ANNUAL REPORT 2016
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giving our children a fighting chance Contents 4 5 6 8 9 10 12 13 14 19 20 21 22 30 31 33 34 Chairman s Message Principal Officer s Note Board of Trustees Our History The 3 Programmes Success Story 2016 Corporate Collaborations 2016 Budimas Activities Programmes Overview Financial Statement Sponsors & Donors 3
Chairman s Note Y.M. Tunku Dato Yaacob Khyra Chairman The Budimas Charitable Foundation I could never stress enough how worrying the issues faced by underprivileged children in Malaysia. There are currently over 150,000 children still living under the poverty line in the country. There are many factors that contribute to poverty in Malaysia; the main one being due to low family income; a large family unit; lack of employment opportunities and a low home maker wage. If we put together a list of the most common costs associated with raising a child in Malaysia today, including delivery costs, schooling costs, and University fees, the costs involved add up to between RM 400,000 and RM 1.1 million depending on your hopes and aspirations for your little ones. Very few people are given the same opportunities to earn that kind of income and to properly bring up children to an average standard. Parents born to poverty, bring up children in poverty, with a destiny of poverty. This poverty revolving door syndrome must stop. This is where, we at The Budimas Charitable Foundation, come in to make the break in the poverty syndrome chain. If we can get a child out of poverty, we can start a chain of prosperity. The Budimas Charitable Foundation strives to support the welfare, and the well-being of children in need in Malaysia. The foundation does this via its three-pronged approach to curb this issue, by focusing its effort in addressing the three basic necessities for a child; which are food, education and a home. fortunate children have a chance at life too. The foundation endured many challenges to be where it is today and it is the public that played a huge role in contributing to the foundation. Every year, there will be more children that are in need of help and we must always be ready at their aid. No child deserves more or lesser than the other and we are proud to say that we have reached out to more than 7,000 children. Our children are our only hope for the future, but we on the other hand are their only hope for their future. With that said, I d like to thank everyone that has worked hand-in-hand with The Budimas Charitable Foundation to provide every child in Malaysia equal opportunities to shape their own lives. It s time to realise the promise of a fair playing field for all children. Together, we can and must do much better for the underprivileged children. I want to take this opportunity, to thank all of you, all our donors, our volunteers, supporters in the media and technical advisers, who have worked hand in hand with us, in making our vision and mission a success. Without your generosity, without your support, without your love for these children, it would not be possible, for us, to have achieved so much. On behalf of the foundation and the children, once again I would like to say a big thank you! It s not an old cliché that the children are our future, but they truly are. As the Chairman of The Budimas Charitable Foundation, I strongly believe on the importance of our children s well-being. By this I mean, every child deserves the right to the basic needs mentioned earlier. Those needs for a child are what we work hard for everyday at the foundation to ensure that the less 4
Principal Officer s Message Anne Rajasaikaran Principal Officer The Budimas Charitable Foundation If child aid or support sets a child free from poverty that makes each sponsor or donor a hero Every child deserves a chance in life. Every child, no matter where they live in the world, deserves to have adequate food, shelter and educational opportunities. Giving every child a chance also means supporting efforts to end child poverty, and ensuring the child has an opportunity at a bright future. We are indeed very thankful and grateful to all our sponsors and donors, old and new that have continued to support us despite the growing economic uncertainties. My sincere gratitude to the puclic and the society that work hand in hand with us in the pursuit to give underprivileged children a future of love and hope. Researchers have found that poverty can harm the brains of small children. Low-income families had a brain surface area on average 6 percent smaller than children of higher income families. I strongly believe that education is the only way out of poverty and I believe everyone do too. It is with education that a person could come to realisation that he or she deserves and can do better for their own future. And this is where we play our role as caring as well as conscious adults to help in any way we can to give children, not only our own, a chance for a good life. At The Budimas Charitable Foundation, we do hope to break this chain of poverty from the parents to children. The foundation also supports refugee children and not only Malaysian children. The Budimas Charitable Foundation which began with only funding 6 charity homes, now funds 30 homes, feeds 5,932 school children breakfast every school morning and built 4 operating libraries in 4 different Orang Asli settlements. We are hoping to go to even greater lengths in the coming years to reach out to more more less fortunate children in Malaysia. 5
