The introduction of 'All About Ken'

1. ‘The Books’
Objective:
Enhance children’s environmental protection awareness and moral
education by promoting the popularity of the story and cartoon images of
All about Ken I, and My Ken’s Daily Handbook (the “Books”)
Proposed by:
International Boundless Dreams Come True Foundation Ltd. (the
“Foundation”)
Date: Apr 25, 2014

2. 2. About the Program
2.1 Introduction of the Foundation
The Foundation is a charitable organization with no political affiliation and
religious creed, incorporated in Hong Kong in 2004 (IR File No. 91/7601).
It is based in Hong Kong with every effort to provide world-wide
humanitarian aid such as livelihood, education, medical assistance and so
on to every human being who is in need, beyond all the limit of natural
borders, regardless of nationality, race, sex, age, political affiliation,
creed.
For more information please visit http://www.boundlessfund.org

3. 2. About the Program
2.2 Creation background of the books
-The cartoon characters are selected through the Cartoon Characters Design
Competition held by the Foundation at the end of 2011.
Third to the left:
Mr. Edmond Ip,
Director of the
Foundation;
Presenting awards to the winners of the competition

4. - Character layout designed by winner of the competition

5. - Character layout designed by winner of the competition

6. 2. About the Program
2.2 Creation background of the books
-Participated the “Love Ideas ♥ HK” campaign, which was launched by Li
Ka Shing Foundation on July 12, 2012, our foundation won the
championship in the public voting and the was granted sponsorship

7. 2. About the Program
2.2 Creation background of the books
-The Foundation compiled and published the cartoon book All about Ken I,
and My Ken’s Daily Handbook on the theme of moral education and
environmental protection
-Participated by a strong team with broad social network and rich
experience in publishing albums of painting and books, the program has
been carried out smoothly and successfully

8. 2. About the Program
2.3 Well-achieved positive public recognition
-Registered with Leisure and Cultural Services Department of Hong Kong and
the Copyright Protection Centre of China

9. 2. About the Program
2.3 Well-achieved positive public recognition
- Lectures were carried out by the Foundation with the theme of
environmental protection and moral education at Hog Kong La Salle
Primary School and Yan Chai Hospital Law Chan Chor Si Primary School;
- Officer of Environmental Protection from Hong Kong Environmental
Protection Department and Lecturer of Confucius Institute of Hong Kong
were invited as the speakers for the lectures;
- 4400 pieces of above mentioned cartoon books and handbooks were
distributed to a total of 2200 students in the two above-mentioned primary
schools

10. 2. About the Program
2.3 Well-achieved positive public recognition
The Ambassador of Kingdom of Lesotho was invited as Guest of Honor to attend the lecture on June
21, 2013.
Left Picture- Fifth from the left: Ms. Lebohang Ntsinyi, the Ambassador of the Kingdom of Lesotho
to P.R.C.; Sixth from the left: Ms. Matsepang Sekhokoane, the Counsellor of the Kingdom of Lesotho
to P.R.C; Middle: Mr. Mango Wong, the chairman of the foundation

11. On Oct 10, 2013, H.E. Mr. Sèdozan Jean-
Claude APITHY, Ambassador of Republic
of Benin (Right) visited the Foundation.
Mr. Mango Wong, Chairman of the
Foundation (Left) presented the books to
H.E.
On Nov 1, 2013, H.E. Mr. Charles Madibo
Wagidoso, Ambassador of Republic of
Uganda (Second to the left) visited the
Foundation. Mr. Mango Wong, Chairman
of the Foundation (Second to the right)
presented the books to H.E.
2. About the Program
2.3 Well-achieved positive public recognition

12. On Jan 23, 2014, H.E. Mr. Tapusalaia Terry
Toomata, Ambassador of Samoa (Right)
visited the Foundation. Mr. Mango Wong,
Chairman of the Foundation (Left)
presented the books to H.E.
On Feb 22, 2014, Mr. Mango Wong,
Chairman of the Foundation (Second from
left) promoted ‘The Books’ with the local
government department and social charity
organizations in Zhaoqing and presented
Stamp to the representatives of these
department and organizations .
2. About the Program
2.3 Well-achieved positive public recognition

13. On March 20, 2014, Mr. Edmond Ip, our
Director (left) has visited the Embassy of
the Democratic Republic of Timor-Leste
to P.R.C. and presented our heartwarming
stamp to H.E. Mrs. Vicky Fun Ha Tchong,
Ambassador of Timor-Leste (right).
The delegation of the Foundation has
visited the Embassy of the Republic of
Columbia to P.R.C. on March 21, 2014 and
Mr. Edmond Ip, our Director (fourth from
left) has presented the heartwarming
stamp to H.E. Mrs. Carmenza Jaramillo
Ambassador of Columbia (third from left).
2. About the Program
2.3 Well-achieved positive public recognition

