At AXA, we are committed to corporate responsibilities. We proactively support various charitable activities and organise voluntary services to create a better society.

	January 2010 On 10 January 2010, over 3,000 AXA employees and distributors participated in the “Hong Kong and Kowloon Walk for Millions 2010” to put our hearts in action and support the community. June 2009 AXA was presented with the Award of Excellence in 2008/2009 Community Chest campaign year and 2nd Runner-up of "Top Fund-raiser Award in Hong Kong and Kowloon Walk" in recognition of its contribution made to the community. Together with over 2,000 AXA staff and financial consultants, AXA donated over HK$850,000 to Chest in the Hong Kong and Kowloon Walk for Millions. January 2009 Over 2,000 AXA staff and financial consultants joined the Hong Kong and Kowloon Walk for Millions held on 11 January 2009. AXA had the highest number of participants in the event this year, which was a full reflection of the AXA spirit and a strong demonstration of its care for the community.

	June 2008 AXA organized the AXA Hearts in Action kick-off ceremony on 20 June 2008, and raised HK$110,000 for Children’s Residential Home under Hong Kong Society for the Protection of Children (“HKSPC”) to cover their expenses on medical care and protective measures.

Over 500 AXA Group employees and 100 children from HKSPC’s nursery schools participated in the AXA Hearts in Action kick-off ceremony held at Harbour Road Sports Field, Wanchai. This event not only provided an opportunity for the children to show their creativity and talent through performance and games, but also let AXA employees to bring them love and care. On the same day, some AXA volunteers visited the HKSPC’s Children and Family Services Centre in Kowloon City and helped children make gifts for their families to show their warm regards.

	May 2008 AXA donated HK$2 million to the Hong Kong Red Cross, Macau Red Cross and Guangzhou Red Cross to support relief efforts in Sichuan Province, China. Following the devastating earthquake that hit Sichuan on 12 May 2008, AXA staff and financial consultants began raising money for the relief efforts. For every dollar raised by its staff and financial consultants, AXA matched the donations to further extend the company’s support to the earthquake victims.

	June - October 2007 AXA joined forces with the Hong Kong Physically Handicapped and Able-bodied Association (“PHAB”) to organise a series of art creation and voluntary initiatives. The ultimate aimed was to help physically challenged people and retirees to become more “life confident”.
	The programme, one of the cornerstones of PHAB’s landmark 35th anniversary, saw several AXA Hong Kong subsidiaries sponsor a series of art workshops. Held between June and September, 2007, these activities brought together not only AXA and PHAB team members, but also members and supporters of other retirees’ associations.

	November 2004 The "AXA Challenge 2004", jointly organized by the Hong Kong Physically Handicapped and Able-Bodied Association (PHAB) and AXA was held on 14th November 2004 at Lok Fu Shopping Centre. AXA is strongly committed to participating in community events that serve the public. This activity was designed to promote health awareness and the benefits of regular exercise to the public.
	The event featured a workshop on "Suen Tai Chi" (developed in Australia but based on the traditional Chinese practice Tai Chi), which was chosen to demonstrate how regular, gentle exercise can have a positive impact on arthritis sufferers, those with disabilities or chronic illness and elderly people. The programme organisers acknowledged that, although regular exercise is essential for all ages and abilities, those with physical disabilities and chronic illness find it much more challenging to achieve even a 30 minute walk a day, which can improve and maintain cardiovascular and respiratory functions. "Suen Tai Chi" has a much lower physical impact on the practitioner but can still have a positive impact on health. AXA staff, agents and volunteer participants spent three months training as "Suen Tai Chi" practitioners in order to deliver workshops to elderly and disabled persons in rehabilitation centres and special schools.

January 2003 To support "AXA Challenge 2002", staff and agents from Macau office organized "AXA Philanthropic Day 2003". The event was a fun fair day with game booths, health talks and gift packs were distributed to elderly and people in need.

December 2002 AXA awarded with the first "Caring Company Logo"(2002/03) from The Hong Kong Council of Social Service(HKCSS). The HKCSS launched the Caring Company Award Scheme to recognize the business sectors’ commitment to community services, corporate citizenship and strategic partnership between businesses and the social service sector.

November 2002 In the official launch ceremony of "AXA Challenge 2002", over 2,000 staff and agents assembled to form a giant heart-shape. This activity was held to support the charity work of the 130-year renowned Tung Wah Group of Hospitals. It was followed by the AXA Charity Soccer Tournament and a series of visits to elderly homes.

December 2001 AXA sponsored a Christmas party for the Rotary Club of Hong Kong Island West Hong Chi Morninghope School. The Christmas party was held at Tolo Paradise Restaurant at Tai Po Kau. Over 20 agents from Ivan Ho Agency served as volunteers on that day and shared the happiness with the 300 students and staff.

December 2001 AXA also dedicated to support the youth activities. By supporting the YMCA In-Line Hockey Tournament 2001, we encouraged the young people to enjoy the exciting sports and develop a confident and positive character.

October 2001 To a more light-hearted event, AXA extended a helping hand over to Macau. In October, staff and agents from Macau office served as volunteers and helped out a Macau 2 days tour with disabled members of Hong Kong PHAB Association.

September 2001 The AXA Group lined up a worldwide "AXA Hearts in Action-US 911 Incident Fund Raising Campaign". We joined hands with all other AXA companies in the world in an appeal to raise fund for the US victims.

July 2001 AXA also sponsored the PHAB Children Fund to provide financial assistance to meet the special rehabilitation needs of disabled children and improve their quality of life.

May 2001 In May, we sponsored an unforgettable and meaningful event, "Charity Golf for Mothers", organized by Action Love and Hong Kong Federation of Women to help the impoverished and single mothers in Hong Kong and China.

February 2001 "AXA Fun Day 2001" was held at Hong Kong Sports Institute. Over 1,000 elderly and children were invited and enjoyed a happy day with our staff and agents.