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DIOCESANBOYS’SCHOOLFOUNDATION LIMITED2016

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The Old School campus at Bonham Road. Picture taken in 1926, before the School moved from Island to Kowloon.

Father in Heav’n who lovest all,O help Thy children when they call,That they may build from age to ageAn undefiled heritage.

Teach us to bear the yoke in youth,With steadfastness and careful truth,That in our time Thy grace may giveThe truth whereby the nations live.

Teach us to look in all our endsOn Thee for judge, and not our friends,That we, with Thee, may walk uncowedBy fear or favour of the crowd.

Teach us the strength that cannot seekBy deed or thought, to hurt the weak,That, under Thee, we may possessMan’s strength to comfort man’s distress.

Teach us delight in simple thingsAnd mirth that has no bitter springs,Forgiveness free of evil doneAnd love to all men ‘neath the sun.

SCHOOLHYMN

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OURMISSION

The third storey of the Old Wingunder construction by the British Army in 1927.

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The old Gymnasium built in 1951.After its demolition the new Yunni & Maxine Pao Auditoriumwas opened in 2012.

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As an institution with a strong heritage of pursuing excellence whilst providing a holistic education of the highest calibre for all boys regardless of their background, DBS constantly aspires to preserve and advance its vision and mission. To achieve the finest results, whether in service, leadership, character building, academics, sports, music, or the arts, our boys benefit from having full access to proper resources and support. The financial challenge thus imposed is substantial and recurring. DBS Foundation was established in 2012 to ensure that our School will continue to have sustainable resources available to advance, enhance, and promote all aspects of education for future generations of DBS boys.

Through DBS Foundation, we hope to pioneer and promote the culture of giving within the DBS community, and eventually throughout the field of education.

DIOCESANBOYS’SCHOOLFOUNDATION LIMITED

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The vision of the School is to equip our students with sound knowledge, worthy qualities, dynamic social and technical skills to become contributors to society and leaders with

integrity in a diverse and ever-changing world.

THE VISIONof

THE SCHOOL

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lTo offer a balanced education for the development of the whole person through effective means and strategies

lTo provide opportunities for the development of good character based on Christian principles. Our students are expected to embrace the following qualities: trustworthiness, a sense of responsibility, fairness and social awareness

The mission of the School is to provide a liberal education based on Christian principles.

THE MISSIONof

THE SCHOOL

lTo continue the school tradition

lTo help our students acquire critical thinking and creative skills

lTo cultivate self-respect and self-esteem through relevant activities so that our students value integrity, discipline, industry and gratitude

lTo equip our students to become life-long learners

To realise this stated mission, the School has set the following objectives:

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OUR MISSION OUR GOVERNANCE OUR WORK OUR PLAN

CONTENTS

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It has been another extremely productive year for DBS Foundation, as we progressed forward in our mission to provide sustainable resources for the School. We have benefited from the tremendous support from our Old Boys, parents and friends. I want to thank all our directors and our sub-committee members for their

DBS aspires to be amongst the best schools in the world. Nominally, we have all the required ingredients: a tradition of excellence, a tranquil and well-equipped campus filled with historical artefacts, a fusion of academic strength with extra-curricular prowess, and most importantly of all, a spirit that connects current students with alumni across time. DBS Foundation

MESSAGEfrom

THE HEADMASTER

MESSAGEfrom

THE CHAIRMAN

The Most Revd. Dr. Paul KwongArchbishop & Primate of Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui

Ronnie ChengClass of ‘83

commitment and hard work throughoutthe year.

We hope that you will enjoy reading this second Foundation report and continue to supportour work.

was established to continually empower these strengths through the generosity and vision of our alumni and friends of DBS. Your dedication to our Diocesan family has made all this possible. Long may this continue, and I hope that together, we will build a new era of reform in the School and bring the pinnacle of education to our boys.

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Phyllis LoMessage from the Headteacher, Primary Division

Daisy ChowMessage from the Chief Administrator of Foundation Office

The future of the Diocesan Boys’ School for the next decade and beyond is full of challenges. Your support is what creates this vital trajectory for the continued excellenceat DBS.

Since the launch of the “150 Years and Beyond” Campaign

The aim of DBS Foundation is to provide long term support to DBS in its continuing pursuit of all-round educational excellence. Since its launch at the 145th Anniversary Dinner in November 2014, the Foundation has received enthusiastic and invaluable

in November 2014, all funds received by way of donation have been put under the Foundation’s management to good use, and we would like to share the results of our efforts with you in this annual report.

With the support of our donors, the Primary Division was able to complete a number of school improvement schemes in the 2015/2016 school year. Major projects include replacing the indoor mosquito repellent machines, installing new air purifiers and ventilation systems in the classrooms to reduce the level of health hazards. The school surroundings have been vastly improved due to the undertaking of large scale landscape maintenance

support from Old Boys, parents and friends alike. In a short span of two years, the School was able to initiate and implement a number of teaching and learning enhancement programmes and facility upgrades, projects which had previously been held up due to financial constraints.

