Rugby Tackles School Divisions in Hong Kong

In Hong Kong, a charity is using rugby to break down cultural barriers in schools. The sport, known for passing, tackling, and scrums, is helping to unite students from different ethnic and community backgrounds. Since 2013, the organization Rugby For Good has introduced the game to campuses as a social tool. The goal is to bridge divides and build connections among young people through shared athletic activity. This year, Rugby For Good's work has gained significant support. It was chosen as one of 13 charities to benefit from Operation Santa Claus (OSC). OSC is a major annual fundraising campaign in Hong Kong. The selection will provide crucial funding to expand the charity's programs in local schools.