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Fundraising for:
Good Samaritan Home
Introduction of the HomeFounded in January 1999 by Rev. Albert Ong and his wife, YM Ong, together with a group of committee members, Good Samaritan Home caters to help, nurture and develop orphaned and vulnerable children to become self-sustaining and constructive to the society. GSH is registered with the Department of Social Welfare Malaysia, our main funding comes from the generosity of the public and organizations. Majority of these needy children come from broken families where they were abandoned, or where a parent is unable to cope with divorce or financial crisis, or where the child has lost one or both of their parents. As of today, we have 36 children at GSH, consisting of 4 university students, and other children ranges from age 6 months to 24 years old. Besides, there were already 7 graduates from our first batch who have now ventured into different professional industries and have led a successful life, benefitting their communities and giving back to the society. The mission of GSH is not only to care for the children, but we believe that we care for the most amazing people and the future of our generations. We strive to develop the children to their full potential, to provide the children a future with good education, equipped with opportunities to become a responsible and productive citizen to the society.Why is this building fund project important to us?We believe that a well-run orphanage is a nurturing and conducive environment for child care and development. Proper access to shelter, education, life skills provide children with abilities to start building an independent life for themselves and this goes a very long way into transforming these children into a happy and contributing members of our society.Due to the growing population of these needy children within our community, and our wish has always been wanting to help these children, we are working on an expansion as our current orphanage building is tight with space and could not accommodate more children.A kind donor has donated half an acre of vacant land located at Aman Perdana, Klang, Selangor, which gave us this opportunity for the expansion that we were praying and hoping for. Since then we had engaged with various architects, contractors and had finalized a building plan which was duly approved by the local Municipal Council in August 2019. The intention is to build 3 large bungalows by 2021 which can house about 150 children.Where will your donation go?Our wish therefore is to raise MYR 100,000 to initiate the construction of the new GSH. This will allow us to begin building: -4 girls' domitory (105sqm2);2 boys' domitory (48sqm2);4 dining / living rooms (112sqm2);10 bedrooms (125sqm2);20 bathrooms (138sqm2);6 toilets & utilities rooms (38sqm2);5 kitchens (70sqm2);6 study/libraries/offices (166sqm2); anda courtyard (177sqm2)As a non-profit organisation, we rely solely on your generosity to help us continue to achieve this goal.
Fundraising for:
Good Samaritan Home
I'm kinda out of my budget as every day I have to tighten my wallet after pass my salary to my family, paying car loan.
Fundraising for:
Good Samaritan Home
Hi, thank you for visiting our personal fundraising page. Through simplygiving.com you can make safe and secure donations to sponsor me. The proceeds of your support are immediately sent directly to my charity. Using this given platform is really simple and most importantly it's also a really cost efficient way for the charity to raise funds. Our page allows you to follow our progress; share it with friends; voice encouragement or even join us and get involved yourself! We will be taking part in Tour De Malaysia Run 2013 in 20/12/2013 and aiming to raise money for Good Samaritan Home Please dig deep and donate, every little counts! Seow Kong Ng, Allan Lee, Rich Cai and Lee Yun Aun and the rest of the TDMR team
Fundraising for:
Good Samaritan Home
Hi, thank you for visiting my personal fundraising page. Through simplygiving.com you can make safe and secure donations to sponsor me. The proceeds of your support are immediately sent directly to my charity. Using this given platform is really simple and most importantly it's also a really cost efficient way for the charity to raise funds. My page allows you to follow my progress; share it with friends; voice encouragement or even join me and get involved yourself! I will be taking part in the legendary Badwater Ultramarathon (217km single stage) in 15-17/07/2013 and aiming to raise money for Good Samaritan Home. This will be the first time in Malaysian running history that we have a Malaysian runner participating in this prestigious event, which will be held in the "driest, hottest and lowest" part of North America, the desert in Death Valley. Many times, this event has been voted/selected/named as one of the toughest races in the world. I am a 51 years old Malaysian, who started running (barefoot) when I was 20 years old. As of May 2013, I have completed 102 full/ultramarathons (70full, 32 ultra) in 55 cities on 31 countries/states. I am the first Malaysian to have run the coldest marathons in North Pole and Antarctica, and the hottest in Sahara Deserts in Morocco and Tunisia. I have also run Great Wall Marathon in China, and the world's highest marathon at Tenzing Hillary Everest marathon in Nepal. I am also the first Malaysian to have run 100 miles races, and ultramarathons of over 200km (222km in India, 240km in Australia and most recently in Apr 2013, the 250k Sakura Michi Nature Run in Japan). As a result, I have now qualified and been invited to run in this prestigious event, the Badwater Ultramarathon in United States this coming July 15-17th. I would like to call on your support of my participation in this race by way of donation to the charity I have chosen, the Good Samaritan Home. All donation will go 100% to this charity, as I will personally bear all the race expenses which includes flights, accommodation, food, hiring of support vehicle for my support crew and myself. Please dig deep and donate, every little counts! Seow Kong Ng