MGM China makes cash donation to Macau charity Tung Sin Tong for 19th year running

Macau casino operator MGM China Holdings Ltd says it has extended its “long-standing commitment to community care” by donating MOP700,000 (US$86,665) to support Tung Sin Tong Charitable Society’s annual fundraising campaign, as well as the association’s wide-ranging community services. It was the 19th consecutive year of MGM China’s support for the charity’s annual money-raising campaign, and brings the casino group’s cumulative donations to MOP10 million, according to a recent announcement. Kenneth Feng Xiaofeng, chief executive and an executive director of MGM China, was quoted as saying: “For more than a century, Tung Sin Tong has been an integral part of Macau, providing medical services, poverty relief and free education that have benefitted generations of residents.” He added: “MGM is honoured to have partnered with Tung Sin Tong for many years, united by a shared commitment to serving the community and helping those in need.” Mr Feng also noted: “Reaching MOP10 million in cumulative donations is a significant milestone that speaks not only to our long-standing partnership, but also to Macau’s enduring spirit of mutual support and solidarity. “Moving forward, we will continue working hand in hand with Tung Sin Tong and our community partners to extend kindness and care to more people across the community.” At a ceremony at the company’s MGM Cotai property, Kenneth Feng; Wendy Yu, the firm’s executive vice president of human resources; and Irene Wong, senior vice president of public and community relations of MGM, presented a donation cheque. The charity’s representatives for the handover included José Chui Sai Peng, Tung Sin Tong’s board chairman; Ma Iao Iao, its board vice chairman; and directors Alberto Lei and Jeffrey Ho, per the release.