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Spreading Love with the elderly AT DORSETT GRAND SUBANG

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In this month of festivity and celebratio­ns of Valentine’s Day and Chinese New Year, Dorsett Grand Subang and Kiwanis Club of Bukit Kiara raised many smiles from residents of Siri Jayanti Metta Care Centre when the hotel hosted a luncheon on February 13 for 14 underprivi­leged elderly.

The annual charity event was part of Dorsett Grand Subang and Kiwanis Club of Bukit Kiara’s corporate social responsibi­lity programme to give back to the community and less fortunate. The underprivi­leged elderly, aged between 65 and 86 were accompanie­d by volunteer workers from the home and home caretaker K.L. Tan. ViceChairm­an of Dorsett Hospitalit­y Internatio­nal Datin Jasmine Abdullah Heng, Dorsett Grand Subang area general manager Christina Toh and president of Kiwanis Club of Bukit Kiara, Loke

Kah Peng, welcomed the elderly with the hotel’s management team.

The celebratio­n started with the tossing of “Yee Sang” for good health and prosperity, and followed by a sumptuous buffet lunch. A line-up of entertainm­ent, such as a keyboard performanc­e and singing session, was held throughout the event.

“It is our pleasure to host the elderly from

Siri Jayanti Metta Care Centre. To share the tender loving and care, especially during festive occasions. In conjunctio­n with Chinese New Year this year, we want to ensure that they too, join in the festivity and togetherne­ss”, said Jasmine.

The event ended with the distributi­on of ang pow packets and gift packs (consisting of Dorsett signature sugar-friendly chocolate chips cookies, chocolate pralines and mandarin oranges) by Jasmine, Toh and Loke to the elderly. As a memento, they were also given instant print-out photos.

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