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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hi I am one of the volunteer from the project Ocean Harmony who collaborate with Sea Monkey Project and AIESEC Taylor's University. The purpose of this project is to prevent and reduce plastic pollution. Besides, we are also aim to spread the awareness on the importance of clean ocean. A survey found that Malaysia discards about 2.29 kilogram (kg) of plastic per person each year into the ocean. It was such an enormous amount. However, Malaysia emits 0.14 to 0.37 million tones of plastic trash into ocean each year. Thinking that each of us throwing the plastic continuously, what will happen in the future? Even now, the environment started been polluted just because of plastic pollution. It leads to serious climate changes, food insecurity, kills marine life and other issues. As stewards of our planets, we have the responsibility to preserve the health and integrity of ecosystem to protect our surroundings. Thus, we have establish a fundraising page to help our nature home. The fund will fully donated to Sea Monkey Project which is a company that doing ocean plastic solutions and education. It will be a significant and motivation for them. Kindly assist us in protecting our planet. Your open-handedness dedication will makes a difference for nature. Thank you!
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hey there! I'm a student at Taylor's University, who is currently volunteering in the project Ocean Harmony within AIESEC and The Sea Monkey Project. This project focuses on reducing plastic pollution and promoting a cleaner and safer ocean for both marine life and us, humans. Do you know since the invention of plastic some hundred years ago, the world has produced about 8.3 billion metric tons of plastics? Among this figure, 9% was recycled, 12% was burnt, and the remaining 79% had been sticking around. Well, for sure, these plastic wastes were out of sight, but they were never really out of mind...A majority of them end up in the ocean. In fact, around 8 million tons of plastic get into the ocean per year. At this rate, there will be so much plastic that it will outweigh all the fish in the ocean by 2050! Yet, even now, a vast majority of animals are already suffering from plastic pollution. Approximately 100,000 marine animals died from being strangled by plastics. Apart from that, animals also risk the danger of swallowing and consuming indigestible trash. As in 2018, a dead sperm whale, which had consumed more than 32 kilograms of plastic bags and nets washed up in Spain. This shows the unforeseen impact plastic has caused. However, this is not the end. Plastics also goes up the food chain and onto our plates. Plastic wastes, which are exposed to constant UV radiation, emit microplastics that are technically invisible by naked human eye. This form of plastic is taken in by zooplanktons, which are later eaten by smaller fishes, oysters, crabs, and predatory fishes. As such, in one way or the other, we are consuming toxic wastes created by our very own hands. While research on this topic has not been advanced, it was estimated that the chemical substances that are added to plastics, such as BPA and DEHP has effect of interfering the human's hormone system and increasing the risk of cancer,That being said, while we certainly could not reverse the effect plastic has caused, we could reduce the impact from now on. Aside from the conventional strategies of practicing 3Rs, an effective way to help out would be working with our opportunity provider, The Sea Monkey Project. This social enterprise focuses on reducing plastic wastes by upcycling discarded plastics into purposeful and aesthetic products. Meantime, they have also been working on some amazing machines which could help with reusing plastics and protecting the ocean. As of 2023, approximately 200 such machines have been placed in more than 20 countries around the world. Nonetheless, it could always be expected that running such a business is not easy. Thus, this page seeks to raise funds to support the meaningful and inspiring work of The Sea Monkey Project. Indeed, one small step might be insufficient, but together we can make a difference. Thank you for reading through. The project team and I sincerely appreciate each and every of your support!
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hey :) I'm Rumaisa a law student at Taylors Growing up in kenya I've had the pleasure to live among a green society, however I also have seen the effect of industrialisation and the negative consequences alongside it. So when I was 19 I decided to organise and participate in fundraisers helping the environment! Furthermore i was able to connect and learn from like-minded people, and that is when I understood the urgency of taking action and helping our planet - without safe environments, humans can not exist ! We are slowly killing our eco-systems and paying the price for it. Help make a difference
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hi, I'm a student in Taylor's University currently volunteering in the project Ocean Harmony within AIESEC and Sea Monkey. Our project aims to prevent and reduce plastic pollution by encouraging action-driven initiatives to the community to upcycle and by promoting educational materials. We are dedicated to prevent and significantly reduce marine pollution of all kinds, in particular from land-based activities, including marine debris and nutrient pollution, aligning perfectly with Sustainable Development Goal 10.SDG (14.1).