Board of Trustees Y.M. Tunku Dato Yaacob Khyra Bachelor of Science (Hons) Degree in Economics and Accounting from City University, London Tunku Dato Yaacob Khyra is currently the Chairman of the Board of Trustees of The Budimas Charitable Foundation and MAA-Medicare Charitable Foundation. He holds the position of Executive Chairman of Mycron Steel Berhad (MSB), Melewar Industrial Group Berhad (MIG) and MAA Group Berhad (MAAG). He is also a Board member of Melewar Group Berhad, Khyra Legacy Berhad, Ithmaar Holding B.S.C., IB Capital B.S.C. and several private limited companies. Besides that he also sits on the Board of Altech Chemicals Limited which is listed in Australia as a Non-Executive Director. Y.M. Tunku Yahaya bin Tunku Abdullah Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Economics and Accountancy from City University London. Master of Science in Economics from Birkbeck College, University of London. Upon his return from UK in 1986, Tunku Yahaya joined MZC - Saatchi & Saatchi. Then in 1988, he joined Central Market KL's management as Executive Director. In 1994, he joined MetroVision TV station and was appointed Managing Director. In 1997, he started Melewar Parallax music label. Later, he served as Director of several public companies. Y.M. Tunku Elana Khyra Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology, Certificate in Markets and Management, concentration in Early Childhood Education at Duke University Tunku Elana, the founder of The hilltop Kindergarten is dedicated to nurturing children as compassionate leaders with positive characters and values. Formerly, the Marketing Manager of MAA group, she has extensive experience in branding and marketing. She is a devoted volunteer at The Budimas Charitable Foundation and an avid artist. 6
Board of Trustees Y.Bhg Datin Seri Maneesah Tunku Iskandar Diploma in Beauty Culture, Dubarry international School of Beauty Culture Datin Seri Maneesah was the General Manager of Estee Lauder in Malaysia which was imported by Harpers Trading Sdn Bhd. She also sits on the board of a number of private limited companies such as Melewar Utama Sdn Bhd and Mitra Malaysia Sdn Bhd. Mr. Steve Teoh Loon Heng Honors Degree Graduate in Public Administration (UK) CFP (Certified Financial Planner), MMIM, PHF Penang-born Mr Steve Teoh, spent 8 years in the UK for his varsity education and early working career with Nuneaton Borough Council and Marks & Spencer. An ardent outdoor enthusiast, he was an Officer Cadet at the East Midlands Officers Training Corps and was attached to 16 th Coy, The Parachute Regiment, V Para (Lincoln) UK. Upon his return in 1980, Mr Teoh spent virtually his entire career in Marketing Operations specialising in brand development and communication. He worked with MNCs the likes of PepsiCo International, Phillip Morris, Ford Motors, Leo Burnett, Havas Global till he retired as Chairman/CEO of EURO RSCG, Malaysia. Besides being one of the Founding Trustee of the Budimas Foundation in 1998, he was also one of the Founding Board Members of The Financial Planning Association of Malaysia (FPAM). Y.Bhg Datuk Muhamad Umar Swift Bachelor of Economics from Monash Univeristy, Clayton, Australia Datuk Umar Swift began his career in the areas of banking and financial services holding numerous positions within the Bank of Singapore (Australia). He was also the General Manager, Corporate Finance in Gas Malaysia Sdn Bhd and was promoted to CEO a year into the company. In 2004, he joined Maybank as Executive Vice President-Head, Enterprise Financial Service Group and left in 2006 to join MAA Group Berhad in 2006. Datuk Umar Swift ceased to be the CEO of MAA when the company was sold to Zurich Insurance Company Ltd and remained as CEO/Group Managing Director of MAA Group Berhad. 7
Board of Trustees Mr. Roshan Mahendran bin Abdullah Diploma in Applied Science, Tasmania University, Australia, Holds Professional Certificates-COC SM Class 1 issued by AMSA, Government of Australia and Professional Dynamic Positioning Qualifications from IMCA and The Nautical Institute, United Kingdom. Mr Roshan held multiple senior positions both offshore and onshore in the Upstream Oil and Gas Sector covering Marine, Dynamic Positioning, T&I, Subsea Construction and IRM. He was also in the marine industry with Neptune Oriental Lines (NOL) Singapore. Currently, Mr Roshan is the Chief Operating Officer of Mycron Steel Berhad and is responsible for the operations of both Mycron Steel CRC Sdn Bhd and Melewar Steel Tube Sdn Bhd. En. Azlan bin Abdullah Bachelor of Science Degree in Business Administration from Trinity University, San Antonio Texas, USA and a Masters Degree in Business Administration from Morehead State University, Kentucky, USA En Azlan began and spent most of his career life in the banking industry and was the Vice President and Head of Public Sector Division in Citibank Berhad. Presently, En Azlan is the Managing Director/Group Chief Executive Officer of Melewar Industrial Group Berhad and Executive Director/Chief Executive Officer of Mycron Steel