Solidarity
Make your TransLantau™ by UTMB® more meaningful.
Raise funds for local causes. You can support them during the event registration process with a voluntary donation.
Buddhist Fat Ho Memorial College, situated in Tai O, proudly serves Lantau’s multi-cultural student population, offering both English and Chinese learning streams. They also welcome students from beyond Lantau to join our BFHMC family.The school embrace diversity and focus on creating a happy learning environment for one and all.
The school is founded on the Buddhist value that everyone has an equal right to learn.
Major Concerns:
To create a harmonious learning environment
To maximize academic and physical potential
To set moral compass to integrity
With your generous donations, they plan to set up a scholarship fund for their budding athletes and begin to build an e-reading programme. Thank you for your support and are confident that with your help many of the students’ dreams will come true.
Exchange and Empower aims to help women from disadvantaged backgrounds escape from poverty and oppression by organising programs that broaden horizons, promote cultural exchange and provide education and life skills that help young women control their own destinies.This initiative started as a collaboration between Hong Kong Trail Running Women and renowned Nepalese trail running athlete Mira Rai and 2017 National Geographic Adventurer of the Year.
In 2023, two young and talented Nepalese trail runners, Sabina Rai and Padam Kumari Sunuwar were supported and ran in TL50.
Check the whole story: https://translantau.utmb.world/news/nepalathletes
is a community art project that is bringing Lantau island's native birds to life through murals on abandoned buildings across the Lantau that bring visitors to Lantau. TransLantau by UTMB is seeking to support this initiative by leaving a lasting legacy on the island by funding the artist to paint more birds. Runners will pass by some of those already in place on the course and will be able to choose a bird to have painted. Hikers are coming from all over Hong Kong to hunt down the murals.
