives

3,245

girls stopped and investigated at the border

164

girls rescued from Human Trafficking

STORIES FROM 2 OF THE GIRLS

THAT HAVE BEEN RESCUED AND INTERCEPTED AT THE BORDER .

(Names withheld for protection)

68 DISTRICTS

23,400,000

people with access to 3AN’s anti-trafficking Radio broadcast

HK$1.2m US$156k Nepal 2014 Donations

5%

retained for Captivating admin / fundraising expenses (subsidised thanks to corporate admin partners)

93% girls returned to their home villages

“My name is Emma and I’m 20 and a Nepali. I was living in very poor economic conditions and there were no job opportunities where I was from.

I went searching for work from place to place and a stranger approached and gave me hope that he’d find work for me. I eagerly went with him but my dream of work became a nightmare as I was taken to India and sold into prostitution. A Nepali worker in the same hotel heard about my situation and helped me to run away to the border where I was rescued by 3AN’s border monitoring staff and taken to a transit home and then a safe house as I couldn’t return to my village as I was considered an outcast now. I’m one of the lucky ones as I’ve been given counselling, education, rehabilitation and vocational training skills development” “My name is Hannah and I’m a Nepali girl who is 18. A man approached me and offered me work in India. We travelled to the Indian border with 8 other girls that were being given work as well.

At the border we were stopped and interviewed by staff at the border monitoring booth (who look for girls being trafficked) and asked a number of questions, including “Where we were going, what we were going to be doing, how long did we plan to stay and who the man was that was with us”.

We really didn’t know how to answer these and it was at that point that I was told I was being trafficked.”

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NEPAL 2015

THE STORY SO FAR :

• There has been a definite increase in the incidence and regularity of girls being trafficked post-earthquake as smugglers move in on widespread desperation;

• Captivating partner 3 Angels Nepal was invited to team up with Government bodies to work collaboratively on solutions; • Captivating’s work with Tiny Hands expands to support an additional border monitoring station on the Nepal/India border;

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• 3AN gains government approval to increase the range of the Captivating supported Radio Station (now reaching an additional 10 million people and educating on trafficking issues); • Captivating starts discussions with ADRA, another NGO operating in Nepal, to implement solutions to address one of the root causes of trafficking in remote villages – poverty; • Our 5 Captivating financed border monitoring stations are currently intercepting, interviewing and providing counsel/warnings to over 400 suspicious border crossing cases a month. Of these border interviews, an average of 15 girls a month are being rescued in the very act of being trafficked.

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25 APRIL 2015 EARTHQUAKE RELIEF

9,000 lives were lost and an already heavily burdened country was hit with another major setback on May 25th.

Both 3AN and Tiny Hands immediately went into action hand delivering aid in the form of tents, blankets, food and clothing. Captivating received US$20k in donations with 100% being distributed to these organizations. At time of writing, donations are still being collected.

To donate go to www.captivating.org and select the DONATE button.

HOW YOU CAN HELP

We want to do more. Your support helps us help our partners – dedicated groups doing amazing things.

There are three things you can do: (1) adopt a project (budgets ranging from US$5k to US$30k); (2) donate a gift of US$100/AUD$115 to our “set a girl free” program; or (3) Donate to our earthquake relief fund. You can donate by going to www.captivating. org and selecting the DONATE button. If you’d like to learn more about our work and about projects you can adopt, please email nepal@captivating.org and someone will contact you.

OUR PARTNERS 3 Angels Nepal, Tiny Hands, Asian Aid, International Children’s Care

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KENYA 2014

THE YEAR THAT WAS: THE AFRICAN COMMUNIT Y

DEVELOPMENT FOUNDATION (ACDF ) is our local Micro-Finance institutional partner helping us implement an experimental loans program focused on seeing willing Foster Families improve their income potential so they can afford to care for orphaned children from their communities. This program commenced in January 2014 and has 122 families now enrolled in the program as at Dec 2014 with a capital fund of US$25k. 105 orphaned children are cared for by these families.

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Foster Families in the loans program

105 47

Orphans in Loan Families

Children at the Kisii Kids Care Home

HK$497k US$64k Kenya 2014 Donations

THE KISII KIDS CARE HOME (KKCH) is a large foster family initiative run by a dedicated couple caring for 47 children. Captivating funded 80% of their running costs in 2014 as well as assistance with education/schooling costs. Assistance for this program is not continuing in 2015.

EVERLYNE ONWONGA is our Captivating Program Manager based in Kisii, Kenya.

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10%

retained for Captivating admin / fundraising expenses (subsidised thanks to corporate admin partners)

US$25k Loan capital

WHAT WE DO:

Poverty and AIDS is claiming the lives of so many parents and children in Kenya. 1 in 10 children are being orphaned due to AIDS, and in rural agricultural communities poverty is still affecting the majority of the farming population. Through Community Foster Care and MicroFinance programs, we hope to elevate willing foster families above the poverty line and see orphaned children continue to experience the love and care of a family.

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THE STORY SO FAR : • We are still assessing the potential for expansion of the ACDF program. Although we would like to expand, low repayment rates by clients and an inherently high “welfare mentality” is proving challenging; • Other partnership opportunities are being considered focused on addressing family poverty and assisting orphans.

