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李錦記家族基金「祖父母感謝節」2026同樂日 逾千祖孫三代家庭共聚一堂
民政及青年事務局局長麥美娟女士主持開幕
推動關懷祖父母「全人健康」的跨代共融理念
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李錦記家族基金致力推動將每年10月第二個星期日定為「祖父母感謝節」，推廣「讚美由家做起」的文化，鼓勵家庭及社會對祖父母表達愛與感謝。本年度的「祖父母感謝節」2026以「全人健康」（Holistic Well-being）為主題，將關懷祖父母的身心健康轉化為家庭共聚的珍貴時刻，當中重點旗艦活動「祖父母感謝節」2026同樂日，已於10月11日亦即「祖父母感謝節」當天取址D．Park愉景新城圓滿舉行，共吸引逾千祖孫三代家庭入場參加。
同樂日開幕典禮榮幸邀得民政及青年事務局局長麥美娟女士，聯同李錦記家族基金主席李學勤先生及李錦記集團董事局成員李惠雄先生主持啟動儀式。場內結合運動、藝術及跨代共融元素的互動遊戲攤位及家庭樂工作坊，亦有精心安排的祖孫表演，讓到場的祖父母及跨代家庭成員享受輕鬆愉快的時光，探索以「五種愛的語言」向家人表達愛意，深化彼此關係與連結。同場亦舉行了「代代有愛——精心時刻」繪畫比賽2026頒獎典禮及優勝作品展覽，以及「代代有愛——祖孫肖像繪畫工作坊」作品展覽，讓大家感受祖孫之間真摰溫馨的交流。
民政及青年事務局局長麥美娟女士表示：「衷心感謝李錦記家族基金再次舉辦『祖父母感謝節』，活動以『讚美由家做起』為切入點，鼓勵年輕一代向長輩表達感恩，將香港特區政府倡導重視家庭價值的理念化為具體行動，同時呼應行政長官早前發表《香港第一個五年規劃》中，有關構建和諧家庭、弘揚家庭家教家風的建設、推廣良好家庭價值的方針，以建立家庭作為社會和諧的穩固基石。今年民青局將與家庭議會再度舉辦『全港美好家庭選舉』，向普羅大眾宣揚家庭價值，同時亦會持續深化與各界持份者的合作，包括繼續透過『家庭教育推廣計劃』，資助民間推行非牟利的家庭教育項目。展望未來，我們將繼續凝聚及推動社會各界力量，攜手締造有利家庭建設以及健康發展的社會氛圍。」
李錦記家族基金主席李學勤先生表示：「承接去年『祖父母感謝節』活動的熱烈迴響，今年我們透過『全人健康』主題，進一步深化『祖父母感謝節』理念，期望由提升公眾認識，轉化為鼓勵家庭成員在日常生活中透過簡單習慣，建立更親密及健康的家庭關係。我們致力推動『祖父母感謝節』成為家家戶戶均會慶祝、代代相傳的傳統節日，並誠邀商界夥伴、社會領袖、合作機構及市民大眾攜手合作，培養欣賞與關愛祖父母的文化，實踐『讚美由家做起』的精神。」
在啟動儀式中，民政及青年事務局局長麥美娟女士、李錦記家族基金主席李學勤先生及李錦記集團董事局成員李惠雄先生將「五種愛的語言號」車票插入入閘機，邀請參加者穿梭於以「五種愛的語言」為靈感的五大主題區域，參與互動遊戲攤位和家庭樂工作坊，欣賞多元化祖孫表演，探索並親身體驗與家人表達愛意、分享關懷的不同方式。
李錦記家族基金代表、「祖父母感謝節」2026同樂日協辦機構代表以及協助推廣「祖父母感謝節」的社福機構代表在台上拍攝合照。
同場舉行由李錦記家族基金早前主辦的「代代有愛——精心時刻」繪畫比賽2026頒獎典禮。由比賽評審李錦記家族基金董事會成員Ms Chaturada Dhanasobhon、林永和醫生及梁麗美校長分別頒發中學組及小學組的冠、亞、季軍獎項。比賽融入「想、傾、畫」元素，鼓勵祖孫互相交流分享心聲後創作作品，其中小學組參賽者以繪畫形式參賽，中學組參賽者則運用AI進行創作，體現祖孫間的溫馨連結。
同樂日當天特別邀得舞壇新星李潤東、著名Beatboxer HEARTGREY聯同兩隊祖孫一同演繹「代代有愛祖孫拍打操」，帶領全場來賓一起參與，帶動現場氣氛。「代代有愛祖孫拍打操」是李錦記家族基金較早前聯同著名武術教練梁艷霞師傅設計的養生經絡拍打功，有助促進血液循環、紓緩疼痛及強健體魄，再融合「五種愛的語言」元素，令之變成有益身心的祖孫互動遊戲，早前更透過發佈示範影片，誠邀祖孫家庭一同參加。
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關於李錦記家族基金
李錦記家族基金於2008年成立，致力於「建立和諧健康的家庭和社會關係，讓代代家家蓬勃發展」。基金秉持李錦記家族「思利及人」的核心價值及「治未病」的原則，採用整全策略從根源強化家庭連結。基金的工作聚焦於三個環環相扣的重點範疇：強化家庭核心、建立青年韌力，以及締造快樂具意義的樂齡生活。透過建立策略夥伴關係和推行創新項目，基金為家庭及社區帶來長遠且跨世代的正面影響。
李錦記家族基金網頁：https://www.lkkfamily.foundation
李錦記家族基金「祖父母感謝節」網頁
https://www.lkkfamily.foundation/grandparentsday
For immediate release October 12, 2026
