Showing posts with label Charity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Charity. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 26, 2018

Berjaya Time Square Hotel Fabulous 15 Anniversary!

Celebrating...
Berjaya Time Square Hotel...
Fabulous 15 Anniversary...

With great performances..
And delicious foodie....

And a wonderful CSR,
With The Giving Bank!~

Happy 15th Birthday!

Thursday, October 18, 2018

National Kidney Foundation promoting organ donation

In conjunction with Minggu Kesedaran Pendermaan Organ (MKPO)
Peringkat Kebangsaan 2018,
National Kidney Foundation of Malaysia (NKF)
Had initiated a unique appraoch,
To promote organ donation with mobile cruisers.

NKF team distributed flyers,
Containing organ donation statistics,
And information about organ donation,
Along with green pens,
To drive awareness and commitment,
For organ donation,
Between 17-21 October.

To find out more,
Log on to the organisation's website:
www.nkf.org.my

Friday, February 10, 2017

Kenny Rogers Roasters CNY with senior citizens

35 residents of Ann's Care Centre,
And 20 residents from Little Sisters of Poor,
Were greeted by Kenny Rogers Roasters (KRR)
In heart-warming Chinese New Year celebration,
With Food Aid Foundation...

For more information on KRR,
Contact 03-2119 9888
Or visit www.krr.com.my

Tuesday, June 10, 2014

Badan Warisan Malaysia's Warisan Lab & KUL-Ball

Badan Warisan Malaysia (Badan Warisan) the leading NGO spearheading heritage conservation services, is embarking on a rebranding exercise to take place over the next two years The exercise is aimed at educating the general public and creating a greater cross-generational appeal for heritage consciousness in our nation.



To inspire a deeper understanding of heritage spaces and be a vehicle to empower and engage youth and adults alike, Badan Warisan  is kicking off  this rebranding programme by organising a fundraiser gala event  themed the KUL BALL which will be held on Friday 20 June 2014 at the Majestic Hotel, Kuala Lumpur.

In 1983, a fund-raising ball was held by Badan Warisan Malaysia to help save the Majestic Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, then threatened with demolition. The initiative paid off and the hotel was saved. So it is fitting The Majestic Hotel has been chosen as the setting for the Heritage KUL Ball 2014. This time round, Badan Warisan aims to recapture the spirit of the event by engaging the youth of Malaysia to be passionate about our tangible and intangible heritage.

Places are available via a minimum donation of RM300 per invitation.

Invitations can be obtained from the secretariat at No 2 Jalan Stonor, 50450 Kuala Lumpur. For corporate sponsors and donors, please contact Swee Peng / Jee at 03 - 2144 9273 or kulball@badanwarisan.org.my for more information. Each donation is fully tax exempt.

  
As part an education and awareness programme which will lead to the KUL Ball event, Badan Warisan is hosting activities which include:

Pre-Event Wayang Kulit Cross Cultural event 
- June 10 at Badan Warisan’s Heritage Centre with finale at the KUL Ball on 20 June.

My City My Heritage
An instagram journey – an engagement project for the youth to capture a part of this country which has a cultural significance to them. It could be their school or their kampong or their neighbourhood park where they grew up. This 2 week event will commence mid-May and the instagrams will be featured on our digital wall at the fundraising event.

Speaking at press conference today, Badan Warisan’s Executive Director Elizabeth Cardosa said: “We want to engage and empower communities, especially young Malaysians, to actively engage with local heritage and historic environments. Communities can have a shared sense of heritage simply because they have shared a common place. Once individuals value their heritage and take pride in it, it is more likely that they will want to learn more about it and care for it, either individually or in joint action. This can help to build stronger sustainable communities.”

Moving forward over the next 24 months, Badan Warisan will embark on the following to create an environment to further educate, empower and engage younger Malaysians to be actively involved in a heritage centric culture.

In line with that, the NGO plans to develop the following initiatives:

·         CONNECT THE CULTURAL DOTS - Create an open, digital platform that links all heritage-inspired NGOs and groups throughout the nation and region to promote inclusiveness and critical engagement with heritage and cultural issues via an intergenerational spectrum.

·         SHARE CULTURAL KNOWLEDGE - Embed within the digital platform an open-source information system of BWM’s vast print archives in order to promote the sharing of educational resources virtually with all communities.


·         FUND CULTURAL INNOVATION - Create a RM10 million Cultural Heritage Grants Programme to fund independent, private sector projects throughout Malaysia connected with building conservation, cultural mapping, capacity building and social/cultural enterprise.


