Share The Care Volunteer Organization


Share the Care is a national platform and hub for corporate volunteering in China, established in 2006. It serves tens of thousands of domestic and international enterprises within the FESCO system and engages millions of white-collar employees.

 

The organization focuses on four priority areas: Education, Environment, Health, and Arts. Its work is aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), as well as the principles of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG). In support of national priorities—including rural education revitalization, the Dual Carbon strategy, and the Healthy China initiative—Share the Care implements a wide range of corporate volunteering programs through a nationwide public welfare network.

 

To date, Share the Care has mobilized more than 300 domestic and international enterprises to deliver over 900 public welfare Programs and volunteer initiatives across 626 rural schools in 31 provincial-level regions in China. More than 1.61 million corporate employees and university student volunteers have participated, benefiting over 1.36 million teachers and students in rural areas.

 

Vision:

To ensure every child has access to better educational opportunities.

Mission:

To raise social awareness, foster public participation, and transform small acts of kindness into meaningful and lasting impact, enabling more children to receive support. 

Value:

Take responsibility and be accountable for results.

Respect partners and uphold collaboration for mutual benefit.

Strive for excellence and create value through professionalism.

 

Organization Information: 

In 2015, Share the Care was officially registered with the Beijing Municipal Bureau of Civil Affairs as a private nonprofit organization, with the Unified Social Credit Code: 5211 0000 3590 0483 3A.

 

Contact Us:

Ms. Alina Wang, Executive Secretary General

010-82193926/13520576052  

alina_wang@youthimpact.cn

 

Core Public Welfare Projects: 

Education Programs:

1.A Gift for Rural Kids 

Share the Care encourages corporations and employee volunteers to collect and donate educational, living, and health supplies for children in remote rural schools. Simultaneously, through visits to rural schools and students' homes, the program provides heartfelt care and support for their healthy growth.

 

To date, the initiative has donated 21,233 Chinese-Tibetan dictionaries, 12,510 Wash kits, 2,101 STEM learning kits, 1,080 art education kits, 83 sports kits, 1,141 cotton vests, over 10,000 winter coats, as well as various unused electronic devices and books, benefiting more than 80,000 students.



2.Rural School Online Learning Program | STEM Online Course  

Share the Care launched the Rural School Online Learning Program, mobilizing company employee volunteers and university students to provide quality education in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) via live-streamed teaching. The program aims to help rural children access high-quality educational resources and foster their all-around development.

 

To date, the Program has reached 626 rural schools across 31 provinces and municipalities nationwide, including Qinghai, Anhui, Yunnan, Hainan, Gansu, Sichuan, and Ningxia, directly benefiting more than 200,000 students.


 

3.Rural School Volunteer Initiative  

The Program supports the company's management and employee volunteers to visit Rural schools in Qinghai, Guangxi, Yunnan and other regions to communicate and interact with students. The main contents include: researching the teaching situation of the schools and the learning situation of the students; donating learning, living, sports and health items to the schools; organizing STEM classes; visiting the students' families.

 

To date, more than 200 volunteers from over 10 provinces and municipalities, including Beijing, Shanghai, Hebei, and Jiangsu, have participated, benefiting more than 10,000 rural students.



4.Migrant School STEM Education Support Program

Share the Care launched the " Migrant School STEM Education Support Program " , mobilizing company employee volunteers to provide themed practical activities covering science, environment, health, and art for migrant children schools in the Beijing area. The program aims to help migrant children access high-quality educational resources.

 

To date, more than 100 companies and 2,400 employee volunteers have participated, organizing over 110 events that have benefited more than 19,000 students.



5.“Youth Volunteer Star Certificate” Program

In 2026, Share the Care in collaboration with multiple partner organizations, launched the “Youth Volunteer Star Certificate” Program. This initiative encourages urban youth to actively participate in volunteer services, using a "Star-rated Certification" system to document their developmental journey. By providing verified volunteer service hours, the program supports the enhancement of students' comprehensive skills and their future academic and career development. The program operates on a points-based system, whereby youth earn points for participating in certified programs. Once they have accumulated enough points to meet the specified criteria, they can apply for an authoritative certificate corresponding to their star rating (1–5 stars).