The Foundation will pro-actively solicit funds and strengthen ties with our partners and stakeholders. We have already started to plan ahead for the Year 2019 which not only marks the 150th Anniversary of DBS but also the beginning of another new chapter for the School.

work, displaying students’ artwork around the campus and appointment of additional school security guards on the campus. Our staff members are also given a much improved working environment, as all carpets and blinds in the staff room and conference room have been replaced, and new cabinets have also been built for added storage.

I would like to thank you all for playing an important role in our partnership, enabling DBS to continue to set a high standard and remain vibrant and strong.

Thank you once again for your generous support!

I wish to take this opportunity to express my appreciation for the contributions you have made, and my thanks goes also to my team and to members of all Sub-committees for their helpful advice and indispensable contribution. The Yearbook summarises our work and accomplishments and I believe you will find it a worthwhile read.

I look forward to your continuing participation and involvement in our future events.

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OURGOVERNANCE

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The Sub-committees are:

lAudit Sub-committeelEndowment and Administration Sub-committeelEvents and Development Sub-committeelInvestment Sub-committeelPublicity and Public Relations Sub-committee

ABOUTDBS FOUNDATION

Governance and Accountability

The Foundation has commissioned an international accounting firm to assist in developing the appropriate policies and procedures for its governance and operation, including those relating to fund raising events. The Endowment and Administration Sub-committee has separately set up a Vetting Panel to oversee the acceptance of donations and make recommendations to the Board of Directors. The Foundation recognises that it is of utmost importance that donors and supporters are aware of how their contributions are utilised. Accounts of the Foundation are published on an annual basis.

The Foundation is a company limited by guarantee incorporated on 7th December 2012. The management and administration of the Foundation is shared between

five Sub-committees, each reporting directly to the Board of Directors.

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Archbishop Paul Kwong is Anglican Archbishop of Hong Kong, Chairman and Supervisor of School Committee of Diocesan Boys’ School, Chairman of The Anglican Consultative Council of the Anglican Communion, and Member of the 12th Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference. Archbishop Paul was consecrated to the Holy Order of Bishop on 25th March 2006 and installed as the Second Anglican Archbishop of Hong Kong on 26th September 2007.

Mr. Lee is a member of the DBS School Committee. He is the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of Lippo Limited. He is active in public service and currently serves as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Hospital Authority Provident Fund Scheme, a member of the Appeal Boards Panel (Education) as well as a member of the Public Service Commission.

Mr. Pang is a retired Judge of the Court of First Instance, High Court, and a former chairman of the Electoral Affairs Commission. He currently chairs the Diocesan Boys’ School Primary Division Sub-committee.

Mr. Li is a former Director of Education of Hong Kong. He is an independent director of the Foundation.

Mr. Cheng is Headmaster of Diocesan Boys’ School. He is an Old Boy and previously served as the Deputy Headmaster, IB Coordinator, Head of Music as well as having taught in the School’s English Department. Mr. Cheng also serves on the council of various educational, cultural, academic, sports and arts institutions.

Mr. Lee is a solicitor with over 30 years experience in the legal profession, and was a partner and consultant in one of Hong Kong’s leading law firms. He now serves as an advisor to a number of private companies and organisations.

Mr. Jat is a Senior Counsel in private practice. He is currently Chairperson of the Minimum Wage Commission, and a member of the Research Advisory Council of the Our Hong Kong Foundation. He was a Recorder of the Court of First Instance from 2006-2014, Chairman of the Independent Police Complaints Council from 2008-2014, and served on various government and public advisory bodies.

Mr. Ngai is a Director and Managing Partner of McKinsey & Company Hong Kong. He is an advisor to a number of Hong Kong government committees, and serves on the boards and committees of a number of non-profit organisations. He is a former chairperson of the DBSPD-Parents Teacher Association.

OURDIRECTORS

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EVENTS AND DEVELOPMENT SUB-COMMITTEE

Mr. Rin Lee Ching Kwok ‘66 (Convenor)Dr. Lui Siu Fai, M.H., J.P. ‘70 (Foundation Events Convenor)Mr. Lawrence Kam Kee Yu, B.B.S., M.B.E., J.P. ‘64 (Special Events Convenor)Mr. Jerry Chang ‘80Mr. Ronnie Cheng Kay Yen ‘83Mr. Jason Chiu ‘88Mr. Jat Sew Tong, S.B.S., S.C., J.P. ‘82Ms. Phyllis Lo

INVESTMENT SUB-COMMITTEE

Mr. John Lee Luen Wai, B.B.S., FCA, J.P. (Convenor)Mr. Robert G. Kotewall ‘71Mr. Joseph Luc Ngai ‘92Mr. Michael Tsang ‘83Mr. V. Nee Yeh ‘76

OURSUB-COMMITTEES

AUDIT SUB-COMMITTEE

Mr. Jat Sew Tong, S.B.S., S.C., J.P. ‘82 (Convenor)Ms. Susan LeungMs. Nancy Tse, J.P.

