Amity Foundation

About Amity Foundation

The Amity Foundation is a prominent Chinese social organization founded in 1985 by Bishop K.H. Ting and is recognized as the largest charity in China. Based in Nanjing, it employs nearly 1,000 staff members and focuses on promoting education, public health, social welfare, community development, environmental protection, and disaster relief both domestically and internationally. The foundation operates with a strong emphasis on community engagement and has developed a project management model that prioritizes participation and beneficiary needs. It raises about 90% of its funds from domestic sources, including online donations, which supports its financial sustainability. Amity is also involved in vocational training and cultural exchange initiatives, such as the Amity Cup International Table Tennis Philanthropic Tournament. Additionally, the Amity Printing Company, part of the foundation, is the largest Bible producer in China and has expanded its operations internationally. The foundation has positively impacted over ten million people, focusing on marginalized communities and empowering them through various programs. With offices in Hong Kong and Geneva, Amity maintains a strong international presence and collaborates with diverse partners.