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Li Ka Shing Foundation, Disney offer 24,000 helpers free tickets to Toy Story 5

South China Morning Post Tuesday 04 August 2026, 06:27 UTC By Connor Mycroft 1 min read

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The Li Ka Shing Foundation has partnered with The Walt Disney Company to offer 24,000 foreign domestic helpers free tickets to watch the latest Toy Story movie in the newest collaboration between the organisations to support Hong Kong’s migrant workers. The charitable foundation, established by tycoon Li Ka-shing, said on Tuesday that screenings for Toy Story 5 would be arranged across six local cinemas over four consecutive Sundays in August. Film-goers will receive free popcorn and drinks,...

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