IN CONJUNCTION with World Sight Day 2020, L’Occitane Malaysia celebrated the occasion by continuing its efforts to fund local eye care projects through a competition held in collaboration with UCSI University’s Institute of Creative Arts and Design (ICAD).
The competition aimed to search for the best design that will be printed on charity merchandise to fund eye screening and free spectacles to deserving communities in Malaysia.
L’Occitane Malaysia brand general manager Elida Wong shared that the goal of the competition was to motivate students to put their skills to the good cause of caring for sight.
“The Caring for Sight Charity Kit is L’Occitane Malaysia’s annual effort towards raising funds for eye care patients,” Wong added. “This year, we wanted students to gain industry experience by participating in a design project that will help the visually impaired receive eye care.”
The design competition saw the winning student, Kenny Ling Ee Tak, bagging the prize of RM1,000, while this design will be printed on a charity pouch that will be available in L’Occitane stores nationwide from Oct 1 onwards, while stocks last.
