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Round 2 : Stop Hunger: Help our B40 Indian Women
Raised: RM5,000.00Goal: RM5,000.00They are the people experiencing disadvantage, B40 Indian women, in three states, who were already struggling to afford to feed their families. They are now finding it even more challenging to feed themselves and their families. These are the community members most at risk during this pandemic and whose livelihoods are facing the worst-case scenario. They are in dire need of food supply during this difficult time as they are now unemployed and to conserve what little they have; they are just having one meal a day. They absolutely do not have any savings. Some of the households have 4 to 5 mouths to feed. -
Support Malaysia’s Most Vulnerable in the Fight Against COVID
Raised: RM7,580.00Goal: RM7,500.00When you wash your hands, please spare a thought for those who cannot afford the basic bar of soap we take for granted. It has become the difference between health and death. But it doesn’t need to be. Let us all help the less fortunate as their welfare must be seen as our welfare. -
Help our Furry Friends!
Raised: RM5,000.00Goal: RM5,000.00On November 3rd, 2020, heavy rain resulted in a severe flash flood which badly affected the FurryKids Savehaven animal shelter which housed 1,800 dogs. -
Round 5: Light Up the Life of a Child this Christmas and New Year
Raised: RM5,000.00Goal: RM5,000.00This Christmas and New Year, vulnerable children need joy and happiness more than ever. Every child’s Christmas and New Year should be full of excitement, warmth and laughter. But for many children, this year will be very different. -
Feed our Furry Friends
Raised: RM9,000.00Goal: RM9,000.00SPCA Kajang needs your support at this critical moment to be able to continue feeding the stray dogs in and around Bangar Sg. Long. -
Help the Crisis Home Community Survive COVID-19
Raised: RM2,640.00Goal: RM3,000.00In times of crisis, vulnerable communities often slip through the cracks and overlooked. One such community is individuals/families living with HIV. -
A Student A Laptop
Raised: RM5,755.00Goal: RM10,000.00Since the Movement Control Order, many students had to stay home due to physical distancing rules. Having no access to the necessary tools and internet connectivity mean that many students (from low–income families, marginalised communities and remote areas) are unable to attend online classes and continue studying from the safety of their home. -
BAG2School: Help Equip an Underprivileged Child
Raised: RM1,450.00Goal: RM5,000.00Let's bring hope this holiday season, to low-income children who don't have the school supplies they need to succeed. -
Help Feed the Homeless and the Poor during COVID-19
Raised: RM60,000.00Goal: RM60,000.00A cooked meal makes a difference to the lives of those in need, especially during these challenging times. That’s why the BAC Education Group has pledged to provide 5,000 meal packs from PERTIWI Soup Kitchen for the most vulnerable during the MCO. -
Help Refugees in Malaysia Survive COVID-19
Raised: RM8,000.00Goal: RM8,000.00A large number of refugee families in Malaysia are affected by the Movement Control Order (MCO). Life is now even harder for them. -
The Youth Entrepreneur Empowerment Project
Raised: RM2,000.00Goal: RM2,000.00In the 21st century, it is essential for our nation’s youths to stay ahead of the employment curve, standing up and taking charge of their lives by creating jobs independently in curbing unemployment. The Accelerate Reach Entrepreneurship Program is a 3 1/2 months program designed to empower youths by helping them become micro-entrepreneurs. -
The Dua Ringgit Project – Hope for Sabah
Raised: RM4,000.00Goal: RM4,000.00Sabah has been hit hard by the economic repercussions of the COVID-19 pandemic. The prolonged quarantine of vulnerable communities has caused many households to lose their main source of income, causing them to live on less than RM 7 a day until their savings run dry.