To commend Wynn for its contributions to the country and the Macau SAR during the pandemic, Yao Jian, Deputy Director of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Macao SAR, and his colleagues met with Wynn's management team and presented a donation certificate to Wynn as a token of recognition. At the meeting, Yao, leading Chen Guokai and Zuo Xianghua, respectively the Director General and Director of the Economic Affairs Department of the Liaison Office of the Central People's Government in the Macao SAR, were welcomed by Ms. Linda Chen, Vice Chairman and Executive Director of Wynn Macau, Limited, as well as the management team. 

Wynn previously donated MOP 20 million to support mainland China in combating the pandemic. Besides purchasing and donating 30,000 pieces of medical protective gear to Hubei province (worth MOP 3.4 million), Wynn also contributed HKD 10 million to the donation account collected by the Macau Liaison Office to assist the follow up work on the pandemic in Hubei. Meanwhile, under the guidance and assistance of the Macau Liaison Office, Wynn donated 5 large-scale, high-standard artificial heart-lung machines and multiple sets of medical supplies for adults and children (worth over MOP 6.3 million) to key hospitals in Hubei (including Zhongnan Hospital of Wuhan University, Renmin Hospital of Wuhan University, and TongJi Hospital of Huazhong University of Science and Technology, among others). Wynn's goal was to help medical institutions in various places rapidly improve the level of first aid available for critically ill patients through the donation of advanced high-end medical equipment of international standard, improve the treatment success rate for patients being severely impacted by the virus, and further enhance the overall effectiveness of treatment. In doing so, it could provide effective support for subsequent prevention and control work. On the local front in Macau, Wynn launched a scheme in April to deliver meals made with love to frontline medical staff at Kiang Wu Hospital for 60 consecutive days. In May, 18 medical professionals from Kiang Wu Hospital hosted a total of 75 learning sessions on virus prevention and hygiene training for 2,848 Wynn team members. These sessions included information on anti-pandemic measures and relevant knowledge that had been adopted at home and abroad. Additionally, these medical professionals also taught and encouraged attendees to correctly maintain these measures alongside personal hygiene habits.

In support of Macau's anti-pandemic work, Wynn actively leveraged its global procurement network and purchased 1 million medical face masks suitable for hospital use from suppliers around the world, which were donated to the MSAR government. Wynn also ordered over MOP 2 million worth of hand sanitizer from local suppliers. With support from the Macao Chamber of Commerce, these supplies are expected to reach members of the Macao Chamber of Commerce and local companies in need. This initiative is expected to benefit over 13,000 local small and medium enterprises (SMEs) while also supporting local production of anti-epidemic supplies. In addition, Wynn also donated anti-pandemic supplies and electronic devices for online learning to organizations including Tung Sin Tong and Salvation Army (Macau) Education Center in order to support the different needs of all walks of life in Macau. In parallel, Wynn sympathized with the huge impact of the pandemic on local SMEs and donated MOP 5 million to support SMEs, social enterprises, social service organizations, and the underprivileged who are most affected, joining hands with the community to combat the situation. In the hope of promoting the sustainable development of Macau's economy in the face of the pandemic, Wynn also took the lead in cooperating with local SMEs to support the production of locally designed reusable masks, becoming Macau's first large-scale international integrated enterprise to procure and use reusable "Made in Macao" masks. Wynn took such practical steps in order to assist SMEs and alleviate the impact of the virus on society and the economy. Lastly, Wynn officially launched the "Caring 8000" campaign that will run for seven months from May to December this year to complement the electronic consumption vouchers introduced by the government, involving the participation of about 700 local SMEs. The campaign aims to enhance online promotion and enrich the sales experience for SMEs, encourage consumption among the public and accelerate the economic recovery in the community.

The pandemic is brutal, but there is still a spirit of care in the world. The Wynn team wholeheartedly connects with the community and will continue to use its advantages to contribute to the fight against the virus alongside the people of Macau and the whole country.

As one of Wynn Resorts (Macau) S.A. most far-reaching corporate social responsibility initiatives, the company today announced a donation of MOP 80 million to the University of Macau Development Foundation (UMDF), supporting the educational development of the University of Macau and its Asia-Pacific Academy of Economics and Management.

Mid-Autumn Festival is especially meaningful this year as it coincides with the National Day of the People's Republic of China on October 1. To commemorate this double celebration, Wynn has created vibrant mooncake gift boxes to symbolize the joyful reunion of family and friends during this festive season.

This year, Wynn again participated in the second edition of the 'Macao Integrated Tourism and Leisure Enterprise Vocational Skills Competition' co-organised by the Labour Affairs Bureau and the Macao Federation of Trade Unions, now in its second year. Wynn team members achieved outstanding performances and won a number of awards, including the Special Gold Award in Game Table Service, Runner-up in Gaming Calculation, the Special Gold Award and Most Attentive Award in Housekeeping and Theme Design, the Bronze Award in Room Facility and Maintenance, the Gold Award in F&B Culinary, as well as the Best Appetizer, Best Main Course and Runner-up in Overall F&B Performance.

Since the outbreak of the pandemic, Wynn has been actively supporting the Macau SAR in its anti-pandemic prevention work through donations of funds and related medical supplies, helping to ensure that affected communities can receive appropriate support. In a further move to promote the sustainable development of Macau's economy, Wynn has also taken the initiative to provide support to a local business that designs and produces eco-friendly sustainable masks, becoming Macau's first large-scale international integrated resort operator to procure and use reusable "Made in Macao" masks. The procurement in the first phase totaled several hundred thousand patacas, helping the business by alleviating the social and economic impact brought by the pandemic.

In order to uphold the spirit of corporate philanthropy and caring for society, Wynn has been continually contributing to the development of the Macau community. On June 16, Wynn made a donation of MOP300,000 to this year's Welfare Shop Project of Macau Holy House of Mercy (SCMM), and financed the distribution of food hampers to 365 underprivileged families. This marks Wynn's eighth consecutive year of support for the SCMM Welfare Shop Project.

Wynn today hosted a sharing session on National People's Congress (NPC) and Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) at Wynn Palace. At the event, Ms. Ho Sut Heng, Macao Deputy to the NPC and President of the Macao Federation of Trade Unions, and Ms. Ho Teng Iat, Member of the CPPCC and President of the Women's General Association of Macao, gave an overview of the spirit and purpose of the NPC and CPPCC to Wynn team members. In addition, Mr. Ho King Lun, Macao Deputy to the NPC and President of the Industry and Commerce Association of Macao, and Mr. Ho Ion Sang, Member of the CPPCC and Vice President of the General Union of Neighborhood Association of Macao were also invited to lead in-depth discussions on policies related to the country's social development, economy and people's livelihoods, as well as assistance provided to SMEs.

The epidemic is seriously impacting the local business environment, with small- and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) particularly in the food & beverage

For the fourth consecutive year, Wynn Macau has retained its position as the only resort in the world with eight Five-Star awards on the 2020 Forbes Travel Guide (FTG) Star Rating list. With a total of 22 across its global portfolio of hotels, spas and restaurants, Wynn Resorts holds the most FTG Five-Star awards of any independent hotel company in the world.