Galaxy shows support for the elderly community during Chinese New Year

To celebrate the Chinese New Year, Galaxy Entertainment arranged a host of activities for single-living elderly members and families of elderly doubletons of Peng On Tung Tele-Assistance Services Center.

The service users were invited to visit the Chinese New Year Market held by Galaxy Macau and GEG volunteers paid a visit and delivered festive gifts to them on the fourth day of the Chinese New Year to spread warmth, care and respect to Macau’s elderly community. 
Prior to the Chinese New Year, GEG invited 30 elderly users of Peng On Tung to the Chinese New Year market of Galaxy Macau, during which, Mr. Philip Cheng, Director of GEG, presented a MOP200,000 cheque to Ms. Ng Siu Lai, President of UGAMM on behalf of the UGAMM Peng On Tung Charity Foundation.
The funds will go towards the sponsorship of UGAMM’s Community Caring Program, which GEG has been sponsoring for six consecutive years, and subsidize the underprivileged to use Peng On Tung’s services.
In addition to the cheque presentation, GEG also arranged for the elderly users to visit the Chinese New Year Market and enjoy the Galaxy Macau Diamond Show. Meanwhile, GEG volunteers also presented them with festive gift packs and flowers purchased from social enterprises, in hopes of sharing the festive joy whilst supporting the development of local social services organizations. 
Furthermore, on the fourth day of Chinese New Year, GEG volunteers visited 30 users of Peng On Tung, whom are elderly members that lived alone and families of elderly doubletons.
The volunteers presented them with hand-knit scarves and gift packs that GEG had specially bought from social enterprises, including festive decorations, seafood XO sauce, and vacuum cups, to disseminate the message of care and concern for the elderly. 

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