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hello there! I'm a student at Taylor's University and a volunteer in the project Ocean Harmony under AIESEC and The Sea Monkey Project. Did you know that microplastics in humans is a current growing concern? It's estimated that there are trillions of microplastic particles in the world's oceans. Over 800 species are known to be affected by plastic pollution. As marine organisms ingest plastic particles, they may accumulate in the tissues of fish and other seafood. When humans consume contaminated seafood, they may unknowingly ingest harmful chemicals associated with these plastics. Alarmingly, microplastics have also been found in the air, causing concern about their potential inhalation by humans.The Ocean Harmony project focuses on raising awareness on plastic pollution, the harmful effects it has, and how to tackle this global issue. I believe in the power of collective action and want to be a part of a community working towards a cleaner, healthier environment. Volunteering allows me to turn my concern for the environment into tangible efforts.
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hello! I am Nisa from Taylor's University. I have chosen to volunteer with AIESEC for a cancer awareness project called Here For You during this semester break. The purpose of this page is meant to serve as a fundraising tool for the National Cancer Society of Malaysia (NCSM). NCSM is a not-for-profit organisation that was established in 1966 to provide education, support and care for the affected and general public. The public's donations and contributions provide the entire funding for this society. Hence, your donations could create a huge impact on the public and people affected by cancer.To sum up, we are grateful for any donation, no matter how small, in order to support cancer patients and spread awareness.
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Cancer is the second leading cause of death worldwide, nearly 10 millions people lose their lives through cancer every years. But, did you know more than 40% cancer-related death could be prevented? I’m from AIESEC: Here For You volunteering project which aim to raise funds for the cancer warriors, hoping to improve their life quality and help them feel more hopeful. I also hope to raise awareness’s between our society in more deprived areas to improve cancer outcomes, as spotting cancer in early stage could increase the chances of survival.PLEASE GIVE US SUPPORT TO FIGHT AGAINST CANCER!! YOUR KINDNESS COULD SAVE A LIFE
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hiii guys! My name is Sarah and I'm a Taylors student who is highly advocate about health. This had led me to join AIESEC and specifically participate in the Here For You project to help spread awareness about cancer. Therefore I am on mission to raise RM250 as a donation to National Cancer Society Malaysia (NCSM). Our committee's vision is by 2030 is be able to reduce the premature mortality rate by one-third from non-communicable diseases through prevention & treatment and promote mental health.We need all the support we can get so please do donate! I believe that a little goes a long way! Your little generosity can be a big one for others.
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hello, my name is Cyrene Rhesa, a Volunteer for the H4Y Project: Raising Awareness about Cancer under AISEC TU! Cancer is the world's second biggest cause of mortality, accounting for an estimated 9.6 million deaths (or one in every six) in 2018.Through my passion for advocating for health & well-being, I am raising funds to promote health through promoting knowledge about cancer, the necessity of early identification, and the treatment involved in cancer by refuting myths and perceptions. These funds will be used to sustain the project and help the beneficiary, the National Cancer Society of Malaysia (NCSM). NCSM ensures that no Malaysian has a fear of cancer by fostering knowledge about the disease that promotes prevention and early detection, as well as by offering the greatest care and assistance to those who are impacted by the disease. Your support and generosity in donating to this cause is humbly needed as every action leads to a positive impact. Thank you!
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hi everyone! My name is Zhi Wei. I'm currently doing a donation to raise cancer awareness. So do come and join us in making a difference by contributing to our donation drive. Every donation, no matter how small, acts as a beacon of support, helping to shine a light on the journey of those affected by cancer. Together, let's ignite a spark of hope and unity as we work towards a world where cancer is better understood, prevented and ultimately cured. Your generosity fuels the flame of awareness, bringing us one step closer to a brighter, cancer-free future.
