GEORGE TOWN, February 17 – The Wedding Party,” an evening of culture, empowerment, and philanthropy, successfully raised funds in support of the Women’s Centre for Change (WCC). Held at Lava Mansion, the event gathered influential leaders, philanthropists, and advocates to fund vital programs, including counseling, shelter, and education for women and children affected by abuse.
The night featured a “Brides of All Nations” Fashion Show by Hafizah of THE FABRICGRAM, celebrating cultural diversity through bridal elegance. A Qi Pao showcase highlighted active aging with senior models, while vibrant Ronggeng, Latin, and K-pop performances entertained the audience. Guests also enjoyed live entertainment and networking opportunities, making the event an unforgettable celebration of women’s empowerment and community support.
The success of “The Wedding Party” underscores the community’s commitment to social change and gender equality. WCC expressed gratitude for the overwhelming support, emphasizing that the funds raised will directly benefit women and children in need, strengthening their mission to provide protection and opportunities for a better future.