ENDOWMENT AND ADMINISTRATION SUB-COMMITTEE

Mr. Pang Kin Kee, S.B.S. ‘64 (Convenor)Dr. Kingsley Chan ‘95Mr. Ronnie Cheng Kay Yen ‘83Mr. Jason Chiu ‘88Mr. Stanford Kuo ‘77Mr. Andrew Kwong ‘83Mr. Alan Lai Nin, G.B.S., J.P.Mr. Sunny Lee, J.P. ‘77Mr. John Li ‘75Ms. Phyllis LoDeputy Judge Siu Tung PoonMr. Joseph Luc Ngai ‘92Mr. Patrick Tsang ‘89Mr. Joseph Wan ‘86The Honourable Mr. Justice Wally Yeung, V-PMr. Isaac Vun ‘94

VETTING PANEL

The Honourable Mr. Justice Wally Yeung, V-P (Convenor)Mr. Alan Lai Nin, G.B.S., J.P.Mr. Joseph Luc Ngai ‘92Mr. Pang Kin Kee, S.B.S. ‘64Deputy Judge Siu Tung Poon

ENDOWMENT WORKING GROUP

Dr. Kingsley Chan ‘95Mr. Jason Chiu ‘88Mr. Stanford Kuo ‘77Mr. Andrew Kwong ‘83Mr. Sunny Lee, J.P. ‘77Mr. John Li ‘75Mr. Patrick Tsang ‘89Mr. Joseph Wan ‘86

ANNUAL GIVING PROGRAMMEWORKING GROUP

Mr. Pang Kin Kee, S.B.S. ‘64 (Convenor)Mr. Gabriel Chan ‘95Mr. Ronnie Cheng Kay Yen ‘83Ms. Carol CheungMr. Kinson CheungMr. Stanford Kuo ‘77Ms. Phyllis LoDr. Lui Siu Fai, M.H., J.P. ‘70Mr. Joseph Luc Ngai ‘92Ms. Erika RasmussenMr. David Wong ‘90

PUBLICITY AND PUBLIC RELATIONS SUB-COMMITTEE

Mr. Joseph Luc Ngai ‘92 (Convenor)Mr. Richard Ann ‘90Mr. Henry Chan ‘87Mr. Manoj Dani ‘87Mr. Rin Lee Ching Kwok ‘66Mr. Jerome Leung ‘83Mr. Li Yuet Ting, C.B.E., J.P.Mr. David Lo ‘86Mr. Alwin Poon ‘88Mr. Edward Tsui ‘90 *Members are listed in alphabetical order(by surname)

Endowment and AdministrationSub-committee Working Groups

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OURWORK

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ENDOWMENT

The Endowment Fund is established through pledges with funding over several years. It includes the Foundation Fund which is unrestricted in nature and four special purpose funds focusing on Faculty and Curriculum Development, Financial Aid and Scholarship, Scholastic Leadership, and Sports and Music.

The aim of the Endowment Fund is to provide long-term income support for the School. Revenue is derived from interest, distributions and investment returns from the principal, with DBS as sole beneficiary, thereby providing a safeguard on finances during changing economic times.

ANNUAL GIVING

The Annual Giving Programme targets regular as well as one-off contributions from students past and present, parents and friends of DBS. The fund is used to support all aspects of the School’s operational needs.

FOUNDATION EVENTS

Foundation Events are held throughout the School’s academic year. These events offer an opportunity for our students, parents, Old Boys and friends to get together, to foster the DBS spirit, to enhance the brotherhood and friendship of the extended DBS community, and to support the School as well as raising funds for the Foundation. Sports, music, arts, culture, environmental and social events are held to cater to the numerous interests of the DBS community.

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TOTAL FUNDS RAISED SINCE INCEPTIONTO 30TH JUNE 2016

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ANNUAL GIVING

Every gift regardless of size takes the School closer to its objective. A regular contribution is a bold statement of the donor’s commitment to the future of our School. It is a direct way of upholding the School’s fine tradition of providing an all-round education to our students and preparing them to face the challenges of the world.

Funds Committed and Received l The Annual Giving Programme was launched on 21st November 2014l For the year ended 30th June 2016, pledges and commitments totalling HK$14.7 million were received

The Programme was first introduced to the Primary Division and subsequently expanded to involve Old Boys and friends of DBS. Included in the Funds Committed and Received is a total amount of HK$6 million raised through four Class Reunions (coordinated by the Foundation and the DSOBA) during the year in review.

FOUNDATION EVENTS

Funds RaisedFor the year ended 30th June 2016, funds totalling HK$2,267,000 were raised from the events described below (net proceeds from individual events in brackets, rounded to the nearest thousand):

Homecoming Concert, 9th, 10th and 11th July 2015 (HK$1,385,000) A series of concerts held near the end of the School year for our boys to celebrate their outstanding achievements in the Music Festival, and to “come home” to perform at our own Auditorium. The Old Boys with their never-ending passion for music also performed in the concerts.

