What does it take to change a child’s future? Sometimes, it starts with a single room.
Since 2021, Peak II Foundation Founder Terry Hu has supported the Adream Foundation — one of China’s leading charitable organisations dedicated to transforming education in rural communities. In 2024, Mr. Hu deepened that commitment by donating to Adream’s Golden Dreamer Project, which extends the Foundation’s reach beyond children to include educational programmes for the elderly and support services for special-needs groups.
On 21 April 2025, Mr. Hu was invited to attend the Adream Foundation’s 2024 Annual Report Conference, where he joined a roundtable discussion as a guest speaker — sharing his perspective on why education remains the most powerful multiplier for social change.
Why Peak II Supports Adream
The Adream Foundation builds “Dream Centres” — dedicated learning spaces inside rural schools that replace rote-learning classrooms with environments designed for exploration, creativity, and critical thinking. For children in communities where resources are scarce and horizons feel small, these centres open a door to a different kind of future — one where curiosity is encouraged and confidence is built from the inside out.
This philosophy runs parallel to Peak II Foundation’s own mission. Whether we are funding sewing skills training for mothers in Sham Shui Po, organising workshops for elderly residents in Hong Kong, or supporting Dream Centres in rural China, the core belief is the same: when you invest in a person’s ability to learn and grow, you don’t just change one life — you set off a chain reaction that reaches their family, their community, and beyond.
Mr. Hu’s involvement with Adream reflects a conviction he has carried since founding Peak II: that education is not simply about transferring knowledge. It is about unlocking the confidence to dream — and the capability to act on those dreams.
A Partnership That Spans Generations
What makes the Peak II–Adream partnership distinctive is its breadth. Through the Golden Dreamer Project, support reaches not only children in rural schools, but also elderly learners and individuals with special needs — populations that are often overlooked by traditional education initiatives.
This aligns directly with Peak II Foundation’s commitment to empowering individuals of all ages. In Hong Kong, we work with mothers, children, and the elderly. Through Adream, that same belief extends across the border — investing in the idea that no one is ever too young, too old, or too far from opportunity to benefit from learning.
About Our Partner
Adream Foundation (上海真愛夢想公益基金會) is a leading Chinese charitable organisation that embeds competency-based education into rural communities. Through its Dream Centre programme and initiatives like the Golden Dreamer Project, Adream has transformed thousands of classrooms into spaces where children, elderly learners, and special-needs groups are empowered through holistic, sustainable education. Adream has been recognised for its transparency and innovation, consistently ranking among China’s most trusted public foundations.
Peak II Foundation is proud to stand alongside partners who share our belief that education — at every age — is the foundation of lasting change. Our continued collaboration with the Adream Foundation reflects our commitment to supporting people-centred development that crosses borders, bridges generations, and turns dreams into possibility.
自 2021 年起，崇嶺基金會創始人胡勇敏先生一直大力支持真愛夢想基金會。2024 年，他更為真愛夢想基金會的「金色夢想家」項目捐款，該項目致力於老年人的教育公益及特殊人群的支援服務。
崇嶺基金會專注於促進青少年與老年人的教育發展。我們相信，透過培養個人的潛力，能夠幫助他們建立自信、拓展視野，並塑造屬於自己的未來。此理念與真愛夢想基金會的使命高度契合。真愛夢想基金會致力於推動中國農村地區的教育提升，幫助兒童築夢成長，並透過創新的教育模式實現他們的理想。
2025 年 4 月 21 日，胡勇敏先生受邀出席「真愛夢想基金會 2024 年年報發佈會」，並作為圓桌論壇嘉賓參與討論，這亦彰顯了崇嶺基金會對公益夥伴的長期支持與重視。
真愛夢想基金會是一個致力於推動中國農村教育發展的慈善機構，通過在社區中扎根素養教育，努力賦能兒童、長者學習者及特殊群體，推動全面而可持續的教育提升。
崇嶺基金會將繼續與真愛夢想基金會合作，支持以「人」為本的教育公益工作，共同促進長遠而深遠的社會影響力。
崇嶺基金會創始人胡勇敏先生與真愛夢想基金會創始人潘江雪老師及聯合創始人劉蔓老師合影。
