JINJIANG, China, July 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — On July 1, Anta Group’s HEMIN Foundation released its first report covering the years 2021–2024. The Foundation was established in December 2021 with an announcement of RMB 10 billion donation from Anta Group’s founding family. Upholding the charitable philosophy of the Founder of Anta Group and Honorary Chairman of the Foundation, Mr. Ding Hemu, in benevolence, aiding people in need, and giving back to society, the donations focuses on healthcare, targeting Medical & Health, Sports & Education, and Community Giveback. By the end of 2024, the Foundation had donated over RMB 650 million including RMB 550 million for Medical & Health, RMB 45.53 million for Sports & Education, and RMB 56.26 million for Community Giveback. Donations for 2025 are expected to reach RMB 1.13 billion.
The Foundation announced to fully fund RMB 2 billion to establish Shanghai Sixth People’s Hospital, Fujian Hospital (HEMIN Campus), a non-profit, Class III Grade A comprehensive public hospital and National Trauma Regional Medical Center. The facility is planned to accommodate approximately 1,000 beds. Upon completion in the first half of 2026, HEMIN Campus will primarily serve residents of Jinjiang and Quanzhou, elevate regional medical services, and benefit Fujian, neighboring provinces, and countries along the “Belt and Road”.
To advance regional healthcare, the Foundation donated RMB 100 million for the “Medical Aid & Care Fund”. This supports Quanzhou/Jinjiang hospitals in acquiring advanced equipment and talent recruitment. It provides social medical aid, assisting 785 individuals over three years, and congenital heart disease (CHD) support, screening over 1,600 people and treating 190 CHD patients.
In sports philanthropy, the Foundation committed a RMB-10-million donation over five years to assist athletes affected by career-ending injuries. By 2024, RMB 2 million had been distributed, benefiting 271 athletes nationwide.
In education, its donations span from basic education to higher education. Through the establishment of multiple scholarship/teaching funds, the foundation has supported over 2,500 students, with a total aid amount totaling over RMB 47 million.
In community giveback, the foundation has built a support system that ensures “early childcare, elder support, accessible healthcare, and caring communities” through a series of community giveback projects. Its initiatives include: RMB-2.41 -million donation for rural revitalization; RMB-20-million donation for autism treatment in children; and 17 consecutive years of monthly stipends for local seniors, benefiting over 35,000 individuals.
