孔慶熒及梁巧玲慈善基金

孔慶熒家族行善為本，於一九九四年正式在香港註冊成立一個非牟利的私人慈善基金 ---「孔慶熒及梁巧玲慈善基金」，目的為推動教育與文化事業，扶貧興國。

一九八六年香港大學在本部校園舉行「孔慶熒樓」命名禮，藉以表揚孔氏家族對大學自然科學研究及研究生獎學金的大力支持。「孔慶熒樓」亦於一九九五年被政府確認為法定古蹟。

二零零八年，孔氏家族再向港大捐贈港幣一千五百萬元，並獲大學等額配對設立永久基金，支持大學弘揚人文精神，成立傑出人文學者駐校計劃。孔氏家族為慶祝孔梁巧玲女士八十大壽，特將之命名為「孔梁巧玲傑出人文學者」計劃。

孔梁巧玲女士為已故孔慶熒先生的妻子，一九二八年生於香港，在廣州婦孺醫院修讀婦產科護士課程，婚後從事護士工作。七十年代，孔夫人與丈夫開始在金融股票行業大展拳腳，兩人所創立的公司雖歷數次金融風暴，業務仍能穩健向前。二零零七年正式退休，與兒孫共享天倫。

孔慶熒先生則生於廣東省南海縣一個普通的農村家庭，然天資聰穎，終憑個人奮鬥在香港創立了一番事業。孔先生一生自奉簡樸，因自小輟學，所以特別尊重學者，並每年捐資香港經濟有困難的優秀學生升學。

Hung Hing Ying and Leung Hau Ling Charitable Foundation

The Hung family has been a staunch supporter of education. They set up the "Hung Hing Ying and Leung Hau Ling Charitable Foundation" in 1994 as a non-profit private funding body in Hong Kong in support of educational and cultural advancement in Greater China.

In 1986, the Hung Hing Ying Building on HKU's Main Campus was so named in recognition of the Hung family's generous support of physical sciences research and postgraduate scholarships at the University. In 1995, the building was declared a historical monument.

In 2008, the Hung family further donated a sum of HK$15 million which was matched dollar for dollar by the University to form a perpetual endowment. The fund will be used to support appointments of visiting distinguished scholars humanities. The Hung Leung Hau Ling Distinguished Fellow in Humanities scheme was established in Madame Hung's name, as a gift from the Hung family to celebrate her eightieth birthday.

Mrs Hung Leung Hau-ling is the wife of the late Mr Hung Hing-ying. She was born in 1928 and received her nursing education in Guangzhou, and became a practicing nurse after marriage. In the 1970s, she and her husband began their illustrious careers in the field of financial investment. Their company had unswerving development even in the midst of several financial turmoils. Mrs Hung formally retired in 2007 and now enjoys the company of her children and grandchildren.

Mr Hung Hing-ying was born in Nanhai, Guangdong. He was endowed with great intelligence and an industrious approach to life, and thus reaped rewarding profits. Being deprived of learning opportunities, he held great respect for scholars and was most supportive of sponsoring the schooling of poor but outstanding students.