What a memorable evening it was for the 60 children; forty from Pertubuhan Kebajikan Darussalam orphanage and twenty others from selected homes and marginalised families, when they were invited to break fast at Symphony Suites Hotel, Ipoh on Sunday. Earlier in the day, they were treated to a shopping spree at Econsave Ampang Baru to choose ... continue reading »

Calling all animal lovers in Ipoh. Secure your tickets as soon as possible to the Vintage Night with Mutts & Mittens, a charity dinner to raise funds to help stray animals who are injured or hungry. Mutts & Mittens is a non-profit animal welfare group based in Ipoh. As we all know, animal rescue and welfare ... continue reading »

Some fifty children from two orphanage homes were specially invited to Symphony Suites Hotel to break fast with the hotel directors, management and staff recently. The event was the hotel's annual Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative to give back to those in the community who are disadvantaged, especially during the holy month of Ramadhan. The two selected ... continue reading »

A cool RM500,000 was raised through a charity dinner for the Bro. John Moh Education Foundation, a private foundation established in 1995, to assist students of the school financially in their pursuit of education. The foundation was named after the late Rev. Bro. John Moh who had served Sam Tet School as its Brother Director tirelessly ... continue reading »

Thousands of warm-hearted people were at New She Lai Ton Restaurant in Ipoh recently for the annual charity dinner of Ipoh Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA). Held for the 29th year since 1985, this annual fund-raising dinner is aimed at collection of funds to support the animal shelter at Jalan Gopeng, ... continue reading »

A hundred children were treated to a scrumptious buffet dinner and light entertainment at Symphony Suites (Hotel) in Ipoh last evening. Young guests from three children's homes; Vision Home, Pertubuhan Kebajikan Anak Yatim & Miskin Ar-Ridzuani Ipoh, and Pertubuhan Kebajikan Kasih Nurul Iman Negeri Perak were joined in by four destitute families, selected by Lioness ... continue reading »

I attended a fancy costume dinner party at Tower Regency Hotel recently, organised by Kiwanis Club of Meru Valley, Ipoh. It was to raise funds to help Kiwanis International and UNICEF in their effort to eliminate Maternal/Neonatal Tetanus (MNT) in less developed countries around the world. MNT is estimated to kill 30,000 mothers and 60,000 newborn ... continue reading »