Taiwanese rock band Mayday donates RM696,000 to Singaporean non-profit in appreciation of country's fans


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Mayday gifted the money to My Inspiring Journey Hub which provides education and life skills for special needs students aged four to 40 who have conditions such as autism, cerebral palsy, dyslexia and more. Photo: Handout

Taiwanese rock band Mayday has made a $200,000 (RM696,000) donation to a Singaporean non-profit to mark its appreciation for the country's fans who have supported its music over 25 years.

The quintet – comprising vocalist Ashin, leader and guitarist Monster, guitarist Stone, bassist Masa and drummer Ming (also known as Guan You) – gifted the money to My Inspiring Journey Hub (MIJ Hub), which provides education and life skills for special needs students aged four to 40 who have conditions such as autism, cerebral palsy, dyslexia, Down syndrome, global developmental delay and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.

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