Foreign nongovernmental organizations operating in China have always had trouble, and a new law in China is going to now make this operational grey zone even darker.

Chinese e-commerce company JD.com is working on a crowdfunding platform to support the ongoing work for an international non-government organization.

A new report by a Chinese consortium of environmental groups has Apple in its crosshairs for alleged pollution in China.

In May, 2010 Peking University held their annual NGO Culture Festival, which allowed NGO organizations to exhibit themselves as well as encourage university students to volunteer for the charity businesses. As a charity organization, we always actively participate in exhibitions to make Care for Children known to more people.

Caring About the Next Generation College Student Development Fund, one of China's first NGO-funded institutions dedicated to the development of college students, has been formally unveiled in Beijing.

Crowne Plaza Park View Wuzhou Beijing recently held a children's charity concert in its grand ballroom. More than 100 children, aged from five to 12 years old, came from the Happy String Music School to sing, dance, and play the piano. The ticket money was used to purchase a piano that was then donated to […]

The Intermediate Peoples' Court of Kunming has announced that in conjunction with Kunming Municipal Environment Department it will set up a fund to defray the costs of lawsuits over environmental public welfare issues.