Fun Run and Walk, 25th October 2015 (HK$194,000)A child-parent race, Fun Run, allowed the boys and their parents to run as a team. This was followed by a more relaxed family event, Fun Walk, held later on thesame day.

Tennis and Fun Day, 23rd January 2016 (HK$231,000)A tennis clinic for the boys and an open tournament for parents, Old Boys and friends of DBS.

Planting Day, 23rd April 2016 (HK$457,000)An event focusing on environmental and conservation issues for students and parents, involving tree and vegetable/herb planting activities.

Commitments from Old Boys$9,533,000

Commitments from Parents$5,141,000

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OUR PROJECTS

The Foundation serves as an intermediary to pool funds from donors and distributes them in support of School initiatives and operation expenses.

During the year, several projects were completed in the Primary Division and Secondary Division to improve learning environment and student support. The total amount spent was over HK$9 million. For more details please refer to the respective reports of the Headmaster and the Headteacher.

In addition, a number of projects and initiatives have commenced.

l Installing Wi-Fi network in laboratories, special rooms and IB Building of the Secondary Divisionl Purchasing MacBook, iPads, smartboards and short focus projector to drive better interaction in teaching and classroom discussionsl Installing ventilation fans and carbon dioxide sensors in the Primary Divisionl Building a new store room and a creative laboratory for the Secondary Divisionl Increasing greenery coverage across the School campusl Conversion works in Main Building, New Wing and S&D Building

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The Hall with the decoration of House banners in 2000’s.

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OURPLAN

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THEWAY FORWARD

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As at 31st August 2015 2014ASSETS Non-current assets Property and equipment 50,803 34,823Available-for-sale financial assets 24,116,414 10,710,450 24,167,217 10,745,273 Current assets Prepayments and other receivables 1,148,796 674,236Cash and cash equivalents 31,307,002 10,107,383 32,455,798 10,781,619 Total assets 56,623,015 21,526,892

FUNDS Accumulated funds 4,924,863 2,677,164Revaluation reserve (1,808,068) 312,805Other reserves and funds - Donation reserve – endowment fund 41,090,769 14,598,735- Investment income reserve – endowment fund 672,831 53,201- Donation reserve – annual giving 950,411 - Total funds 45,830,806 17,641,905 LIABILITIES Total and current liabilities Accruals and other payables 115,240 359,288Amount due to Diocesan Boys’ School 1,239,345 1,790,074Deferred income 9,437,624 1,735,625 Total liabilities 10,729,709 3,884,987 Total funds and liabilities 56,623,015 21,526,892

DIOCESAN BOYS’ SCHOOL FOUNDATION LIMITED

(All amounts in Hong Kong dollars unless otherwise stated)

BALANCE SHEET

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Accumulated Revaluation Other reserves (Deficit)/Surplus on (deficit)/funds reserve and funds total funds

Balance at 1st September 2013 (85,426) - - (85,426) Comprehensive income Surplus for the year 2,762,590 - 14,651,936 17,414,526

Other comprehensive incomeChange in fair value of available-for-sale financial assets - 312,805 - 312,805

Total comprehensive incomefor the year 2,762,590 312,805 14,651,936 17,727,331 Balance at 31st August 2014 2,677,164 312,805 14,651,936 17,641,905

Comprehensive incomeSurplus for the year 2,247,699 - 28,062,075 30,309,774

Other comprehensive incomeChange in fair value of available-for-sale financial assets - (2,120,873) - (2,120,873) Total comprehensive income for the year 2,247,699 (2,120,873) 28,062,075 28,188,901

Balance at 31st August 2015 4,924,863 (1,808,068) 42,714,011 45,830,806

Year ended Year ended 31st August 31st August 2015 2014 Income Donations and fund raisings 43,095,505 21,233,814Net investment income 619,630 53,201 Total income 43,715,135 21,287,015 Expenditure Grants awarded (4,359,069) (1,790,074)Other operating expenses (9,046,292) (2,082,415) Total expenditure (13,405,361) (3,872,489) Surplus/(deficit) for the year 30,309,774 17,414,526 Other comprehensive (loss)/income for the year/period: Items that may be reclassified to profit or loss Fair value gains on available-for-sale financial assets (2,120,873) 312,805 Total comprehensive income for the year 28,188,901 17,727,331 Transfer from/(to): Accumulated funds 2,247,699 2,762,590Other reserve and funds - Donation reserve – endowment fund 26,492,034 14,598,735- Investment income reserve – endowment fund 619,630 53,201- Donation reserve – annual giving 950,411 -Revaluation reserve (2,120,873) 312,805 28,188,901 17,727,331



STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN FUND



STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME

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Year ended Year ended 31st August 31st August 2015 2014 Cash flows from operating activities Net surplus for the year 30,309,774 17,414,526Adjustments for: - Depreciation 12,620 4,582- Dividend income from investments (442,919) -- Interest income from investments (181,017) (53,282)Changes in working capital - Prepayments and other receivables (474,560) (674,236)- Accruals and other payables (244,048) 274,472- Amount due to the School (550,729) 1,790,074- Deferred income 7,701,999 1,136,913 Net cash generated from operating activities 36,131,120 19,893,049 Cash flow from investing activities Dividend received 442,919 - Interest received 181,017 53,282Purchase of available-for-sale financial assets (15,526,837) (10,397,645)Purchase of property and equipment (28,600) (39,405) Net cash used in investing activities (14,931,501) (10,383,768) Net increase in cash and cash equivalents 21,199,619 9,509,281Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of the year 10,107,383 598,102 Cash and cash equivalents at end of the year 31,307,002 10,107,383



STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWSINVESTMENT REPORT

Our current investment policy and strategy for Endowment Funds is to achieve an aggregate annual net return of 4%. These funds would be used solely to support the School’s initiatives and activities. In addition, securities and investments offering longer term capital appreciation are also considered.

The Foundation’s financial year ends on 31st August. As at 31st August 2015, approximately HK$41 million in endowment donations were received, of which HK$24.1 million were invested in Quoted Shares (86.1%) and USD Bonds (13.9%). The amount of interest/dividends received and receivable in 2014/2015 was in the region of HK$0.6 million.

For the current year to 31st July 2016, a cumulative HK$65 million in endowment donations were received, of which approximately HK$34.7 million were invested in Quoted Shares (90.1%) and USD Bonds (9.9%). The amount of interest/dividend received and receivable including gains on realisation of an investment for the eleven months to 31st July 2016 is in the region of HK$2.6 million.

John Lee Luen Wai, B.B.S., FCA, J.P.ConvenorInvestment Sub-committee

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ASSEMBLY FELLOWHK$0.5 MILLION TO BELOWHK$2 MILLION(18 MEMBERS)Alex Cai & Alice HungSamuel Chee ‘89 – Enhancement ofI.T. InfrastructureMs. Tina Chan & Mr. Barry YenAlice Cheung & Alex WongMr. & Mrs. Russell ColemanDaniel Fong ‘75Dr. Pau Wing Iu, PatrickProfessor Peter King, M.D.Ronnie & Natalie KongKevin KwongHenry K. S. Lee ‘75Lee Wang Kwong IvanFred Lui ‘75John Choi-ching Shaw ‘75Yip Chung Hang AlexAnonymous (3)

STEPS FELLOWHK$0.2 MILLION TO BELOWHK$0.5 MILLION(8 MEMBERS)Mr. Tony Choi ‘75Chow Tak Nin Thomas ‘75In Memory of Chow Wai Tong (Class of 54)Herbert Hui Memorial FundJohn Li ‘75Paul Yip, Christopher Yip & Alden WongMr. Alan S. T. YungAnonymous (1)

DRIVE FELLOWGENERAL ENDOWMENT,BELOW HK$0.2 MILLION(1 MEMBER)Anonymous (1)

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ANNUAL GIVINGFrom 1st July 2015 to 30th June 2016, we received contributionsand pledges close to HK$15 million from 709 donors.

SPIRIT TIERHK$300,000 & ABOVE(6 MEMBERS)Alex Cai & Alice HungDr. Kingsley ChanGabriel R. ChanDiocesan School Old Boys’ AssociationTommy LeungMr. Luk Wing Hay, Class 1970

HERITAGE TIERHK$200,000 & ABOVE(4 MEMBERS)Cheuk Sin Cheong Clement ‘77Dr. Li Man ShunChristopher SoYip Chung Hang Alex

FOUNDATION TIERHK$100,000 & ABOVE(19 MEMBERS)Shannon CheungStephen ChongDBS Class of 1984 and 1985Mr. & Mrs. Ryan FongMr. Hung Chi Sing, SamlexLau Kwok Fai PatrickKanson NgTerry and Angela PanPoon Wai Leung Gary ‘90Mr. Tony So ‘75The Lily Chiang Charitable Foundation LimitedAndrew Tsang ‘89Isaac Vun & Erika RasmussenDavid Wong ‘90Billy WongAnonymous Donors (4)

HONOUR TIERHK$50,000 & ABOVE(47 MEMBERS)Carol and StevenStephen K K Chan & Bonita LeeMichael ChanMr. & Mrs. Julian ChengMr. Henry Choi (‘85)Mr. Edward Chow (‘85)Mr. Russell ColemanMr. Patrick Fung (‘85)Mr. Huen Chung Yuen Ian ‘97Mr. William King ‘64Mr. Henry Ko (‘85)Edith & Teck-Chien KongMr. Ronnie KongDouglas Kotwall Lai KelvinVicky Lam and Lionel FischerLester M Y LamMr. Ben Lau ‘82Zachary Lau Jo KaiBen LeeLee Wai KuenMr. Felix Lee (‘85)Irene and Frank LeungDavid LiaoMr. Jerry Liu ‘75Mr. Joel Lu ‘75Mr. Francis Lui ‘73Mr. Fred Lui ‘75Ma Ting YiuMr. Mok Shiu Luen Johnny ‘75Edwin MorrisMr. Raymond Ng (‘85)Maurice WongMr. Sunny Wong (‘85)Kenneth WongMr. Wong Ying WaiMr. Justin WooMr. Tony YauMrs. Frances YuMr. Vincent Yuen (‘85)Anonymous Donors (7)

