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#JOM DO: Everyday heroes helping out our frontline heroes

EACH day, more and more selfless Malaysians are stepping forward to offer their support and care to our dedicated medical staff who are constantly working tirelessly, putting their own health at risk for others during this COVID-19 pandemic.

These are some of the good Samaritans who either are on their own accord or collaborating with NGOs to extend helping hands to the frontliners, both the medical staff and the police.

SEMBANG CAFE

First started with its lunch contributions to neighbourhood Thompson Hospital, the cafe which is located at Kota Damansara now includes two hospitals (Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah in Klang and Hospital Banting), three police stations (Bilik Gerakan Bukit Aman, IPD Petaling Jaya and IPD Kajang) and First Ambulance service.

“Now that the Movement Control Order (MCO) has been extended until April 14, it will be a sustainable cause. We are working to include more locations and planning a more effective delivery route, too. We’re so thankful that many people have reached out to us to help with our cause,” says owner Tim Fernandez.

Sembang Cafe is providing Nasi Goreng Kampung and Nasi Goreng Cina (RM10 per packet), with free drinks and distribution.

Those interested to contribute, bank in your donations to Sembang Asia Maybank Account: 512754539712. Be sure to label your contribution “MCO”.

RAMADA SUITES by WYNDHAM KLCC

The four-star hotel teams up with Hugo’s KL and a new courier service, iSend to work closely with Persatuan Care Selangor to deliver 150 freshly-prepared meals daily to the medical workers at Sungai Buloh Hospital and Kuala Lumpur Hospital and 100 meals daily to KL Police Headquarters.

To assist with food preparation, Hotel Memoir Suites and Para Thai are donating 150 daily meals to the cause from today. 

“This assistance is a small gesture to help them get through this health crisis. If individuals and corporations would like to donate, this will ensure our food preparation and meal deliveries can increase and continue long-term until April 14,” says Dato’ Indera Naresh Mohan, Chairman of Persatuan Care Selangor.   

Donations can be made to Persatuan Care Selangor (Registration No. PPM-004-10-27091989) CIMB Bank Berhad  Account No. 80-0217873-2

CROWD FUNDING

HanafundMe.com is raising RM500,000 in funds to procure medical supplies for medical frontliners in Sabah. The group is also working closely with OPSHarapan.

Bantu Jiran Kita is a campaign jointly organised by Kitafund and Mrs Malaysia World 2019/2020 winner Priyaa Simmi to raise RM100,000 to help 500 families affected by the MCO. Kitafund is also working with four NGOs - Global Peace Mission Malaysia (covers areas in the Klang Valley), Bukan Kerna Nama (Terengganu), VolunteerI-Care (Kelantan) and AZ Runner (Melaka and Negeri Sembilan).

Funds collected will be used to buy basic food items such as canned sardines, cooking oil, cream crackers, salt, sugar and rice. To contribute, visit https://kitafund.com/7524-tabung-covid-19-bantu-jiran-kita.

Caremongering Malaysia, is a Facebook group established to look out for the elderly, especially those living on their own, hopes that more people can extend their help by checking on their elderly neighbours, get supplies when needed, shop for groceries and delivering food items. For those interested to help, can reach the group on Facebook.

 Love Your Neighbor Penang is a charity run by ordinary Penangites who work to connect the needy (the elderly, odd job workers, people with special needs and minimum wage workers) with individuals, who can offer specific help to the former. To vounteer, look them up on Facebook.

  

 

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