KUCHING: Super Vision Event Enterprise will hold a charity concert to raise fund for Wishesland (Kuching and Samarahan Division Cerebral Palsy Association) on December 12 at Hoi Tin Lau Restaurant here.
The organising chairperson Sharon Bong, who is also the president of the Super Vision Event Enterprise, revealed that the organising committee is selling tickets for 60 tables, priced at RM300, RM100 and RM60 per person.
For donors who contributed over RM1688, they will be awarded the title of Charity Ambassador and will be presented with a crown, sash, certificate of appreciation signed by the guest of honour, two complimentary tickets and personalised poster as well as having their photographs shown during a slideshow presentation.
The concert is targeting a total collection of RM100,000 and the net profit will be donated to Wishesland.
The organising committee will hold a donation drive campaign at TJ Delight Food Court at Tabuan Jaya on Friday evening at 7.30, to sell tickets for the charity dinner and to collect donations for the RM1688 donation package.
Members of the public can also make their donations via online banking to Wishesland’s account ― 01700336097 (Hong Leong Bank).
For further information, please contact Sharon Bong at 016-8880268 or Vivien Ting at 016-8861533.
Meanwhile, Wishesland president Chi Poh Yung said that the association is currently working on completing three projects.
The first project is to build a Neuro Science Centre to provide neuro-sound and neuro-feedback programmes to the cerebral palsy children. It is expected to be completed by end of this year.
The second project will be building a non-permanent Boccia Arena for the cerebral palsy children and adults to practice Boccia games so they could represent Sarawak in Para Sukma. However, the association is still waiting for the state government’s approval to build the arena at Jalan Crookshank, here.
The last project is to complete the Magick Garden whereby 20 sculptures are still in the process of completion. The sculpture, which costs around RM5,000 each, will provide sensory effects to the children.
“Hence, we are urgently in need of more funds to complete these projects for the benefits of the children,” added Chi.
