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Home / Event / ALAMANDA BRINGS CNY JOY TO THE LESS FORTUNATE CHILDREN

ALAMANDA BRINGS CNY JOY TO THE LESS FORTUNATE CHILDREN

February 7, 2022 by StrawberrY Gal

 In the spirit of Chinese New Year (CNY), Alamanda Shopping  Centre (Alamanda) brought festive cheer to the children from Persatuan Kebajikan Anak  Anak Yatim Sayang KL and Selangor.

On 26 January 2022, a group of 15 children aged between 2 and 12 years old were treated  to a heart-warming celebration in Alamanda. They were greeted by the members of  Alamanda’s management team when they arrived, before being escorted for a sumptuous CNY lunch at Secret Recipe.

The mood was further enlivened when the children were treated to kiddie rides in the mall  before being ushered to the Centre Court to witness the lion dance performance. As part of  the CNY tradition, the children were then gifted with ‘angpow’ as well as mandarin oranges presented by the General Manager of Alamanda, Pang Sook Fong. The event was made  more meaningful when Alamanda’s retail partners also contributed some snacks and  goodies to the children.

Andrew Brien, Executive Director of Suria KLCC Sdn Bhd said, “The Year of Tiger symbolises new beginnings as we recover from the pandemic. It is also a time to rekindle the spirit of togetherness. As important as it is to be in the accompaniment of friends and  families during this festivity, we must remember that many do not have this privilege. In view  of this and as part of the mall’s corporate social responsibility (CSR) effort, we are honoured  to host these children and we are hopeful that this event will be a memorable one for them.”

The caretaker of Persatuan Kebajikan Anak Anak Yatim Sayang KL and Selangor, Madam  Foo Jong Hong said, “This CNY treat by Alamanda definitely means a lot to us especially the  children. The celebration is not just about receiving ‘angpow’ or the goodies, but also the  care and attention these children received at this time of the year when most of us have the  privilege to celebrate Chinese New Year with our loved ones

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