BROTHERHOOD TIERHK$20,000 & ABOVE(43 MEMBERS)Mr. & Mrs. Richard AnnMr. Andrew, Mrs. Vivian, Aiden (2S) and Antares AuArthur AuMr. Kenneth Chan & Mrs. Kirindi ChanDr & Mrs. Patrick ChanChan Wai Ming AlsonRobin ChanChang Koon Chung JosephRaymond M B ChengCheung Tze Hong Jony (3P)Mr. Edward Chin (‘85)Mervyn & Winnie ChiuMr. & Mrs. Samuel Choi Mr. William and Danni ChuClass of ‘90Mr. and Mrs. Ho Ngai, Ho Cho Shing (1D)Xavier HoHui Ming Lai AlbertLaurence, Patricia & Aineias Ip (1D)Jacksons And Brothers Co. LtdBonnie & Ricky LauMr. Patrick Lau & Mrs. Amy LauPaul and Angie LeungLo King WaiEthan (5P) & Colin (2M) LukDr. and Mrs. Andrew Mack Members of “May God Bless You”Pradeep MohinaniIdy & Benjamin Mok (‘92)Martin MokMr. Peter OngPoon Hiu TungMr. Shum Koon YuJoseph Tang ‘90Mr. William Too (‘85)Wan Sin Kei Philip Mr. Frederick Wong (‘85)Hyman WongMr. Zee Benny Chung YingAnonymous Donors (4)

LEADERSHIP TIERHK$10,000 & ABOVE(99 MEMBERS)Dr. Au Wing Yan (‘85)Taha Shabbir BarmaMr. Farook Barzawala (‘85)Binary Solutions LimitedHenry Yue-Hung Chan ‘87Peter & Tracy ChanMr. Richard Chan ‘68Ryan Hung Ngam ChanSteve & Rosanna ChanMr. Barry Chan (‘85)Mr. Bobby Chan (‘85)Mr. Ivan Chan (‘85)Mr. Johnny Chan (‘85)Dr. Victor Chan (‘85)Mark ChanAndrew ChangMr. Howard Chang (‘85)Sherman ChauMs. Nicola CheungMr. Douglas Cheung (‘85)Mr. Anthony Chiu (‘85)Samson ChoMr & Mrs Gary ChowIn Honour of Carollio ChowMr. Thomas Chow Tak Lin ‘75Mr. Chow Chi Keung (‘85)Tenniel & Carmen ChuMr. Albert SK Chu (‘85)Mr. Dai FengMr. Frederick Fung (‘85)Ronald FungMr. Freddie Hai (‘85)Mr. Ethan Ho (‘85)Ho Yu Hin EricMr. David Hung (‘85)Mr. Gordon Ip ‘75Mr. Billy Kung (‘85)Mr. Stephen KwokKelvin KwokDr. Wayne Kwong (‘85)Lai Sui KingDr. Walter Lam (‘85)林威智醫生

Stanley Lam

Mr. Simon Lau (‘85)Lee Chui FanMr. Cliff Lee (‘85)Mr. David Lee (‘85)Mr. Lee Hung Kay (‘85)Leung Chi Yin JackyMr. Baker Leung (‘85)Mr. Stephen Leung (‘85)Kasu LiBecky LoDr. Lui Siu Fai ‘70Lambert LuiDr. Francis Lum (‘85)Isaac MakMr & Mrs Sylvian Ng & Darren Ng (4J)Mr. Stanley Ng (‘85)Mr. Gary Ong (‘85)Mr. John Shaw ‘75Mr. Philip Shek ‘73Adrian & Aaron ShumMr. Yancy Shum (‘85)Dr. Nelson Siu (‘85)Southside Dental LimitedDerek TamMr. William To ‘75Mr. Clive Tong (‘85)Mr. Terry Tsang (‘85)Dr. Ludwig Tsoi (‘85)Edward TsuiTate Wai & Jalen WaiMr. Julian Wai (‘85)Mr. Joseph Wan ‘86Te Chi WangJonathan WongMr. Wong Chi Man (‘85)Mr. Keith Wong (‘85)Mr. William Wong (‘85)Kenneth Yee Kan WongDr. Dennis WongHerman WooMr. Michael Wu (‘85)Billy YuMr. Yu Chung Hang Lucian ‘93Mr. Andy Yuen (‘85)Anonymous Donors (11)