“Grandparents’ Day” 2026 Funfair by Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation welcomes over 1,000 three-generation families, championing “Holistic Well-being” and strengthening intergenerational bonds
Miss Alice Mak, Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs, officiates the kick-off ceremony
Online Version: https://public.seedland.hk/press/LKKFF/2610-Post-event/
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Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation has been advocating for the designation of the second Sunday of October each year as “Grandparents’ Day”, with the aim of fostering the culture of “Appreciation Starts at Home” and encouraging families and the wider community to express love and gratitude towards grandparents.
Building on this vision, the Foundation presented the “Grandparents’ Day” 2026 under the theme of “Holistic Well-being”, encouraging families to transform care for grandparents’ physical and mental well-being into meaningful opportunities for quality time and intergenerational connection. Celebrating “Grandparents’ Day” this year, the flagship event, “Grandparents’ Day” 2026 Funfair, was successfully held on October 11 at D．PARK, welcoming over 1,000 three-generation families.
The event was honored by the presence of Miss Alice Mak, Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs, Mr. Jason Lee, Chairperson of Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation, and Mr. David Lee, Board Member of the Lee Kum Kee Group, who officiated the kick-off ceremony. Featuring a vibrant program of interactive game booths, family workshops and grandparents-grandchildren performances incorporating elements of sport, art and intergenerational harmony, the event invited participants to explore meaningful ways to express love and appreciation through the “5 Love Languages”. Through shared experiences and joyful moments, families strengthened their bonds while creating precious memories together.
The event also featured the prize presentation ceremony and winners’ exhibition of the “GenLove Precious Moments” Drawing Competition 2026, alongside an exhibition of artworks created in the “GenLove Portrait Workshops”, offering visitors an opportunity to experience the heartfelt interactions between grandparents and grandchildren.
