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UNICEF Malaysia
When the two massive earthquakes and multiple aftershocks struck south-east Türkiye and Syria, I was shocked, and speechless seeing numerous footage of children and the people of Türkiye and Syria, under the rubble, trapped, and others including children and their families in danger. According to UNICEF, 41,000 death toll is recorded in total at this point. While the exact number of children impacted is unknown, 5.4 million children in Turkiyë districts are impacted, while more than 2.5 million children are also affected in Syria. Numerous people have lost their houses and are currently staying in makeshift shelters, often in extreme cold with rain and snow intensifying their suffering. The well-being of children and families is further jeopardised by the massive damage that the earthquakes have done to schools and other essential facilities. Access to safe water and sanitation, and the health needs of the affected population, are also major concerns.For my birthday this year instead of gifts and cakes, I would like to celebrate my birthday by fundraising for Turkiyë and Syria. Every Ringgit counts, to help UNICEF response to the massive disaster, to help affected children and families in this time of need.****Full disclosure: Yes, I am working at UNICEF Malaysia, but, it goes to show... I believe that the work we do is helping children, especially in places that is in most dire need. So do join in!
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"The crown that blossomed above your headAnd this promised worldIt’s all yours, don’t ever forgetBecause we’ll keep this promise again" ㅡ EVERGLOW (Promise, 2021)MYFOREVER is a Malaysian fanbase of EVERGLOW, a six-member girl group from South Korea. We are working as a fanbase to show support to UNICEF, as advertised by EVERGLOW. We believe every child in this world has the rights to experience a better life. We hope with this small movement will help them and make a change for a better future. FOREVERs, let's join hand in hand with EVERGLOW to support UNICEF from now on!
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Coming together as a team called MSSAEGJ, we unite MeerNa fans under PhenoMeerNa.“As you grow older, you will discover that you have two hands — one for helping yourself, the other for helping others.” — Audrey HepburnWe wanted to raise the awareness to people out there about giving back to society and nature. And we hope that by doing this we can motivate and inspire others. The greatest power of the fanbase comes from fans that discover what they care about and are willing to commit themselves to be better fans. As we are deeply concerned about our surroundings and the community, we are enthusiastically making a difference by serving people and animals. In this regard, our mission is to help spread a little more hope and kindness especially to the vulnerable group. As human beings, we have the innate need to contribute to those around us. Whether it comes in the form of something small or something massive, we realize the importance of giving. We believe, once we start giving back to the community, we will see how our positive actions encourage others to be involved. Extension to this, we would like to create a positive impact to those who are involved too. With love,MSSAEGJ Team.
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UNICEF Malaysia
I haven't really celebrated my birthday in years ever since junior high school. Partially because of the so-called ‘birthday celebration tradition’ in the boarding school which was honestly just another form of bullying that made me want to be invisible or hide out somewhere on my birthday. So I grew up hating the attention that I never even bothered to tell people it was my birthday (most of the time I just forget my own birthday). The worst part is when I eventually find everyone's birthday insignificant. At times, I feel guilty for feeling this way when my loved ones and close friends want to celebrate, and I just want to avoid these kinds of celebrations. The few times it's happened, it was seriously a case of pasting on a happy face and toughing it out, and being relieved as hell when it was over. I thought it was just the way I’m put together but little that I know that they are the result of a decade of ingrained defence mechanisms and survival practices. Childhood bullying leaves deep scars and recovery is not a quick process, especially if we did not deal with the bullying when it occurred. Too often, bullying is not taken seriously and is treated as a normal rite of passage. It's time for us to move away from any perception that bullying is just an inevitable part of growing up, but a significant disadvantage in childhood that can have life-long consequences. Just because people can make lemonade out of lemons, it doesn’t mean that bullying is a good thing. Even those who are able to see the positive side of having been bullied often had other negative ramifications. While programs to stop bullying are important, teachers, parents and policymakers need to focus efforts on early intervention among children to prevent problems caused by bullying from persisting into adolescence and adulthood. My time as an intern at UNICEF Malaysia, has opened up my eyes to UNICEF's commitment to protecting children from all forms of violence and bullying as well as supporting their mental and psychosocial well-being. Turning 24 this year, I decided to overcome my birthday blues by doing something meaningful. With your help (and some birthday love), we can stand up to bullying, and make a big difference to the lives of children in need to feel safer, more included and accepted. Donate now!