HOUSE TIERHK$5,000 & ABOVE(76 MEMBERS)Arts Textile Company LtdSherlock AuBarry ChanMr. Chan Hing Cheong ‘66Nicholas ChanMrs. Nora ChanChan San Hei AlanMr. & Mrs. Jason ChauCheng Cho Chuen, JoseMr. and Mrs. Kinson CheungSteven CheungDr. Steven Chow ‘64In Honour of Quinn Choy & Ruby ChowVinn Choy & Ruby ChowJustin Chuk Hoi FaiClass of 1985Ho Lok Sang HarrisonPhilson & Emily HoHo Siu WaiMr. Stanford Kuo ‘77Lam Siu NinMr. Lau Ip Keung Kenneth ‘83Jacob LauMr. Jaffe LauOscar & Oliver LauLau Yuen Man DorothyMr. Lau Wah Kit ‘75Neel LaunganiMr. and Mrs. Denny LeeFelix & Dorothy LeeLee, E. N. Pauline LeeAndy LeungLeung Ho MingDavid & Shirley LimConnie & Teddy LuiLun Wing SingDavid NgJane NgNg Chi FaiDerek NgaiKenneth PangMr. Shek Wing Hung ‘75

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Mr. & Mrs. Nelson TangMr. & Mrs. K. S. TehTsang Pok Him Aidan, 1MWah Tong Leather Co.Mr. Albert WongJon & Teresa WongMr. Alex Wong ‘96Mr Nicholas Wong, Ms Karen Lieu, Ethan (G6) and Brandon (G3) WongWong Sui YanKent & Ada YehErnest YipMarco & Melanie YuMr. & Mrs. Ronald YuAnonymous Donors (19)

CLASS TIERHK$2,000 & ABOVE(187 MEMBERS)Mr. Andrew Au Tin WaiCally ChanChan Chin CheongDr. Joseph Chan & Adrian ChanMr. Kim ChanRick ChanMr. Ron ChanSilas ChanTyrone & I Ling ChanMr. Chan Wai Hee SteveChan Wai Yip & Shirley NgWendy & Edmund ChanMr. David Chan ‘75Ronnie CharCheng Ching Hei & Cheng Ching RonMr. & Mrs. Ernest CheongIn memory of Anita CheungAidan CheungIn Honour of Cheung So WanCheung Shing HeiBrian ChiuChris ChiuMs. Carroll Choi Mei YiaNiklas ChongMr. Arthur ChowCameron ChowMs. Chow Sin Yee PaulumRicky & Cindi ChoyAaron & Lanier ChuAntony ChuMr. Kenny Chu ‘93Class of 2006Michael & Irene FongBono FuMs. Clarence FungJeffrey FungMr. Alan Gooey ‘75Mr. Kenneth HoMr. Ho Siu CheungAlan HoColin HoPeter & Tina HuiAnson Hung

Aska HungMr. Hung Chi Sing, SamlexJohnny Hung & Ryan Hung (3P)Mr. Reynold HungIan and Isaac IpMr. Ip Pui Yin AnsonMr. Kan Hou Sek Jim ‘75Brian & Grace KongCurtis KuMr. Kevin Kwong ‘94Kin Man LaiLybra & Andrew LaiPaul & Iris LaiMr. & Mrs. K W LamMr. Alan Lam ‘70Arthur, Lam Hau ChingJoyce LamIn Honour of Kingsley LamMr. Lawrence LamIn Honour of Dr. Peter S P LamSalenda Lam & Horace SoMr. & Mrs. Lam Sze Yuen SydneyMr. & Mrs. Lam Siu Keung ‘75Fion LauNewton Lau & Piano NgMr Patrick Lau & Mrs Amy LauStephen & Violet LauMr. Wilky Lau ‘75Alex & Clara LeeLee ElizaMr & Mrs Felix Lee ‘85John and Noel LeeMr. Sunny Lee ‘77Gabriel & Linus LeungMr. Jerome Leung ‘83Kenneth LeungIn Memory of Derek LiDanny & Caroline LimJayden LitLiu Suet TongWilliam & Selina LiuMr. David Liu ‘75Ambrose LoJohnathan LoAlvin Low-ThueJanson Lui & FamilyTimothy Lui

Luk Chi Kwan Lukas MaMs. Yvonne MaMarkus & Michael MakMs. Maria MiuClara MuiAnny & Eric PoonMr. Edward Poon ‘99Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lai ‘84Mr. Raymond Shek ‘80Mr. Sin Wing Fai ‘75Mr. & Mrs. Brian SitTam Tin Nok AidenMr. Tam Sun Wing ‘75Mr. Peter TangMr. & Mrs. Jason Tsang ‘95Mr. Tso Siu Wai ‘70Mr. Tung Tat Chiu MichaelMr. Stanley TungRoy WanRyan WanWang Hai YanBen & Disaree WongMr. and Mrs. Eric WongHubert WongMabel WongMr. Wong Man KitShiryu WongY. B. WongJeffrey WuJustin WuMr. Andy YauErnest, Emily & Eric YauRebecca and Ivan YauMr. Kent Yeh ‘71Merrick Yeung G.3JMs. Lala YeungShawn Chan Kwan YeungYeung Tak Ka SamuelMr. Yeung Chik Hing ‘75Mr. Yu Tung Lam Lawrence ‘64Vincent & Chee-May YuMr. Richard Yu ‘75Simon YuanEht Yung & Johnathan YungAnonymous Donors (52)

BELOW HK$2,000 In addition to those listed above, we received contributions and pledges from another 228 donors from 1st July 2015 to 30th June 2016.