Event           : Warisan Lab

Date             : 14 & 15 June 2014
Time            : 10 am - 6pm
Venue          : Badan Warisan Malaysia, Jalan Stonor
Admission     : RM30 per day

What happens when old school meets new school? You get Star Wars Wayang Kulit! There are few things more interesting or quirky. Warisan Lab presents the artists behind the project who will share their exciting experience. You will also be able to get up close to other fascinating projects such as the experimental puppeteer theater performance, Main Wayang: Hikayat Sang Kancil and a 3D digital capture of the boatmakers of Terengganu.

Badan Warisan Malaysia is organising the Warisan Lab, which encompasses workshops, demonstrations and talks, and features a "visual-lab" as a platform for visitors to tinker and explore throughout the whole day.

Watch creative endeavours by local artists, designers and professionals and their experimentations and attempts to marry the old with the new through interesting digital imaging and go on a tour around Rumah Penghulu Abu Seman.

Come join us and have fun while learning how to preserve our heritage buildings, cultural values and our nation’s legacy. 

Invitations can be obtained from the secretariat at No. 2 Jalan Stonor, 50450 Kuala Lumpur. For corporate sponsors and donors, please contact Swee Peng / Jee at 03 - 2144 9273 or kulball@badanwarisan.org.my for more information. For ticket booking, please SMS to 011-2221 0315.


Event           : KUL BALL
Date             : 20 June 2014, Friday
Time            : 7:00pm
Venue          : Majestic Hotel, Kuala Lumpur
Admission    : Minimum donation of RM300 per invitation

Badan Warisan Malaysia is kicking off its youth engagement programme by organising the KUL Ball, a fundraiser gala event to inspire a deeper understanding of heritage spaces.

Datuk Sheila Majid and her daughter, Kayda Aziz, who exemplify the blend of “something old something new” theme, together with two-man group Dangerdisko will be entertaining guests during the ball.

Come join us and preserve our heritage buildings with the common aim that the future generations will value and always be aware of our legacy.

Invitations can be obtained from the secretariat at No. 2 Jalan Stonor, 50450 Kuala Lumpur. For corporate sponsors and donors, please contact Swee Peng / Jee at 03 - 2144 9273 or kulball@badanwarisan.org.my for more information. For ticket booking, please SMS to 011-2221 0315. Each donation is fully tax exempt.


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BACKGROUND

Badan Warisan Malaysia (The Heritage of Malaysia Trust) is the leading national heritage NGO with a reputation for excellence in heritage conservation services spanning nearly 30 years. It operates three heritage properties – the Heritage Centre and Rumah Penghulu Abu Seman in Kuala Lumpur, No 8 Heeren Street in Melaka’s UNESCO World Heritage Site and the UNESCO award winning restoration project of Suffolk House, the 200 year old historic Anglo-Indian Georgian Mansion in George Town, Penang.

We work throughout Malaysia, cooperating with community groups, institutions, the private sector and all levels of Government to promote the conservation and preservation of our historic buildings and places.  We play a pivotal role in advocacy through a range of activities including heritage education, and we initiate research and documentation of our heritage assets and contribute at international, national and local levels to debates on the quality of our built environment.

Over the years, Badan Warisan has developed expertise covering the whole spectrum of the conservation process.  Drawing on our membership, we are well equipped to offer a comprehensive range of services in such areas as urban design and planning, architecture, real estate, education, tourism, design and communication, cultural and creative industries and environment and ecology.

Since 1985, Badan Warisan has undertaken various building conservation projects including the restoration of Gedung Raja Abdullah (Selangor), Istana Tengku Long (Terengganu), Rumah Bomoh (Perak), Rumah Kutai (Perak), No 2 Jalan Stonor (Kuala Lumpur), No 8 Heeren Street (Malacca), Stadium Merdeka (Kuala Lumpur) and more recently, Stadium Negara, the Sulaiman Building (Kuala Lumpur) and Sulaiman Mosque (Klang). Many of these projects have won accolades and awards locally and internationally.

In addition, for the past 13 years, BWM has involved in cultural heritage tourism and the development of heritage walks and tours, this puts us in a unique position to provide integrated and sustainable management of heritage sites in Malaysia.

BWM is a registered charity, and completely independent of government.