Fundraising for:
UNICEF Malaysia
I haven't really celebrated my birthday in years ever since junior high school. Partially because of the so-called ‘birthday celebration tradition’ in the boarding school which was honestly just another form of bullying that made me want to be invisible or hide out somewhere on my birthday. So I grew up hating the attention that I never even bothered to tell people it was my birthday (most of the time I just forget my own birthday). The worst part is when I eventually find everyone's birthday insignificant. At times, I feel guilty for feeling this way when my loved ones and close friends want to celebrate, and I just want to avoid these kinds of celebrations. The few times it's happened, it was seriously a case of pasting on a happy face and toughing it out, and being relieved as hell when it was over. I thought it was just the way I’m put together but little that I know that they are the result of a decade of ingrained defence mechanisms and survival practices. Childhood bullying leaves deep scars and recovery is not a quick process, especially if we did not deal with the bullying when it occurred. Too often, bullying is not taken seriously and is treated as a normal rite of passage. It's time for us to move away from any perception that bullying is just an inevitable part of growing up, but a significant disadvantage in childhood that can have life-long consequences. Just because people can make lemonade out of lemons, it doesn’t mean that bullying is a good thing. Even those who are able to see the positive side of having been bullied often had other negative ramifications. While programs to stop bullying are important, teachers, parents and policymakers need to focus efforts on early intervention among children to prevent problems caused by bullying from persisting into adolescence and adulthood. My time as an intern at UNICEF Malaysia, has opened up my eyes to UNICEF's commitment to protecting children from all forms of violence and bullying as well as supporting their mental and psychosocial well-being. Turning 24 this year, I decided to overcome my birthday blues by doing something meaningful. With your help (and some birthday love), we can stand up to bullying, and make a big difference to the lives of children in need to feel safer, more included and accepted. Donate now!
Fundraising for:
UNICEF Malaysia
Dear Colleagues, The shareholders and the HIMA management would like to ask the entire HIMA workforce for donations that will benefit the children in the Ukraine. Our international colleagues will also launch fundraisers. The shareholders and the HIMA management have decided that HIMA will ultimately double the amount donated. Thank you very much for your contribution.
Fundraising for:
UNICEF Malaysia
I love birthdays, and for me Birthdays are the most important day in my life as it is a celebration of being alive and living. But this year, instead of gifts and cakes, I would like to celebrate my birthday by fundraising for a cause that I believe in the most, for all children. So donate any amount you can-for the betterment of children! ****Full disclosure: Yes, I am working at UNICEF Malaysia, but, it goes to show... I believe that the work we do is helping children, especially in places that is in most dire need. So do join in!
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UNICEF Malaysia
HH are turning 4!We hope they could grow with a kind heart and a caring mind, and having the ability to understand the true meaning of satisfaction, contentment and positive living perspective. Please help to make their birthday a meaningful one to share your love to the one in needed.We are raising money for UNICEF MALAYSIA and your contribution will make an impact, whether you donate a lot or a little. Anything helps. Thank you for your love and support!
Fundraising for:
UNICEF Malaysia
This Merdeka Day and Malaysia Day, Maximum Hype is teaming up with UNICEF Malaysia to raise funds for oxygen concentrators and other live-saving equipment in hospitals. Please consider donating to help support our healthcare system. You could be the difference in someone's life, as well as the lives of their families and friends.The COVID-19 pandemic has had a devastating effect on the lives of countless individuals. With record high cases and consistent numbers of deaths in Malaysia, children are losing their family members, imposing a traumatic effect on their bright futures. In addition, major disruptions to school life have negatively impacted the lives of the youth, causing increased levels of anxiety and depression, and potentially contributing to the higher suicide rates we've experienced.
Fundraising for:
UNICEF Malaysia
All around Malaysia and in the world, there are many children who suffer from malnutrition and lack of clean water for daily consumption. I hope we can all join hands together to make a small difference in their world.
Fundraising for:
UNICEF Malaysia
I am a Malaysian pharmacist. Seeing India suffering breaks my heart. I really want to help them get through this. I realized I can only do so much on my own. Hence, I'm trying out this fundraiser with the hope of reaching more people.1 Oxygen Concentrator = Rm3,200.1 Oxygen Generation Plant (OGP) = RM 714,720UNICEF is looking to provide 50 units of OGP to India.How your donation will help:- Increase patient access to oxygen- Provide rapid, accurate testing machines in affected areas- Support the community to go through this hard time- Support ongoing distribution of COVID-19 vaccines through the UNICEF-supported COVAX initiativeWe are all mostly working adults and I believe if we can each make a small contribution, it will definitely make a difference. I am genuinely trying to make a small difference so that a daughter has more time with her father, a son his mother, and a husband his wife. Life is short as it is. We don't need COVID-19 to shorten it for us.All funds from this donation will go directly to UNICEF programs in Malaysia and throughout the world.This is NOT a hoax. It is genuine and REAL. Any support, no matter how small or big is greatly appreciated. :)
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We are a group of 31 Diploma in Information Technology Year 1 Sem 3 students at Tunku Abdul Rahman University College (TARUC). According to an estimation made by World Health Organization (WHO) in 2019, around 7.4 million children under the age of 15 died due to preventable or treatable causes such as starvation, diseases and even abusement. The child mortality rate in Malaysia is also increasing. We realise that most of these cases are due to financial problems faced by the children’s household. Thus, we decided to organize a fundraising to collect donations for the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Malaysia to help unfortunate and impoverished children. We sincerely hope that everyone can support our initiative by donating to UNICEF Malaysia. As Aesop, a Greek fabulist once said “No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted”.