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Class of 1990 (25th Reunion) Contribution to Annual Giving: HK$1,450,000 No. of Participants: 29Class Agents: Ryan Fong, David Wong

Richard Ann • Arthur Au • Sherlock Au • Robin Chan • Sherman Chau • Shannon Cheung • Stephen Chong • Class of '90 • William Chu • Ryan Fong • Ronald Fung • Kelvin Kwok • Rocky Lam • Patrick Lau • David Liao • Andrew Mack • Pradeep Mohinani • Edwin Morris • Kanson Ng • Derek Ngai • Derek Tam • Joseph Tang • Edward Tsui • David Wong • Hyman Wong • Kenneth Wong • Kenneth Y K Wong • Alex YipAnonymous (1)

Class of 1995 (20th Reunion) Contribution to Annual Giving: HK$1,954,000No. of Participants: 41Class Agents: Gabriel Chan, Kingsley Chan, Mark Chan, Joseph Chang, Lambert Lui, Christopher So

Taha Barma • Kingsley Chan • Gabriel Chan • Mark Chan • Michael Chan • Alan Chan • Joseph Chang • Jose Cheng • Cheung Shing Hei • Samson Cho • Alan Ho • Colin Ho • Eric Ho • Ho Siu Wai • Albert Hui • Douglas Kotwall • Kelvin Lai• Lester Lam • Stanley Lam • Raymond Lam • Tommy Leung • Leung Ho Ming • Kasu Li • Li Man Shun • Lambert Lui • Luk Chi Kwan • Ng Chi Fai • Poon Chun Pong • Poon Hiu Tung • Shum Koon Yu • Christopher So • Te Chi Wang • Philip Wan • Billy Wong • Dennis Wong • Gilbert Wong • Wong Sui Yan • Herman Woo • Ernest Yip • Cyprianus YuAnonymous (1)

*Names are listed by alphabetical order. All figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.*Class gift donors are also listed under Tiers of Recognition for Annual Giving.

REUNION CLASS GIFTS 2015-2016

TOTAL CONTRIBUTION TO ANNUAL GIVING: HK$6,075,000(rounded to the nearest thousand)NO. OF REUNION CLASSES: 4 CLASSESNO. OF PARTICIPANTS: 154 OLD BOYS

Class of 1975 (40th Reunion) Contribution to Annual Giving: HK$1,671,000No. of Participants: 33 Class Agents: Tony Choi, Thomas Chow, Daniel Fong, John Li, Jerry Liu, Fred Lui, Tony Shek

Alan Gooey • Chan Chow Wah • David Chan • Samuel Chien • Steve Chan • Tony Choi • Thomas Chow • Daniel Fong • In Memory of Herbert Hui • Gordon Ip • Kan Hou Sek • Lam Siu Keung • Lau Wah Kit • Wilky Lau • Andrew Leung • John Li • David Liu • Jerry Liu • Joel Lu • Fred Lui • Johnny Mok • John Shaw • Tony Shek • Sin Wing Fai • Tony So • Tam Sun Wing • Tang Man Chiu • Tom Tang • William To • Richard Yu • Yeung Chik Hing • Simon YeungAnonymous (1)

Class of 1985 (30th Reunion) Contribution to Annual Giving: HK$1,000,000 No. of Participants: 51Class Agents: Patrick Fung, Henry Ko, Felix Lee, Raymond Ng

Au Wing Yan • Farook Barzawala • Barry Chan • Bobby Chan • Ivan Chan • Johnny Chan • Victor Chan • Howard Chang • Douglas Cheung • Edward Chin • Anthony Chiu • Henry Choi • Chow Chi Keung • Edward Chow • Albert Chu • Frederick Fung • Patrick Fung • Freddie Hai • Ethan Ho • David Hung • Henry Ko • Billy Kung • Stephen Kwok • Wayne Kwong • Walter Lam • Simon Lau • Cliff Lee • David Lee • Felix Lee • Lee Hung Kay • Baker Leung • Stephen Leung • Francis Lum • Raymond Ng • Stanley Ng • Gary Ong • Yancy Shum • Nelson Siu • Clive Tong • William Too • Terry Tsang • Ludwig Tsoi • Julian Wai • Wong Chi Man • Frederick Wong • Keith Wong • Sunny Wong • William Wong • Michael Wu • Andy Yuen • Vincent Yuen

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