For further details on Badan Warisan, please contact: 
Elizabeth Cardosa
Telephone: 03 – 2144 9273
E-mail: elizabeth@badanwarisan.org.my
Web: badanwarisanmalaysia.wordpress.com


Sunday, November 17, 2013

Preventing Cancer as a Family

“Prevention is better than cure”, we have often hear this, but how many of us actually practice it? All of us are aware of the threat posed by cancer, and there are actually many simple ways that we can practice together as a family to lower the risk of getting cancer. Adopting a healthy lifestyle together with your family members not only keeps you healthy, but can be fun too! :)

A new initiative by AXA AFFIN, in collaboration with National Cancer Society Malaysia (NCSM), aims to increase awareness and to support cancer patients currently undergoing treatment will be kicking off in November. AXA AFFIN will fund the NCSM daycare usage to one cancer patients for every blogger that links back to AXA AFFIN 110CancerCare website in their effort to care for cancer patients.

So, it’s really time to raise the awareness of cancer prevention starting from your own household. Here are 4 simple tips:


Do not smoke

Tobacco is the major cause of lung cancer. The best way to prevent lung cancer is to never start, but if you do, it’s never too late to quit. Adults in the house should know that second-hand smoke can cause lung cancer too, so establish a smoke-free policy at home.
Also, make sure your children understand the danger of smoking since young. Many people first started smoking due to the influence around them. So make sure your children are able to make wise decisions when the time comes.


Be active

Be physically active at least 30 to 60 minutes per day. You can think of fun activities to do as a family. It doesn’t have to involve heavy workouts like running or rock-climbing, just a simple walk or a fun outdoor game can achieve the same effect.
Regular exercise improves digestion, allows for stable level of hormones, and bolsters the immune system. And for the mums and dads, it’s a great way to maintain a lean and healthy look too! :) 

Maintain a balanced diet

According to statistics, obesity among children is on the rise. Obesity should be treated carefully as it can cause many health problems, and is one of the factors that lead to an increased risk of cancers in adults.
Our dietary habits are formed since young, so the best way to maintain a balanced diet is to make it a habit for your family starting from your children. Avoid having too much fast food; instead, eat more veggies, fruits, and grains! Reduce the intake of salt, sugar, alcohol and red meat. Sometimes we might go overboard with these “feel-good” foods. You can search for fun and healthy recipes online, healthy diet need not be boring and bland.

Take Supplements

Nowadays, there are many supplements to choose from, and they are available for all age group as well. Folic acid, Vitamin D, Iron and Multivitamin are recommended to lower the risk of getting cancer. Do consult your pharmacist for the ones that are most suitable for your family. 

Wishing everyone have a healthy lifestyle always!~

Monday, March 4, 2013

Bloggers Help to Spread Love for the Children at The Ramakrishna Ashrama

Penang, 3rd February 2013 — About 40 bloggers and public visited The Ramakrishna Ashrama to distribute food, beverages and gadgets, sponsored by various commercial entities. It’s a philanthropic exercise not only by businesses in executing their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) but by everyone to give back to the society, thus making life more bearable for everyone in need. The event is made possible by Crowdpot Sdn Bhd (Event Organizer), Ninetology Malaysia, SUBWAY® (Suntech, iAvenue, & Leith Street branches), Chatime Malaysia, Langkawi Saga Travel & Tours Sdn. Bhd. and Alextan Artworks.

The Ramakrishna Ashrama (Orphanage), Penang is a charitable organization founded in 1938 under the inspiration and guidance of His Holiness Swami Bhaswarananda Maharaj who was then stationed at The Ramakrishna Mission, Singapore. Apart from spiritual activities, the Ashrama runs an orphanage, catering for both boys and girls with ages ranging from 6 to 20 years old. 

The orphanage admits needy orphaned children who are poor and need the help from the society to assist them with basic needs and education. The children in the home are given proper education and are well cared for so that they will grow up to be useful citizens. Besides education, the girls learn traditional dancing, cooking and housekeeping. Children excelling well academically are encouraged to pursue higher education.


 How to help The Ramakrishna Ashrama?

The estimated cost to support a child at Ramakrishna Ashrama RM1,500 per annum. The breakdown cost is as follows.
 Education: RM500
Food: RM600
Maintenance: RM300
Miscellaneous: RM100
Donation to The Ramakrishna can be done only via CIMB Cares (www.cimbclicks.com.my)



Orphan Admission: http://theramakrishnapg.org/2009/02/22/orphan-admission/
A child with either no parents or with a single parent who supports the child can be admitted to the Ashrama under the following circumstances:
-          He/She is from age 6 and above.
-          The parent or relatives has no means of supporting the child.
-          The child has been mistreated or abused.
(Referred by the Jabatan Kebajikan Negeri or community leaders)



Other Information:
The Ramakrishna Ashrama
No 37, Jalan Scotland, 10450 Pulau Pinang
Tel: 04-2270869
Fax: 04-2278921
Email: ramkorp@hotmail.com

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