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March 2025 marks the 90th anniversary of the world-renowned classic board game "Monopoly". Hong Kong charity Yan Oi Tong will collaborate with Monopoly Dream World to host the "Monopoly 90th Anniversary Yan Oi Tong Charity Competition" as an official celebration event in Hong Kong. The event will also raise funds for Yan Oi Tong's various welfare services. The preliminary and final rounds of the competition will be held on February 15 and 22, 2025, respectively, with 1,000 participants.
This competition is for individuals, and all Monopoly fans of different ages are welcome to compete for the title of Hong Kong champion. Each participant will receive a rich player bag, including a commemorative eco-friendly bag, a thermos cup, a folder, a medal, a finisher certificate, etc. The champion will also receive a prize of HK$20,580, which is equivalent to the total value of a classic Monopoly deck.
In addition, to commemorate this grand event, Yan Oi Tong has specially launched the "Yan Oi Tong Charity Commemorative Edition Monopoly Board Game" for charity sale to raise funds.
Each set is priced at HK$388, and the donation will be used to help more grassroots and people in need. The board game will be based on the various welfare services, fund projects and large-scale events of Yan Oi Tong, allowing players to experience the fun Monopoly game while learning about the comprehensive services of Yan Oi Tong.
This encourages everyone to actively do good deeds and is very worthy of collection.
Yan Oi Tong is one of the six major charities in Hong Kong. Since the 1930s, it has established Chinese medicine clinics, provided medical services and medicines, and carried out poverty relief and disaster relief work. In order to meet the development and needs of the society, the church was registered as a non-profit charity in 1977. With the purpose of "helping the elderly and the young, promoting education and nurturing talents, helping the weak and maintaining health, caring for the community and building harmony with neighbors", it provides social welfare, medical care, education, employment training, sports, environmental protection and social enterprise services to the public. There are nearly 170 service units throughout Hong Kong, Kowloon and the New Territories. Yan Oi Tong website: www.yot.org.hk
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