Hit 1 GONG 1 Bowl of Free Rice to Charity 一声钟声一碗饭

Hit the Gong one time, gain 1 bowl of fragrant rice for Charity.

Yes! That’s True !!!  Very simple, no registration requires, and everybody can play a part!

Starting from 00:01am on the 7^th February, i.e. Lunar New Year's Day, just go to the website omy (Singapore News and Interactive portal), to strike a Gong, or you can click on the Bell below which I have linked to the event),  the sponsor, “SongHe Fragrant Rice”, will donate 50g of fragrant rice for charity (for those old people who are staying alone).

After striking the Gong, leave behind your name, the email address, as well as your wishes for this Year of Rat.

We are hoping to accumulate 30,000 Gongs, gain 1500kg of fragrant rice, let 300 old people who are staying alone, each person to have 3 months of free fragrant rice supply.

So, Let's Hit The Gong !!!

是的！一声钟声一碗饭

祈福方法：

 

大年初一凌晨开始, 网友们都可以上 omy 或点击上面那个钟（hyperlink）敲钟祈福。敲钟之后，留下你的名字或网名、电邮，以及你的鼠年祝语，赞助商“松鹤香米”就会捐赠相等于50g香米，给于独居老人。

 

我们希望这项活动能累积3万个钟声，筹集1500kg香米，让300个独居老人每人有3个月免费香米供应。

 

1 Correct Word = 20 grains of Rice

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Do you know you can help to end the world hunger while playing vocabulary game?

For each word that you get right, 20 grains of rice will be donated to United Nations World Food Programme to help end world hunger.

The rice is paid for by the advertisers whose names you see on the bottom of your vocabulary screen when you play the game. The money generated by these advertisements is used to buy the rice. By playing, you generate the money that pays for the rice donated to hungry people!!!

So, start earning the grains now...

Play Vocabulary Game and Help to End World Hunger

 

1 word = 20 grains 5 words = 100 grains
nnnnn... words = piles.... of grains
 

Do you know you can help to end the world hunger while playing vocabulary game?

Yes!

For each word that you get right
20 grains of rice
will be donated to
 United Nations World Food Programme

to help end world hunger
So, start earning the grains now...

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