The Centara Grand Mirage Beach Resort celebrated its fourth anniversary by catering a dinner for 300 children at the Father Ray Foundation.
General Manager Robert John Lohrmann led employees to the foundation’s cafeteria Nov. 7 for a day of fun and food. Father Ray President Peter Pattarapong Srivorakul welcomed the hotel staffers, thanking them for celebrating by helping others.
Dinner included chicken salad, chicken soup and many sweets. Additional food was distributed to 70 students from the Redemptorist School for Persons with Disabilities.
Robert John Lohrmann, GM of the Centara Grand Mirage Beach Resort Pattaya receives a gift from Father Pattarapong Srivorakul, President of the Father Ray Foundation after organizing a feast for the children.
The kids thanked their chefs by putting on a “Bee Sookrit” dance show, which drew lots of applause.
Lohrmann said the hotel wanted to share the occasion of the Naklua hotel’s anniversary by giving back to the community. “We are pleased to share fun activities with the community and in the near future, there will be more to come.”
The kids thanked their chefs by putting on a “Bee Sookrit” dance show, which drew lots of applause.
Redemptorist School Vice-Principal Likit Taksin thanked the resort staffers and said it made the children happy. “Thanks to the kind-hearted people who care for the community, it was great to see the children so happy. (The children do) not have many opportunities like this … it was great for the Grand Centara Mirage Beach Resort Pattaya to sponsor and care for the children.”
The Centara Grand Mirage Beach Resort opened Nov. 9, 2009 and is located on Wong Amat Beach. The hotel was rebuilt on the site of the former Central Wong Amat Beach Resort.
Staff from the Centara Grand Mirage Beach Resort celebrated the hotel’s fourth anniversary by catering a dinner for 300 children at the Father Ray Foundation.
