Charity & Volunteering 04 (May 23 - Dec 25)

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One Hope Charity & Welfare

Name: Ooi Man Lee
Age: 6-year-old
Medical Expenses: RM 104,800.00 (SMA Type 3)

https://www.onehopecharity.org/case/urg ... a-type-iii

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One Hope Charity & Welfare

Name: Hana Loh Zhi Han
Age: 3-year-old
Surgery Expenses: RM 165,750.00 (Cochlear Implant)

https://www.onehopecharity.org/case/urg ... ar-implant

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One Hope Charity & Welfare

Name: Izogner Chew Yoshua
Age: 3-year-old
Medical Expenses: RM 200,000.00 ( STAT3 Gain-of-Function Syndrome)

https://www.onehopecharity.org/case/urg ... n-syndrome

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One Hope Charity & Welfare

Name: Anis Humairah
Age: 14-year-old
Medical Expenses: RM 64,640.00 (Leukemia)

https://www.onehopecharity.org/case/urg ... c-leukemia

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Motivations for Giving

When you give to others, you want to give attentively, you want to give with respect, you want to give out of compassion.

And the best motivation, of course, is that you want to benefit your mind.

- Thānissaro Bhikkhu, “Give Before You Get”

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One Hope Charity & Welfare

Name: Azra Azzahra Binti Azlan
Age: 4-year-old
Surgery Expenses: RM 65,000.00 (Heart Disease)

https://www.onehopecharity.org/case/urg ... rt-disease

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One Hope Charity & Welfare

Name: Yeap Yew Joe
Age: 15-year-old
Medical Expenses: RM 140,000.00 (Leukemia)

https://www.onehopecharity.org/case/urg ... d-leukemia

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Uncle Kentang hits the ‘jackpot’

By CHARLES RAMENDRAN

Social activist and philanthropist Kuan Chee Heng, popularly known as Uncle Kentang, is ecstatic after his post on Facebook urging the lucky lottery winners to each donate an ambulance to his charity led to a “win” of two more being added to his fleet.

Hours after the post went up, he received calls from a company and two individuals who pledged to donate two ambulances worth RM300,000 each.

However, both parties were not the winners of the jackpot but merely generous donors in support of his charity work.

Kuan’s crowd-funded charity, Community Policing Malaysia (CPM), provides free services for the underprivileged, such as transporting the sick and dead in the 22 ambulances it operates.

Aimed at serving the impoverished and disabled, CPM handles about 1,500 cases each month, from transporting the sick to and from healthcare facilities to undertaking hospital bills and funeral costs.

Kuan said that since government ambulances are only for emergencies, the sick, especially those suffering terminal illnesses, often do not have the financial means to charter a private one.

CPM has 22 ambulances and 30 full-time paramedics, first aiders and assistant medical officers.

Source: The Star

https://www.thestar.com.my/news/nation/ ... he-jackpot