As one of our key supporters in Shenzhen, QSI (Quality School International) continues to show their love and concern for Captivating kids. Like they have done these past few years, before Christmas 2012, donations were collected at QSI’s main campus from 20 classes. Clothing, laundry detergent, toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap, rice, shampoo, toilet paper, tissues, cooking oil and other life necessities completely filled two vans! In order to encourage participation in this annual event, the school held a contest to see which age group could collect the most donations. Every class got into it and after two weeks, the nine year olds came out as champion donors! Congratulations. All of the donations were delivered directly to Captivating Shenzhen based kids, Project Eden in Dongguan, and Promised Land (a partner organization of Captivating that does incredible work caring for 40 autistic children – see www.plse.org). Our kids were really happy with the outpouring of the gifts they received. You have showed them your love and care in a way that they seldom experience. A very big ‘Thank You’ to one and all at QSI for your consistent help and support. Your generosity continues to bring us encouragement and strength and makes us keep doing what we are doing. We also want to thank each individual family for your support and generous gift for Christmas 2012. Parents – we thank you for your support and for leading your children by example on how to love others. Indeed Christmas is a time of giving, especially to those less fortunate than ourselves! Thank you again from our hearts! We wish you a wonderful New Year ahead, full of the blessings of good health, prosperity and love!
-by Charles Lynch I spent a month working as an intern for Captivating International at the Shekou office in Shenzhen, China. What was clear from the onset about Captivating was to see so directly the dramatic difference the organization makes to communities around the world, with a fervent understanding that such hard work does make a huge difference...
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My name is Danmei Luo. I am a sophomore majoring in Game design from Sichuan Fine Arts Institute. This winter break I had the opportunity to do an internship with Captivating International. My first day at Captivating, Vivian told me about the charity events that Captivating holds each year. This was also my first contact with any charity organizations. I...
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Annisha Sidhu writes: "When I first arrived in Shenzhen, I was overwhelmed by how hectic and busy the city was. After being excited for so long, it felt so surreal to actually be here. After graduating from university in the UK, I was really excited to start my internship, and Captivating International didn’t disappoint. From the moment I stepped foot in the office, I was made to feel like part of the team. I had the warmest welcome and felt so comfortable with everyone straight away."
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Kanishka, a university graduate from Australia, recently interned with Captivating. We were so privileged to have her in our Shenzhen office for 3 weeks. Thank you Kanishka for your time and energy. We wish you all the very best for the future in all your ...33 SHARES
August 4, 2015 was an historic day in the life of Captivating. To further enhance our transparency and impact in China, Captivating was accepted as an officially registered charity fund under the umbrella of the Shenzhen Charity Federation. The Federation is a group specifically established by the Chinese government to assist in the legal distribution and control of...
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(by Andrew Colquhoun, Captivating CEO)
It's my great privilege to introduce to you two new Captivating team members.
Emily Li joined our Captivating support team as our Accountant in June, 2015. Emily replaces Chris Tan who will unfortunately be leaving us at the end of July after three great years. We wish Chris all...
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