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hello Everyone! My name is Nafisa, I am a Volunteer for the "Here For You" Project hosted by AIESEC Taylor's University. The main objective for this project is to:- Promote health via raising awareness about cancer - To commit to United Nation's Sustainable Development Goal 3: Good Health and well-being- To raise funds to support our partner, National Cancer Society of Malaysia (NCSM)These funds will be used by NCSM which is a NGO that relies on public donations. These funds will be used for Cancer Education and Quit Smoking School Programmes, Free Screening Programme e.g. mammogram & pap smear for the underprivileged and Workshops on pre and post treatment, self examination techniques and self-empowerment among others.Cancer is one of the leading causes of death globally and research says that detecting your cancer before it progresses to its last stage can help individuals survive! Therefore, I want to raise money for cancer awareness so that more people find out about its severity and start taking care of their health. Being more aware and educated can allow individuals to get themselves medically checked if they experience any symptoms which would promote early detection which would save their lives.Hence, I would really appreciate if you could lend a hand and help save a life! Thank you so much!
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hi everyone, I'm a student from Taylor's University and currently a volunteer for the Here For You Project done for Cancer Patients in Malaysia. I genuinely appreciate you clicking on this page, it shows you care for people's health. A little support and contribution from you can benefit the patients trying to survive in the National Cancer Society. Together, we can fund innovative therapies, improve early detection, and enhance the lifestyle of cancer survivors by also offering hope to their families and loved ones.
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hello everyone! I'm Kylie Khoo, and I'm thrilled to announce that I'm currently leading a donation drive to raise awareness about cancer. I warmly invite you to join us in making a positive impact by contributing to our donation campaign. Each donation, no matter how small, serves as a beacon of support, casting a powerful light on the journey of those affected by cancer. Together, let's ignite a spark of hope and unity as we work towards a world where cancer is better understood, prevented, and ultimately cured. Your generosity acts as the fuel for the flame of awareness, bringing us one step closer to a brighter, cancer-free future. Thank you sincerely for being a part of this meaningful cause!
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
The lack of legal recognition of refugee in Malaysia has resulted into the limited access for basic necessities, such as healthcare and education. Education is an integral part of an individual to enable social mobility and self-autonomy. The lack of legal status has made it impossible for refugees to be enrolled in public schools and therefore they rely on alternatives such as learning centers, community schools, and NGOs. However this can be quite challenging due to the lack of funds. The accumulated money here will go to ensuring that refugee children are provided with adequate level of education through programs, workshops, and real life classroom learning experiences. Please donate!
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Dear friends, I invite you to join me in a cause close to my heart – providing education to refugee children. As we embrace the importance of education in shaping destinies, I believe that contributing to this initiative is a worthy investment in the future. These children, displaced by circumstances beyond their control, deserve a chance to become the individuals they aspire to be. Your support can be the guiding light that helps them navigate a path toward a brighter, more promising tomorrow. Let's come together to make a meaningful impact and empower these young minds with the gift of education.Thank you for being part of this journey, your effort no matter big or small, will be appreciated and leave a great mark on this earth. Kai
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hi everyone! I'm Amirah and currently volunteering with the Light A Refugee's Dream (LARD) program initiated by AIESEC."Light A Refugee's Dream," an initiative dedicated to empower refugee children through education. As millions flee conflict and hardship, your support can make a profound impact on their lives. Our goal is a mere RM400 and your donation provides essential resources, including school supplies, teacher support, and innovative learning tools, breaking down barriers to education. By investing in the education of refugee children, you're not only offering a lifeline but also building a foundation for resilient, empowered futures. Join us in creating a global community that stands in solidarity with those seeking refuge . Your contribution, no matter the size, makes a difference. Let's together be a beacon of hope for refugee children and a catalyst for positive change. Thank you for supporting "Light A Refugee's Dream"
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hello everyone! I'm Jia Yao, currently a sophomore at Taylor's University, and I'm excited to dedicate my semester break to making a positive impact! I am volunteering as an organizing committee member for the Light A Refugee's Dream (LARD) program, organized by AIESEC in Malaysia. I am working alongside a group of dedicated individuals who are committed to making a difference. The mission of LARD is to enhance the education levels of refugees, empowering them with knowledge and unlocking their potential for equal opportunities.Over the next four weeks, we will be collaborating with the Living Water Learning Center, a facility devoted to educating refugee children in Sunway Mentari. All proceeds from our fundraising efforts will be directly contributed to the center to support the sustainable provision of quality education. Our aim is to advocate that education is not a privilege but a fundamental right for every child. Through this initiative, we hope to convey the message that every child deserves the chance to learn and thrive, regardless of their circumstances.My fundraising target is to raise RM400, which will be used to purchase essential materials and daily necessities for the refugee children. Your generous contribution to our LARD fundraising campaign will play a crucial role in helping these resilient children flourish. Let's work together to create a world where every child's right to education is valued and protected. Donate now and become the beacon of hope in the lives of these young hearts!