A rare group picture of the Kisii Kids Care Home - we wish them all the best in their future

THIS IS FIONA (WHITE TOP) WITH T WO OF

HER CLIENTS, AND EVERLYNE (RED TOP)

FROM CAPTIVATING KENYA – A few years ago, Fiona fostered two street boys - Michael & Jeremy, whose parents had died from HIV/AIDS. Fiona’s heart broke for these two children. At the time, Fiona was a small scale business lady farming maize to sell at the market. She had been struggling from day to day to make ends meet. She knew the future was stable only if she could expand her business but she had no extra capital to do this. She decided to join the Captivating/ACDF loans program specifically existing to help struggling foster families. Now twelve months on, Fiona’s maize business has expanded 60%. She is also buying maize in bulk from other farmers, cleaning and bagging it, and then selling it at the market for 30% profit. In a month, she is making extra profit of US$67. With the average cost of feeding, clothing and schooling a child around $50 a month, the schooling futures of Michael and Jeremy are looking so much better.

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CAPTIVATING INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION LIMITED INCOME AND EXPENDITURE STATEMENT (Year ended 31 December 2014) 2014 HK$

2013 HK$

REVENUE Donations and Gifts Other income

7,165,263 832

5,468,870 229

Total Revenue

7,166,095

5,469,099

3,936,417 559,408

4,233,036 382,636

621,511 537,431

537,215 500,720

EXPENDITURE International Aid and Development Programs Funds to International programs Program Support Costs Fundraising costs Public Accountability and Administration Total Expenditure

5,654,767

5,653,607

SURPLUS/(DEFICIT) FOR THE YEAR

1,511,328

( 184,508)

2014 HK$

2013 HK$

3,465,314 439,357 2,444

2,345,716 298,626 -

3,907,115

2,644,342

50,336

20,513

3,957,451

2,664,855

CURRENT LIABILITIES Trade payable Accruals and Other payable Due to a related company Due to a director

118,093 154,063 -

165,069 155,499 143,253 27,067

TOTAL LIABILITIES

272,156

490,888

NET ASSETS

3,685,295

2,173,967

RESERVES Funds available for future use

3,685,295

2,173,967

CAPTIVATING INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION LIMITED BALANCE SHEET (31 December 2014)

CURRENT ASSETS Cash and cash equivalents Trade receivables Other receivables

NON-CURRENT ASSETS Property, plant and equipment TOTAL ASSETS

These statements form part of the audited financial statements

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Find and talk to us:

Pictured above: Lynn Velez and Dana Milne.

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Held in Shenzhen, China, this is our biggest annual fund-raiser focused on raising funds for Western China and Nepal. For 7 years now, Lynn Velez has lead this event along with dedicated committees. For the past two years, the event has been co-chaired

by Lynn and Dana Milne. Starting with 150 guests back in 2009, the Captivating Annual Charity Auction is now run at the prestigious 5-star Futian ShangriLa catering to a maximum capacity of 600 guests with net proceeds exceeding HK$1.5m. If you are a company who would like to support this event please contact lynn@captivating.org or dana@captivating.org.

Date: October 17th, 2015 Location: Futian Shangri-La, Shenzhen, China More details please visit www.captivatinggala.com

HK$2.1m / US$270k

funds raised from Captivating events

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volunteers involved

companies supporting these events

Greg Schultheis, pictured above with his wife Anya.

MIDNIGHT CHARIT Y RACE Founded and coordinated by Greg Schultheis, this 5km and 10km race run at midnight recorded it’s highest fund-raising result in it’s 6 year history, with HK$250k raised in the November 2014 event. www.szrace.com

KIDZ WITH HEART MINI OLYMPICS An annual event organized by Claire Taylor, gathers together 180+ children to compete and have fun. Held in April each year, 2014 was a record year. However, this was recently smashed with the April 2015 event which increased donations by 70% with HK$310k being collected to assist Captivating with administration expenses.

Our thanks to AMROSIA (Naming Sponsor), and key sponsors Kidkraft and SCIE. www.captivatingkidz.org

THE NANSHAN CHALLENGE Run for the first time in December 2014, this competitive event was fun for those wanting to push hard with their fitness. This Run - Bike - Climb event organized by Claire Taylor, was well supported with 130 runners and looks certain to become another annual fund-raising event in our very supportive community. www.nanshanchallenge.weebly.com

Claire Taylor, organizer of above events.

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About Captivating International Captivating International is a registered charity of Hong Kong (No. 91/9723). In Australia, we operate in partnership with two Australian registered and certified agencies - International Children’s Care (ABN 57146287274.), and Asian Aid Organisation Ltd. (ABN 98002286419).

In the US we operate in partnership with Friends of Hong Kong Charities Inc (FOHKC), a 501(c)(3) registered charity (ID No: 30-0136665).

We can provide tax deductible receipts if you donate from: AUSTRALIA, HONG KONG & UNITED STATES We can accept donations from: ANYWHERE

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To donate You can donate online by going to www.captivating.org, selecting the DONATE button and following the prompts.

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CONTACT US F1 Guan Tao Xiao Zhu, Haiwan Garden, Hai Chang Street, Shekou, NanShan district, ShenZhen, Guangdong Province, China P +86 755 2667 4830 F +86 755 2669 1450 E info@captivating.org W www.captivating.org Facebook Captivating International Twitter CAPTIVATINGKIDS YOUTUBE CAPTIVATINGSTORIES WECHAT captivating2008

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