14. On Mar 28, 2014, H.E. Mr. Borislav Maric,
Ambassador of Bosnia and Herzegovina to
P.R.C. (Right) visited the Foundation and
received the books with pleasure.
The Ambassador of Tuvalu, H.E. Mr.
Minute Alapati Taupo (second from left)
visited our Foundation on Apr 10, 2014,
Mr. Mango Wong, Chairman of the
Foundation (Second from left) introduced
our recent project of environmental
protection with character Ken and
presented the heartwarming stamp to H.E.
2. About the Program
2.3 Well-achieved positive public recognition

15. Confucius Institute of Hong Kong
received 100 books donation from the
Foundation on 31 Oct 2013
S.K.H. St. Christopher’s Home received
90 books donation on 14 Nov 2013
2. About the Program
2.3 Well-achieved positive public recognition
Hong Kong Sze Yap C&IA San
Wui Commercial Society School
received 640 books donation on
18 Nov 2013

16. Canossa Primary School received 320
books donation on 9 Dec 2013
Society for Community Organization
received 175 books donation on 15 Dec
2013
2. About the Program
2.3 Well-achieved positive public recognition

17. 2. About the Program
2.3 Well-achieved positive public recognition
-Collected by Hong Kong public libraries, the libraries of Hong Kong
University, Hong Kong Shue Yan University, the Hong Kong Institute of
Education etc. and Macau Central Library

18. 2. About the Program
2.3 Well-achieved positive public recognition
-Libraries of many schools in Hong Kong, Macau, Taiwan and Chinese
Mainland have received the books donation by requests

19. 2. About the Program
2.3 Well-achieved positive public recognition
-A certain number of housing estates of Hong Kong, Youth Centers and
public organizations have also received the books donation by requests
-The e-books were uploaded on the website of the Foundation; the
cartoon images and related introduction of the books can be founded
via Facebook and Sina Weibo
- To compile All about Ken II to meet the high expectation of the
readers

20. 2. About the Program
2.3 Well-achieved positive public recognition
- Up to now, around 8000 books have been distributed to the public with
around 200,000 potential readers, and the number is increasing
continuously
Notes: Nearly 80 primary schools and secondary schools in Hong Kong with around
35,000 students already received our books donation; 15 schools in Macau and Taiwan
and Mainland China with nearly 200,000 students received our books donation,
excluding the potential readers of university libraries in Hong Kong, Mainland China
and Macau Public Library and visitors of Foundation website, Facebook and Sina Weibo

21. 3. About the Cartoon Story and
the Characters
- The story has strongly represented positive values of the following: solidarity,
justice, friendship, cherishing and environmental protection awareness
- Vividly designed cartoon characters have achieved remarkable popularity
among
children in and out of Hong Kong such as Ken and his friends Fred, Fatty, Tung
tung, Grasshopper, Bobe, Black Widow (Spider) and Sea Slater.
Note: The cartoon images have been registered with Trade Marks Registry of Intellectual
Property Department of HKSAR

22. 3. About the Cartoon Story and
the Characters
Ken Tung Tung
Ken: 9 years old, a P.3 student in Hong Kong
Dreams Come True Primary School. Ken is a
positive and outgoing person, but
sometimes mischievous, he is brave,
creative, adventurous and love to help. He
has supernatural power, which he can talk
to living creatures.
Tung Tung: A friendly and enthusiastic girl
with amblyacousia, she is familiar with
environmental protection knowledge. She
learns her strength through
accomplishing mission of protecting the
Earth with Ken, and turns the sense of her
own inferiority into confidence.

23. 3. About the Cartoon Story and
the Characters
Fatty Fred
Fred: Ken’s best friend, with very good
academic record in school. He is fearless
and enjoys going on every adventure
with Ken
Fatty: Timid and fat, but he is a generous
person. He has grown up in a rich family.

24. 3. About the Cartoon Story and
the Characters
Grasshopper Bobe
Bobe: A magical creature with strong magic,
very adorable and gets along with Ken very
well. Ken successfully accomplishes his
mission of protecting the Earth and spreading
moral ideas with Bobe’s help.
Grasshopper: A proud and a bully, controlled
by the Black Widow of Kingdom of Spiders
and interfere Ken's mission

25. 3. About the Cartoon Story and
the Characters
Black Widow Sea Slater
Black Widow: The ruler of Kingdom of
Spiders, cruel, with very powerful magic, it
dreams of controlling human through
obtaining natural power of the Earth.
Sea Slater: Works for Black Widow,
and has powerful magic, he is one
strong opponent against Ken.

26. 4. Heartwarming Stamp
Heartwarming stamp is produced by Hongkong Post and printed with our
cartoon figures, representing the moral value and environmental protection.
It can be used for local postage, stamp collection as well as ornament,
which is suitable for all kinds of promotional activities.

27. Together with the Dreamland Buddies to Make Dreams Come
True!
www.boundlessfund.org mango@boundlessfund.org

28. Thank
You!