 


6.Rural School Domino Challenge

Share the Care mobilizes caring companies and employee volunteers to support the deep integration of STEM education in rural schools. By donating STEM Learning Kits and organizing "Domino Building Challenges" in regions such as Qinghai, Guangxi, and Yunnan, the Program aims to enhance rural children's mathematical, logical, and spatial thinking. These activities are designed to boost their imagination, creativity, innovation, and collaboration skills, fostering holistic development. 

 

To date, the Program has donated 2,101 STEM Learning Kits—including dominoes, assembly models, and mathematical tools—to 44 rural schools in Qinghai and Guangxi.



Environmental Programs:

1.Spring Tree Planting Initiative

The Spring Tree Planting Initiative takes place annually from March to June, mobilizing company employee volunteers to participate in on-site tree planting to establish company Charity Forests. This Program serves as a practical way for companies to fulfill their ESG environmental responsibilities. Key activities include afforestation and biodiversity exploration. Simultaneously, corporations can engage employees across different regions through "Online Step-Donation" activities to collectively achieve their tree-planting goals.

 

To date, a total of 8,834 trees have been planted, which will offset 161,662.2 kilograms of carbon dioxide annually.

 

 


2.Tree Care Initiative 

Forest maintenance plays a vital role in protecting and promoting tree growth. The project supports employee volunteers from participating companies in visiting local forests to loosen soil around trees, prune branches, whitewash trunks, apply fertilizer, and irrigate; they also collect flammable debris from the forest floor and clean up surrounding trash to ensure optimal conditions for tree growth. At the same time, the project organizes nature hikes for employee volunteers to encourage them to observe and experience more examples of biodiversity.

 


3.ESG Circular Market Campaign  

In alignment with the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), Share the Care mobilizes companies to host "Circular Market" events themed around resource recycling and reuse. The initiative encourages employee volunteers to donate pre-loved items and participate in charity bazaars, putting the principles of sustainable development into practice. 

 

To date, the Program has been implemented in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Changzhou, and other regions. More than 1,000 employee volunteers and their families have participated in the “ESG Circular Market” Campaign, promoting the reuse of idle resources. The charity sale raised over 200,000 yuan.

 


4.Hike-and-Clean Initiative

The project mobilizes employee volunteers to collect litter in natural scenic areas, country parks, along rivers and lakes, and in wetlands, while learning about biodiversity and protecting the natural environment during their hikes. 

 

To date, nature hikes and mountain and beach cleanup activities have been organized in more than 60 cities, with nearly 1,000 employees participating.

 

 

5.“Nature Guardians” Environmental Protection Initiative

In 2026, Share the Care launched the “Nature Guardians” environmental protection initiative, partnering with companies to make targeted donations of wildlife monitoring equipment such as infrared cameras. The initiative also organizes volunteers to participate in biodiversity conservation efforts, using infrared cameras to record animal behavior, collect observational data, and develop innovative approaches to biodiversity conservation. Through a combination of technology and volunteer action, the project works to preserve the natural vitality of the areas surrounding the city.

 


6.“Run with Love” 5KM Charity Walk   

Run with Love is held every spring at the Beijing Olympic Forest Park. It stands as the largest and most influential company volunteer charity walk in the region. Each year, nearly 100 domestic and multi-national companies and over 5,000 employees and their families participate, using the "power of walking" to support environmental conservation and aid children in need. 

 

To date, “Run with Love” has garnered support from over 500 Chinese and international companies, with nearly 40,000 employee volunteers and their families participating, and participants have walked a total of more than 260,000 kilometers.

 


Health Programs:

1.AHA First Aid Training Program

Share the Care has launched the "AHA First Aid Training" program inviting instructors certified by the American Heart Association (AHA) to provide systematic training for company employees, helping them master essential first aid knowledge and skills. Using professional AHA curricula, the Program offers two categories of courses: "AHA International First Aid Certification Training" and "AHA First Aid Skills Training." To date, more than 2,000 company employees have actively participated.

 


In addition, Share the Care continues to carry out numerous public welfare projects, including the “One School, One Bathroom” Rural School Support Initiative, the “Read for Ta” Rural Boarding Student Support Program, Online Step Donation Campaign, the“Doodle for Love” Children’s Art Campaign, and the “Doctors of Great Love” Volunteer Initiative. By partnering with compassionate enterprises, the organization continues to support the revitalization and sustainable development of rural education.

 

Share the Care Official Website: www.sharethecare.cn

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