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Society refers to initiatives supporting various cultural, educational, religious, scientific, sporting or other activities promoting the greater good of society in Macau, the Greater Bay Area and greater China. Such initiatives create social improvement through upgrading economic well-being, promoting health and sharing knowledge and information among various other positive strategies. Examples have included helping Macau citizens learn about mainland China government policy, encouraging scientific research or study, creating mentorship and hosting festivals, exhibitions and sporting events for the community to enjoy and take part in.

GEG and Macau Special Olympics host Opening Ceremony and Fun Run Day to celebrate 6th Anniversary of GEG Run with a Partner Training Program

The “GEG Run with a Partner Training Program”, title‑sponsored by Galaxy Entertainment Group (“GEG”) and co‑organized with Macau Special Olympics (“MSO”), has entered its sixth year. Recently, the Opening Ceremony and Fun Run Day were successfully held, attracting over 150 representatives from local schools and…

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Sands China hosts 2026 MSO Sands China Cup – Inclusive Community Basketball Carnival, promoting inclusion and mutual support

Sands China hosted the “2026 MSO Sands China Cup – Inclusive Community Basketball Carnival,” drawing over 250 local residents. Participants included representatives from special education schools, community centers, residential care homes, and four secondary school basketball teams. Along with Sands Cares Ambassadors and Sands China…

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GEG launches “Family Cares Summer Program” at Galaxy Macau

Galaxy Entertainment Group (GEG) continued to promote a family-friendly workplace through a wide range of initiatives. This summer, GEG launched the “GEG Family Cares Summer Program,” which invited team members and their children to Galaxy Macau integrated resort. The program drew about 300 participants.

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