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Seremban developer brings CNY cheer to special needs children

Each child received angpaos and personalised gift sets, bringing smiles and warmth to the occasion.

Updated 1 year ago · Published on 08 Feb 2025 3:58PM

Seremban developer brings CNY cheer to special needs children
Matrix Concepts also donated RM5,000 to each of the three organisations - February 8, 2025

MATRIX Concepts Holdings Berhad ushered in the festive spirit of Chinese New Year with a heartfelt celebration dedicated to children with special needs.

The event brought joy to children from Beautiful Gate Foundation Seremban Centre, Persatuan Perkembangan Insan Istimewa Seremban (Touch Community), and Program Pendidikan Khas Integrasi (PPKI) of SK Bandar Sri Sendayan, reinforcing the company’s commitment to fostering inclusivity and community well-being.

The celebration featured a DIY calligraphy workshop and festive decoration-making activities, offering them a hands-on cultural experience.

The evening continued with a special dinner at Halia Hall, d’Tempat Country Club, where guests were entertained by mesmerising performances, including the Thousand Hand Dance, face-changing acts,and acrobatic displays.

Each child received angpaos and personalised gift sets, bringing smiles and warmth to the occasion.

Tan Sze Chee, Co-Chief Executive Officer, Property Development Division, said Matrix Concepts also donated RM5,000 to each of the three organisations. – February 8, 2025

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