Miss Alice Mak, Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs, remarked, “I would like to extend my heartfelt appreciation to Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation for once again organizing the ‘Grandparents’ Day’ initiative. Highlighting ‘Appreciation Starts at Home’, this meaningful event encourages younger generation to express gratitude to the elderly, effectively translating the HKSAR Government’s vision of advocating core family values into concrete action. Recognizing family as the cornerstone of society, the initiative also aligns closely with the family-related principles stated in Hong Kong’s First Five-Year Plan announced by the Chief Executive of HKSAR, including fostering family harmony, enhancing family building, advancing family education and virtues, and promoting traditional family values. This year, the Home and Youth Affairs Bureau and the Family Council will once again jointly organize the ‘Hong Kong Excellent Family Awards’ to further promote positive family values within the community, while enhancing collaboration with various stakeholders by continuing the ‘Funding Scheme on the Promotion of Family Education’ to subsidize non-profit-making community projects in promoting family education. Looking ahead, we will unite efforts across all sectors to foster a robust social atmosphere that nurtures family building and healthy development.”
Mr. Jason Lee, Chairperson of Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation, remarked, “Building on the foundation laid last year, we are taking this year’s ‘Grandparents’ Day’ a step further through the theme of ‘Holistic Well-being’ – turning awareness into simple daily habits that keep families close and healthy. As we champion ‘Grandparents’ Day’ as a tradition to be celebrated across every family, community, and generation, I warmly invite our corporate peers, community leaders, partner organizations and members of the public to join us in building a culture of heartfelt respect, recognizing that family love has always been present, and manifesting the spirit of ‘Appreciation Starts at Home’.”
At the kick-off ceremony, Miss Alice Mak, Secretary for Home and Youth Affairs, Mr. Jason Lee, Chairperson of Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation, and Mr. David Lee, Board Member of the Lee Kum Kee Group, jointly inserted a giant ticket to the ticket gate, symbolizing the official launch of the “5 Love Languages Express”. Visitors were invited to journey through five themed zones inspired by the “5 Love Languages”, where they could enjoy interactive game booths, family workshops and a diverse line-up of grandparent-grandchild performances, while discovering and experiencing meaningful ways to share love with their family members.
Representatives of Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation, the co-organizer of “Grandparents’ Day” 2026 Funfair, and NGOs that supported the “Grandparents’ Day” were invited on stage for group photos, reflecting a shared commitment to fostering a more caring and inclusive community for grandparents.
The award presentation ceremony of the “GenLove Precious Moments” Drawing Competition 2026 was also held at the event. Judges including Ms Chaturada Dhanasobhon, Board of Director of Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation, Dr. Lam Wing Wo, and Ms Lucilla Leung presented awards to the Champion, First Runner-up, and Second Runner-up in both Primary School and Secondary School categories. Guided by the “Think, Talk, Create” framework, the competition sought to foster meaningful intergenerational communication and celebrate family love through creativity. Primary School participants were required to submit hand-drawn artworks, while Secondary School participants entered with AI-generated pieces, showcasing warm interactions shared across generations.
On the event day, rising star Dave Li and renowned beatboxer HEARTGREY joined two grandparents-grandchildren teams for a lively “Tap to Love” Body Tapping performance, inviting guests to participate in the exercise together. Previously, Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation has joined hands with renowned martial arts master Leung Yim Ha to introduce the “Tap to Love” Body Tapping workout. Designed to improve blood circulation, relieve pain, and enhance health, this body percussion routine embodies the “5 Love Languages”, transforming wellness into a fun, accessible and health-promoting intergenerational activity. Videos have been released to encourage grandparents and grandchildren to enjoy the workout together.
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About Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation
Established in 2008, Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation is dedicated to building harmonious and healthy relationships in families and society for every generation to thrive. Guided by the Lee Kum Kee family’s core value of “Si Li Ji Ren” and the principle of “prevention before sickness,” LKKFF employs a holistic approach to strengthen families at their root. The Foundation’s work focuses on three interconnected strategic areas: Strengthening Family Core, Building Youth Resilience, and Fostering a Happy and Meaningful Golden Age. Through strategic partnerships and innovative programming, LKKFF delivers sustainable, cross-generational benefits to families and the community.
Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation Website: https://www.lkkfamily.foundation
Lee Kum Kee Family Foundation “Grandparents’ Day” Website:
https://www.lkkfamily.foundation/grandparentsday