Organised by the Chinese Gold & Silver Exchange Society and co-organised by the Hong Kong Rope Skipping Association, China, the “‘Jump to The Future’ – Relay Challenge Day for Charity” was grandly held in Discovery Park, Tsuen Wan on 16 September. On that day, honourable guests from political, business, sports and performing arts sectors, such as Mr. Rimsky Yuen Kwok-Keung, the Secretary for Justice, and Mr. He-Jing, the Deputy Director of LOCPG in Hong Kong SAR, attended to support the event.

In the event, 40 rope-skipping athletes jointly broke a new world record by performing front somersaults for 145 times with a long rope. Moreover, within 4 hours 20 First Gold staff together with 2,000 people in the event to break a Hong Kong record for all participants in relay rope-skipping for 30 seconds. To acknowledge First Gold being the event sponsor, and showing supports and passions to rope-skipping, the organiser issued a certificate of appreciation to First Gold representative on stage.

The fund raised in the event, which was more than HK$1.7 million, would benefit the mental health services scheme of Tung Wah Group of Hospitals, and Hong Kong rope-skipping athletes as the expenditure for participating in international competitions. The remaining amount will be allocated to the Chinese Gold & Silver Exchange Society Charity Fund. First Gold hopes for even more fund raised in the upcoming charity events to benefit and bring joy to the community.