Our Past Programmes
Throughout the years we have been involved in numerous ways to improve the environment.
HeroesToo EcoDesign Competitions
HeroesToo, in collaboration with our social enterprise partner, SolutionsToo Ltd., launched a series of Sustainable Design Competitions (SDC). The aim of the competitions was to encourage talented artists to incorporate sustainability into their designs as well as spreading this message to the community.
DO DAY
In partnership with the DO School, global Plastic Pollution Coalition and St. James Settlement, HeroesToo had a unique opportunity on International DO Day to encourage the community of entrepreneurs, eco-preneurs, environmentalists, social innovators, green techies, eco-warriors and responsible citizens in Hong Kong to come together and to Do Good by working on reducing plastic waste through a purposely crafted Action Plan workshop and create a solution. The workshop was conducted by trained facilitator Thomas Tang of Do School.
HeroesToo Action Day
Our HeroesToo Action Day Festival held at Kwun Tong Promenade, Kowloon East, on Saturday, 18 May 2019 offered a wide array of family attractions including health and eco-conscious activities for all. Eco-art workshops, face painting, healthy cookies baking workshop, cycling, educational game booths and a forum by our younger generation to stimulate action for climate change in Hong Kong! Hong Kong’s favourite egg waffles were given away to those taking eco-action and we broke the Guiness Book of Records for the most waffles made in an hour!
Action Day Student Eco Forum
Directed by HeroesToo’s Eleanor Sackett and facilitated by Cynthia Chow, Director and Founder of HK Eco Film Festival, our younger generation on stage shared their views and discussed ideas to stimulate action for climate change in Hong Kong. Panelists included student leaders of Climate Strike Action Hong Kong, final year student rep from HKUST Environmental Studies, Desiree Ho choreographer and HK Arts Development Council's Cultural Bursary awardee, Yasmin Hingun, YAF Dancer and Writer and Philippe LI, Director of Hong Kong Re-cycles.