Play65 has donated 100 backgammon boards to special schools in Israel as part of the "Good Deeds' Day". The day was initiated for the second consecutive year by the Ted Arison Family Foundation.

The "Good Deed's Day" is held on Tuesday, June 17th and invited organizations and individuals to contribute to their community in every possible way except for donating money as cash isn't accepted, contributions can include volunteering your time, giving away goods or by donating their time.

Play65 is an Israeli based backgammon online platform and they donated 100 backgammon boards to special educational institutions across the country. The backgammon boards are standard sized and are made of full grained wood and will be arriving at substitutional homes of deprived youth and children of broken families.







- 2008-06-26