The SkyWorld management team (from left to right): Richard Lee, Timothy Wong, Joey Tong, Vince Tan, chief project officer Lee Chee Seng, managing director Datuk Ng Thien Phing, Amerpal Khosa, Pauline Phang, Jenny Wai.
KUALA LUMPUR: 50 orphans from Pertubuhan Kebajikan Anak Yatim Mary KL received a heartwarming surprise visit from property developer, SkyWorld Development Sdn. Bhd.
The children enjoyed fun and games including a hearty lunch with SkyWorld’s team at their Property Gallery located in SkyArena, Setapak, which is five minutes drive away from the orphanage.
The kids having fun with arts and crafts while being entertained by Mr.KaKa the clown's balloon act.
“We believe in giving back to the community we operate in. We want to encompass the spirit of 1Malaysia, and our team is always on an active lookout for any charity homes and the underprivileged who are in need of financial assistance and cheer especially in these trying times,” said Mr.Lee Chee Seng, Chief Project Officer and EXCO member of SkyWorld Development.
SkyWorld Development chief project officer and EXCO member Mr. Lee Chee Seng presenting the RM10,000 cheque to ‘Pertubuhan Kebajikan Anak Yatim Mary KL'.
SkyWorld presented RM10,000 to the orphanage’s caretaker, Sister Malar, to help with the home’s monthly operational expenses. ‘We strongly encourage philanthropy as we want to help communities in need progress towards a brighter future and we hope other organisations will also help promote community welfare,” added Mr. Lee.
SkyWorld aims to nurture a vertical community built around health and wellness facilitated by a 9.4-acre multi-facility sports complex designed within their upcoming mega 28-acres mixed-development project, SkyArena at Setapak. This integrated development is slated for completion in 2021 and will feature SOHO residences, a retail mall and commercial space, as well as a boutique hotel.
