The Salvation Army Hong Kong and Macau Command Holds 'Lai See Day' Event

By Christina Song

February 22, both The Salvation Army Hong Kong and Macau Command hosted the “Lai See Day” gathering. The event is part of the “Lai See Day” donation-drive, which started January 22.

Since then, The Salvation Army Hong Kong and Macau Command has gathered no less than 130,000 HKD (US $18,571).

The event took place at the New Town Plaza in Shatin, Hong Kong on Tuesday. Those who were present included the Honorable Mrs. Anson Chan; "Lai See Day" Ambassador and Advisory Board member of The Salvation Army, representatives from the “Junior Ambassadors of Lai See Day,” and 300 students.

Major Alfred Tsang; General Secretary for The Salvation Army Hong Kong and Macau Command, the Honorable Mr. Pui-hing Ju; Director of Broadcasting at the Radio Television Hong Kong (RTHK), and Mr. Lou-sin Siu; Assistant Director of Broadcasting at RTHK also appeared at the gathering.

At the event, Hong Kong Pop-dual “Twins” made a special appearance to publically endorse the "Lai See Day" donation-drive. According to event coordinators, the purpose of the event is to foster a new “Lai See culture” aimed at helping the underprivileged regain a sense of self-worth, visualize a brighter future, and work for a better tomorrow.

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