This weekend, Hong Kong residents turned a festive street fair into a heartwarming fundraiser, using upcycled décor, sustainable crafts, and plant-based snacks to support families rebuilding after a tragic fire in the Tai Po District. 🔥❤️
Earlier this month, a devastating blaze killed at least 159 people, injured 79, and left thousands homeless. In response, residents, artists, and entrepreneurs teamed up to create an eco-friendly event that's as green as it is giving. 🌱
Creative & Eco-Friendly Stalls
From handmade candles in recycled jars to upcycled fashion and zero-waste snack stands, each stall had a story. "I wanted to turn trash into treasure," says local designer Mei Lee, whose woven accessories made from old textiles flew off the shelves. 🧵✨
Community Spirit in Action
Musicians busked carol-style performances, while volunteers sold warm drinks and branded totes. Every dollar raised goes directly to families hit hardest by the fire, offering rent support and essential supplies as they rebuild. 💪🎁
Why It Matters
Beyond the funds, the fair showed how creativity and care can spark real change. For many young entrepreneurs and residents, it was a reminder that a few eco-conscious choices and a strong community bond can light the way through the darkest times. 🌟
As the holiday season unfolds, this fair proves that giving back can be festive, fun, and friendly to the planet. 🎄🌍
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Holiday fair in Hong Kong raises funds for victims of deadly fire
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