We raised $12,000 to help Japan’s earthquake and tsunami mishaps through Mercy Relief in Singapore

Our colleagues participated in the New Territories Walk organized by Hong Kong Community Chest to help children and youths

Staff in Singapore spent time with the residents of Bethany Methodist Nursing Home

“Bucket of Gold” is our flagship charity campaign in Malaysia organized annually

Spastic Children's Association of Selangor & Federal Territory was the beneficiary of Eu Yan Sang Bucket of Gold charity campaign 2010.

Eu Yan Sang’s 130th Anniversary Charity Walk Raises S$448,888.88 for 3 charities

Presenting the proceeds raised from the gala dinner for the Tunku Azizah Fertility Foundation.
From left: Her Royal Highness The Crown Princess of Pahang, His Highness Tengku Hassanal Ibrahim Shah, His Royal Highness The Crown Prince Of Pahang, Dato’ Anne Eu, Mr. Richard Eu, Mr. Lok Eng Hock.

Eu Yan Sang raised RM$1,116,159.56 for Sichuan Earthquake victims through the “Dong Di Yin” Charity show

Antiviral Formulae for SARS Press Conference

2011: We raised $12,000 in Singapore to support Mercy Relief’s ongoing aids such as Japan’s earthquake and tsunami mishaps.

2011: Eu Yan Sang participated in the New Territories Walk to help raise funds to provide appropriate care and supportive services to the children and youths. This event was organized by the Hong Kong Community Chest.

2011: We showed our care to the home residents at Bethany Methodist Nursing Home in Singapore during the Mid Autumn Festival.

2003 - 2011: “Bucket of Gold” is another annual charity campaign initiated by Eu Yan Sang in Malaysia since 2003. The campaign aims to support educational and charitable causes. It has since raised about RM$626,399 for eight worthy causes. This includes Spastic Children’s Association of Selangor & Federal Territory, Pusat Penjagaan Kanak Kanak Cacat Taman Megah, Selangor School for the Deaf, Victory Youth Centre, Yayasan Sunbeams House, New Era College and Yok Choy Independent High School and Alzheimer’s Disease Foundation Malaysia.

2008 - 2011: In the pursuit of delivering premium-quality TCM products to our customers, Eu Yan Sang is also mindful of acting responsibly in order not to harm the environment. We have pledged not to sell or use any animal parts derived from endangered species (tiger, rhinoceros and bear), and are in full support of the initiative by ACRES and Singapore TCM Organisations Committee (STOC). The ACRES & STOC Endangered Species-Friendly TCM labels are on display at all our retail stores and TCM clinics in Singapore to further raise awareness of the need to protect endangered species. We are the first TCM clinic network that is showing our support towards endangered species.

2009: We raised S$448,888.88 through conducting a charity walk in Singapore to help the Bethany Methodist Nursing Home, HighPoint Community Services Association and Life! Community Development Ltd. We donated part proceeds of our retail sales in Singapore to these beneficiaries and funded the entire cost of organising the charity drive.

2009: As part of our effort in supporting community projects during 130th anniversary celebration, Eu Yan Sang Malaysia supported Tunku Azizah Fertility Foundation (TAFF) to help poor Malaysian couples realize their dreams of starting a family. We raised RM$1,028,000 through a charity gala dinner held in Kuala Lumpur.

2008: Eu Yan Sang Malaysia raised RM$1,116,159.56 for the Sichuan Earthquake victims through the “Don Di Yin” Charity Campaign held on April 19, 2008. Our offices in Hong Kong and Singapore also donated to help the earthquake victims.

2003: During the SARS epidemic, Eu Yan Sang Centre manufactured and produced 42,000 free Anti-Viral TCM sachets for healthcare workers who were at the forefront of the fight against Hong Kong’s SARS outbreak. The Anti-Viral Formula (Kang Du Bu Fei Pills) was developed by the Chinese University of Hong Kong. We also donated Anti-Viral TCM products worth more than HK$500,000 to Kwong Wah Hospital and TVB for medical and nursing staff, voluntary groups and disadvantaged citizens. As a group, the other offices in Malaysia and Singapore have also supported healthcare workers through other means.

2001: We launched a charity event in aid of the Singapore Home Nursing Foundation and raised S$207,000 for needy patients.