On the afternoon of November 26, 2025, a catastrophic fire broke out at Wang Fuk Court in Tai Po, Hong Kong, claiming the lives of many and leaving thousands without homes. The Hong Kong Red Cross reports that over 1,900 families have been affected, with some victims still missing. This tragedy has left the entire community in grief, and our hearts go out to all those impacted.
In times of such immense loss, it is crucial for the community to come together. Whether you donate, volunteer, or spread awareness, every effort counts. To stay updated on the latest news regarding the Tai Po fires, follow the developing story on SCMP, which has made its coverage freely accessible to everyone.
Where possible, please consider making a blood donation. For your nearest Red Cross Blood Bank, click here (for first time donors, call 2710 1333). You can also download the HK Blood app to check for appointment availability and waiting times.
While the loss is immeasurable, there are ways you can help support those in need during this difficult time. Here’s how you can contribute to relief efforts and help the displaced families:
1. Donate to ImpactHK
ImpactHK is offering emergency shelter to individuals and families affected by the fires. To support their efforts, consider donating and helping them continue to provide shelter to those in need. If you or someone you know is in need of accommodation, please reach out to them at:
📞 +852 5341 6670
📱 WhatsApp: +852 5943 7124
Donate here: ImpactHK
2.Support Crossroads Foundation
Crossroads is actively responding by distributing essential items to their partners, who are working with displaced families in temporary shelters. You can help by donating funds to purchase these critical supplies.
Donate here: Crossroads Disaster Fund Donation Form
3. Contribute to the Hong Kong Red Cross
The Hong Kong Red Cross is providing critical support, including on-site first aid, emergency cash assistance, psychological support, and daily necessities to affected families. Here’s how you can donate:
Donations will be accepted until December 10, 2025.
4. The HKSCDA
The HKSCDA is offering free medical care for cats and dogs impacted by the devastating fire in Wang Fu Court, Tai Po and providing free examinations and treatment to help injured pets recover quickly.
Service Details:
If your pet has been affected, reach out to ensure they get the care they need. Click here for more information.
5. SPCA
Offering temporary shelter for their healthy pets at their Tsing Yi Center. To donate to the SPCA, click here.
6. Hong Kong Sheng Kung Hui Welfare Council
Donations to the S.K.H Act of Love 1126 Fire Disaster Support Fund (with no administrative fees deducted) will provide cash grants and essential supplies for urgent needs like daily necessities, medical expenses, and temporary housing. Donate here.
7. Feeding Hong Kong
Feeding Hong Kong is providing immediate support to Tai Po fire victims by using donations to supply food, personal care items, and meal vouchers, while focusing on long-dated, ready-to-eat food like cup noodles, biscuits, and UHT milk for quick relief. They are also collaborating with local organizations to ensure effective distribution and long-term recovery support. Donations over HK$100 are tax-deductible. Donate here.
Let us stand in solidarity with the victims and work together to provide hope and support. We will be updating this page regularly with more ways to donate.💛
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