The Orbis Raffle 2026 concluded its two-month run on June 30, this year raising over 890,000 in support of the non-profit’s sight-saving work.
The result of the raffle, which this year featured 100 prizes worth over 450,000 patacas, was announced in a statement by Orbis Macau yesterday.
A total of 100 winners, along with 30 standbys were drawn by Orbis Macau Director of Development Isabel da Silva at their headquarters on Friday, with the event witnessed by a Macau Gaming Inspection and Coordination Bureau (DICJ) representative and volunteer auditor Sevina Leung, CPA, the statement said.
The list of winners can also be found on www.orbis.org/moraffle-en
The statement highlighted: “Every raffle ticket represented more than a chance to win – it was a direct contribution to advancing paediatric sight-saving programmes and sustainable medical training”, with Orbis Macau highlighting the appreciation for all donors, sponsors, partners, and volunteers.
“The joint efforts make critical eye care more accessible, transforming young lives and protecting their vision so they can learn, grow, and reach their full potential free from avoidable vision loss”, the statement added.
Meanwhile, the statement said that the Orbis Flying Eye Hospital will arrive in Macau on August 31 to launch the 2026 Orbis Flying Eye Hospital–Macau Programme, which will celebrate “Orbis’s 20 years of partnership with the people of Macau”.
The statement added that Orbis will conduct its first simulation training programme in Macau, with the event especially prepared for the eye care teams of their partner hospitals in China to “enhance knowledge and skills for them to safeguard the long-term eye health of communities in rural China”.
The Goodwill Tour will offer registered participants the rare opportunity to board the Flying Eye Hospital for a first-hand insight into Orbis’s sight-saving and medical training work.
Furthermore, a Recurring Donation Programme, along with exclusive commemorative gifts in celebration of Orbis Macau’s 20th anniversary, will be launched, the statement said, adding that participating donors can also get a scratch card for a chance to win a spot on the Goodwill Tour. One can get more details by contacting Orbis Macau on 2830 0787 or info.macau@orbis.org.
Orbis Macau Director of Development Isabel da Silva (left) and volunteer auditor Sevina Leung (centre) look on during Friday’s raffle. – Photo: Orbis Macau
