The present presentation is a continuation of a larger project entitled ‘Toward an Understanding of Stewardship in Macau’ conducted by Mike Thompson of the Macau Ricci Institute in 2021. Thompson used a phronetic research approach and conducted in-depth interviews with 14 key opinion leaders in Macau. His finding was that stewardship was not a term in normal use by participants but they provided their understanding and application to the term from which six stewardship behaviours were derived, namely CSR engagement, educational commitment, environmental preservation, social care, social care for non-residents, and ethical motivation. The present study has further analysed the recorded transcriptions and a seventh dimension was identified, which is ‘taking care of the grassroots people of Macau’. In order to better understand the perception and opinions of the Macau people toward these seven dimensions of stewardship, three focus group interviews were conducted with school educators, the NGOs/NPOs, and the SMEs. The findings revealed that different groups of stakeholders have different needs but they do demonstrate many commonalities in terms of social needs especially during the difficult times caused by the pandemic. The government is suggested to take the lead in all aspects of stewardship and a comprehensive rethinking of the deep structural problems in the society is urgently called for.