Frank Grose 高穎 (1906-1988), was the son of John Francis Grose 高寶森 (1887-1960). He was the chairman of the Welfare League 同仁會, an association of Eurasian charitable organizations.
After graduating from Queen's College, he became a stockbroker and by the 1920s he was a member of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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The Welfare League, often referred to historically as the Eurasian Welfare League, was a prominent charitable organization in Hong Kong.
Formed in the early 1930s, it was established by community leaders to provide aid, education, and welfare services specifically for Hong Kong's Eurasian population.
• Founding: The League was formed in 1930 via an anonymous donation of $10,000, driven by founders like Wong Kam-fuk, Hung Hing-kam, and J.F. Grose.
• Leadership: J.F. Grose served as the League's President, playing a vital role in organizing relief and community efforts.
• Legacy & Philanthropy: The organization operated the Grose Memorial Fund, which supported facilities like the China Coast Community’s home in Kowloon Tong.
On Gwulo we recently decided not to use AI enhanced images, as they can often be misleading. Please could you replace the photo above with a non-AI version, or I can delete this one if no alternative is available.
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Frank Grose 高穎 (1906-1988), was the son of John Francis Grose 高寶森 (1887-1960). He was the chairman of the Welfare League 同仁會, an association of Eurasian charitable organizations.
After graduating from Queen's College, he became a stockbroker and by the 1920s he was a member of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange.
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The Welfare League, often referred to historically as the Eurasian Welfare League, was a prominent charitable organization in Hong Kong.
Formed in the early 1930s, it was established by community leaders to provide aid, education, and welfare services specifically for Hong Kong's Eurasian population.
• Founding: The League was formed in 1930 via an anonymous donation of $10,000, driven by founders like Wong Kam-fuk, Hung Hing-kam, and J.F. Grose.
• Leadership: J.F. Grose served as the League's President, playing a vital role in organizing relief and community efforts.
• Legacy & Philanthropy: The organization operated the Grose Memorial Fund, which supported facilities like the China Coast Community’s home in Kowloon Tong.
AI enhanced photos
Hi h9430500,
On Gwulo we recently decided not to use AI enhanced images, as they can often be misleading. Please could you replace the photo above with a non-AI version, or I can delete this one if no alternative is available.
Thanks & regards, David
no touch up on this one
see if this is acceptable w thx