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hi guys! I’m Neo, a freshman at Taylor’s University, and I’m currently volunteering with the Light A Refugee’s Dream (LARD) program initiated by AIESEC. LARD’s mission is to increase the education level of refugees, empowering them with knowledge and hope while also unlocking their potential by leading them towards solutions.We are partnering with Warrior Bride Learning Center, a school dedicated to educating refugee children. All proceeds from this event will be directly donated to the center to support their education initiatives. Our goal is to advocate that education is not a privilege but a fundamental right for all children. With that, we hope to deliver the message that every child deserves the opportunity to learn and grow, regardless of the circumstances they face.My goal is to raise RM400 to buy essential learning materials for refugee children. Your generous contribution to our LARD fundraising campaign will help these resilient children flourish. Together, let’s build a world where every child’s right to education is cherished and safeguarded. Donate now and be the beacon of hope in these young hearts!
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Children who are forcibly displaced face a number of health risks in addition to the direct threat of violence brought on by conflict. These risks include the possibility of disease outbreaks, long-term psychological trauma, poor access to water and sanitation, wholesome food, medical attention, and regular vaccination schedules. Even small amount of money will help them to enhance their quality of life. Let’s make a better world for you and for me, and the entire human race.
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hi! My name is Raida, I'm 19 and I'm currently volunteering with Light A Refugee's Dream (LARD) by AIESEC. LARD's main objective is to improve education access and learning achievement among the refugee children in Malaysia.My goal is to raise a minimum of RM400 in order to buy essential learning materials for the children. Your contribution will directly contribute to the transformation of their educational journey, opening doors to a brighter future.Your generosity will not only shape their educational experience but also inspire a sense of hope and possibility. Thank you for considering this heartfelt appeal, and I look forward to your support in creating a lasting impact on these young learners lives.
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hello! My name is Pretti and I am 20 years old this year. I am currently studying in Taylor's University and am a volunteer for this Light A Refugee's Dream project. This project is 4 weeks long and our goal is to educate the refugee's on three main subjects which are English, Maths and Bahasa Malaysia. My goal in this project is to ensure the children get the best they can from me as well as ensure that the teaching they receive has excellent quality. My goal is to raise 400. This money will be used to help the refugee centre to purchase materials and laptops for the children to ensure that they are able to receive the best education as well as make use of all the available resources well. We at AIESEC would appreciate if any amount of money is donated to help these little kids. My biggest hope is for them to get the life they deserve after receiving the help they need.
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AIESEC in Taylor's University
Hello! I'm Lorraine Billiam and I'm a student at Taylor's University, Malaysia. I'm now a part of Light A Refugee's Dream project by AIESEC, where we help teach refugee children English, Math and Bahasa Malay. Most of us know that education is the key to life and a major way to eradicate poverty. Therefore, I'm aiming to raise an amount of 400 Malaysian Ringgits that will go towards funding the education and food for these children. Let's all kindly work to be able to make a difference in their already difficult life. If we have been blessed and privileged enough to receive good quality education and lifestyle, we can give them a small fraction of that as every child deserves it. Thank you and God bless you for your donation!