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Deluxe DIY Lantern & Treats Set
HK$138.00
Indulge in delicious treats while enjoying the fun of crafting! Designed by WeMakeGift, the DIY lantern kit sparks your creativity and adds an extra festive touch to your celebrations!
- Kee Wah Mini Walnut Cookies 3 pcs
- Kee Wah Butter Eggrolls 3 pcs
- Kee Wah Mini Red Bean Paste Mooncake with Mandarin Peel 1pc
- Lantern DIY Kit by WeMakeGift
- Stylish Jute Bag 1pc
The DIY kit includes all the necessary materials and instructions to create your own lantern. You’ll shape the wire frame, cut the rainbow paper, and install the light string—all by hand. It’s a fun and rewarding challenge!
Note: The kit contains small parts, tools, and batteries. Children should only use the kit under adult supervision.
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Mooncakes Donation Program – Hong Kong Blind Union
Hong Kong Blind Union (HKBU) was established in 1964. It is the first self-help group organized and managed by people with visual impairment. It aims at promoting the spirit of self-help and mutual-help as well as striving for equality, opportunities and independence for visually impaired persons.
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Mooncakes Donation Program – Shek Kip Mei Lutheran Centre for the Blind
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Orbis will consolidate the orders and deliver mooncakes to designated organizations in late September. There is no need for supporters to pick up or make arrangement to donate mooncakes. (If the selected donation organization reaches its donation limit, Orbis will allocate the mooncakes to another donation organization.)
Mooncakes Donation Program – The Lok Sin Tong Benevolent Society, Kowloon – Chu Ting Cheong Home For The Aged
The Lok Sin Tong Benevolent Society, Kowloon was established in the mid-19th century, originating from the "gongcheng" (public scale) near the Lun Jin Pier , where goods were weighed for trade. All proceeds from the weighing were used for charitable purposes, and in 1880, it officially became a charitable organization. Lok Sin Tong Chu Ting Cheong Home For The Aged is a government subvented combined home for the elderlies. The buildings and land were generously donated in 1976 by Mr. Chu Yan Kit, according to his late father Mr. Chu Ting Cheong’s will, to further the cause of social welfare. It began providing services in 1983 and has commenced its service conversion programme. The present capacity includes placements in the Old People’s Home Section, Long-term Care Section and Infirmary Section.
Orbis will consolidate the orders and deliver mooncakes to designated organizations in late September. There is no need for supporters to pick up or make arrangement to donate mooncakes. (If the selected donation organization reaches its donation limit, Orbis will allocate the mooncakes to another donation organization.)