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27 people, groups named finalists for 14th Spirit of Hong Kong Awards

27 people, groups named finalists for 14th Spirit of Hong Kong Awards
South China Morning Post Friday 09 October 2026, 02:15 UTC By Jimmy Chow 1 min read
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Twenty-seven individuals and groups have been named finalists for the 14th Spirit of Hong Kong Awards, which recognises the unsung heroes of the city who have made major contributions to society. This year’s shortlist for the awards, co-organised by Sino Group and the South China Morning Post, is divided into nine categories: community, culture, innovation, sustainability, perseverance, teamwork, youth, nurturing and entrepreneurship. “The self-effacing yet extraordinary efforts of these...

Twenty-seven individuals and groups have been named finalists for the 14th Spirit of Hong Kong Awards, which recognises the unsung heroes of the city who have made major contributions to society. This year’s shortlist for the awards, co-organised by Sino Group and the South China Morning Post, is divided into nine categories: community, culture, innovation, sustainability, perseverance, teamwork, youth, nurturing and entrepreneurship. “The self-effacing yet extraordinary efforts of these... [Image text:] Jonty prosntedbyS SINO GROUP South China Morning Post THE13SPIRITOF HONG KONG AWARDS2025 13 BANKOFSINGAPORE HSTPY I Manulife CELEBRATE THEACHIEVEMENTSOF OURLINSUNG HEROES COMMUNITY THE SPIRIT OF INNOVATION
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