Sands China Presents Light the Night Run Donation Cheques to Two Local NGOs

MOP 100,000 each to Macau IC2 Association and Caritas Macau

(Macao, June 26, 2019) – Sands China Ltd. presented ceremonial donation cheques totalling MOP 200,000 to two local nongovernmental organisations June 19 at The Venetian^® Macao. The funds were raised at April’s Light the Night Run charity event at The Parisian Macao, with Sands China topping up the total donation amount with its own contribution.

Macau IC2 Association and Caritas Macau each received a cheque for MOP 100,000 Wednesday, presented by representatives from Sands China. The donations will be used by Macau IC2 Association to sponsor its upcoming Art for Community event, and by Caritas Macau to allow its users with restricted mobility gain free access to its stair climber service.

It is the second year in a row for the Light the Night Run to raise funds to donate to local nongovernmental organisations as part of Sands China’s corporate social responsibility efforts.

Photo caption: Sam Chongnin (left), vice president of corporate communications and community affairs for Venetian Macau Limited, presents a ceremonial cheque for MOP 100,000 to Leong Ka Seng (centre), president of Macau IC2 Association, and Ruby Lou Sio Ha (right), chairlady of the Executive Board of the Association of Parents of the People with Intellectual Disabilities of Macau, June 19 at The Venetian Macao. The funds were raised at April’s Light the Night Run charity event at The Parisian Macao, and will be used by Macau IC2 Association to sponsor its upcoming Art for Community event.

Photo caption: Sam Chongnin (left), vice president of corporate communications and community affairs for Venetian Macau Limited, presents a ceremonial cheque for MOP 100,000 to Tereza Lai Miu Leng, board member of Caritas Macau, June 19 at The Venetian Macao. The funds were raised at April’s Light the Night Run charity event at The Parisian Macao, and will be used by Caritas Macau to allow its users with restricted mobility gain free access to its stair climber service.

Photo caption: Sam Chongnin (second from right), vice president of corporate communications and community affairs for Venetian Macau Limited, and Annie Lam (third from right), the company’s director of community affairs, present ceremonial cheques for MOP 100,000 to representatives from Macau IC2 and Caritas Macau June 19 at The Venetian Macao. The funds were raised at April’s Light the Night Run charity event at The Parisian Macao, and will be used by Macau IC2 Association to sponsor its upcoming Art for Community event, and by Caritas Macau to allow its users with restricted mobility gain free access to its stair climber service.