Fundraising for:
UNICEF Malaysia
We are students from Tunku Abdul Rahman College(TARC) penang branch that are currently studying in Diploma in Computer Science (DCS) from the tutorial group DCS2 and we will be organizing a fund-raising event for unicef Malaysia.Our initial target is RM 500. We think this amount is justifiable as many people are going through difficult times due to the COVID-19 pandemic where a lot of people has lost their jobs and are in need of help in terms of food and daily necessities. Even though COVID-19 pandemic has made our country economically unstable, we still believe there is a lot of good hearts out there that will help us in achieving our target fund.We chose Unicef Malaysia instead of another international/local organization is because we passionately believe that unicef has what it takes to help our country with the ongoing COVID-19. Unicef Malaysia has been operating since 1954 which proves that the organization is experienced in a variety of situations. Based on the annual review provided by unicef they have managed to procured more than 3.486 billion. Around 183.9 million is used for nutrition supplies where the rest of the amount is used for pharmaceuticals,vaccines and education supplies. As the current pandemic is related to Medical & Health, we firmly believe that by hosting a charity fund for unicef Malaysia, we will be able to help those in need. Furthermore, we chose unicef Malaysia because they regularly update their main Web Page as well as constantly gave report about the ongoing current issue. As an example unicef Malaysia recently release a report about impact of COVID-19 crisis on women and children in low income urban families in Malaysia.
Fundraising for:
UNICEF Malaysia
We are a group of 31 Diploma in Information Technology Year 1 Sem 3 students at Tunku Abdul Rahman University College (TARUC). According to an estimation made by World Health Organization (WHO) in 2019, around 7.4 million children under the age of 15 died due to preventable or treatable causes such as starvation, diseases and even abusement. The child mortality rate in Malaysia is also increasing. We realize that most of these cases are due to financial problems faced by the children’s household. Thus, we decided to organize a fundraising to collect donations for the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) Malaysia to help unfortunate and impoverished children. We sincerely hope that everyone can support our initiative by donating to UNICEF Malaysia. As Aesop, a Greek fabulist once said “No act of kindness, no matter how small, is ever wasted”.
Fundraising for:
UNICEF Malaysia
From the eyes of an educator, sights of children in the streets are an anomaly during the school days. We are used to seeing them inside classrooms, not on the streets. The classroom is where they should be, but instead, reports of children begging on the streets are widespread. Before this, I thought: aren’t they supposed to be in school? But now I know what has caused them to be in such conditions - they’re victims of systemic discrimination, a system that doesn’t allow the undocumented to enter schools. Whether we are educators or not, we all believe that every child has the right to education - no matter whether they’re citizens or stateless. These children were born here in the state of Sabah, yet they were never given the proper documents due to current immigration laws and policies. With approximately 50,000 stateless children in the state of Sabah alone, these children are now undeniably a part of society that form an important part of Sabah. By the time that they receive the proper documentation, they would have already missed out a large portion of their education journey.
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November is the BEST month in my opinion.... because it's my birthday!!!!!This year, I want to do something special and something more meaningful. Instead of getting gifts to indulge myself or having parties (which we can't do anyway, because of CMCO), I'd like you all to join in #KeepItLit campaign for every child - to keep every child's dream lit, bright and alive. So just click "DONATE NOW" and give to your capacity! You can opt to be anonymous too... just that I won't be able to show my gratitude to you specifically ;)****Full disclosure: Yes, I am working at UNICEF Malaysia, but, it goes to show... I believe that the work we do is helping children, especially in places that is in most dire need. So do join in!**** Find out more about the Keep It Lit campaign here: https://unicef.my/keepitlit/ ****You can also start your own fundraiser! Download your fundraising pack to find out more: https://bit.ly/SimplyGiving-Guide ****
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Hi everyone. I am John from Sarawak.From knowing little about education to completing a Research-based Master's, I realised that education is for everyone regardless of their social status. Despite financial difficulties, I beefed up my courage - walking from door to door, ringing the bells, to express my research interests and fundraising goals to every household and company, together with my family. At the end of my 9-month fundraising journey, I learned that perseverance was the key - I was notified by one of the sponsors that I was awarded a fully-funded scholarship to pursue my dream! The moment I saw tears rolling down my mom's cheek, I finally understood that we never walked alone in the journey. After being sponsored to pursue my studies, I embarked on the journey of contributing back to society, and raising educational funds for children is a part of the journey. If you would love to partake in this journey, or know more about my personal journey, please do not hesitate to reach out to me on this platform or my email.Thank you.Once complacency ceases, your limits shine through every hurdle - John Yeo