Berhad. He is also the Executive Director of the Royal Langkawi Yacht Club. Y. Bhg Dato Steve Day Media entrepreneur and former helicopter pilot who began his career life as an officer in the British Royal Air Force at 18 years old. Before becoming a successful media entrepreneur, Dato Steve Day was a career officer and navigator in the British Royal Air Force flying transport aircraft all over the world. Following this he left to become a civilian helicopter pilot flying massive choppers in the North Sea off Scotland and the South China Sea out of Kuala Terengganu. His next stop was Sumatra where he flew oil-rigs piece by piece into jungle clearings alternating home between a riverboat when flying and an apartment in Singapore during his time off. After making connections in the film industry, he made a radical career switch to start the Vision Four network, a cable television service exclusively for hotels. He also started Vision KL, one of the nation s leading lifestyle, and tourism magazines and pioneered the Malaysia International Gourmet Festival. He was conferred a Datukship in recognition of his services in promoting Malaysia as a world class tourism destination and for his contributions to charitable causes. 8
Our History Our Vision Giving Children a Future of Love and Hope Our Mission To provide guidance and funding in support of the welfare and wellbeing of orphans and underprivileged children in Malaysia The Budimas Charitable Foundation (BUDIMAS) (PPAB 07/1998) is a non-governmental, non-profit organisation, incorporated under the Trustees Act 1952, with the mission to provide guidance and funding in support of the welfare and the well-being of orphans and underprivileged children in Malaysia. Noted as a reputable foundation since its inception in 1998 under the royal patronage of DYMM Seri Paduka Baginda Raja Permaisuri Agong, the foundation has been actively helping underprivileged children to have a chance at a normal childhood like any other children possiblycould. Having actively working in aid of the less fortunate children in the country, Budimas began by financially supporting charitable homes in Malaysia since 1998. It is about ten years ago that the foundation addressed the need of the underprivileged children via a three-pronged approach by forming three programmes which are the Budimas Home Charity Fund (BHCF), Budimas Food Charity Fund (BFCF) and Budimas Education Charity Fund (BECF). This addresses the three basic necessities of a child which are a home, food and education. 9
The 3 Programmes Budimas Home Charity Fund (Home) The Budimas Charitable Foundation began by financially supporting 6 homes with 272 children, in the year 2002. In 2016 The Budimas Charitable Foundation supportsed over 1,500 children from 30 homes across Malaysia.29 of these homes were given financial assistance to help them cope with shortages in their funds for basic expenses. The Budimas Charitable Foundation manages and operates one home, Pusat Jagaan Kebajikan Kanak-Kanak Budimas Orion/ The Budimas Orion Home which is located in Senawang, Negeri Sembilan. The home can accommodate up to 150 children and is equipped with basic necessities. To clothe, feed, educate and provide shelter for these underprivileged and orphaned children, it costs approximately RM15 per child, per day depending on their age. The children of the Orion home are from ages 4 to 18 years old. The Budimas Orion Home in Senawang, Negeri Sembilan The children of The Budimas Orion Home 10
The 3 Programmes Budimas Food Charity Fund (Food) The Budimas Food Charity Fund was initiated to ensure that children from poor families who can't afford to have their breakfast will not go to school hungry. The program began in July 2010, with 6 schools in Kapar, Klang involving 350 children. Today, we are supporting more than 5,900 children from 95 public schools across Malaysia. The breakfast program caters to the families whose household earnings are RM1000 and below, with more than 2 children under their care will qualify for this fund. The menu is consistent with the RMT (Rancangan Makanan Tambahan by the government) menu which caters to students of all. The breakfasts served are nutritious and prepared according to the requirement of a child. Well-nourished children are more likely to attend school, be engaged and ready to learn 11
The 3 Programmes Budimas Education Charity Fund (Education) The Budimas Education Charity Fund aims to provide education to underprivileged children of Malaysia. The key strategy is to establish educational facilities, such as libraries, in rural and poor villages in our country. One of the objective is to encourage the Orang Asli children to read and to fulfill their reading passion with sufficient materials. In 2016, the foundation has built 2 libraries in Negeri Sembilan and 2 more in Selangor. They are at Kampung Kampung Orang Asli Guntur (Kuala Pilah), and Kampung Orang Asli Langkap (Kuala Pilah)., Kampung Orang Asli Sg Lalang (Selangor) and Kampung Orang Asli Paya Lebar (Selangor). Out of the 4 libraries that were built, 2 Libraries both in negeri Sembilan began operating by 2016.. Each library was equipped with 4,000 books and the Orang Asli children were able to read and revise with the reading materials provided. It costs RM180,000 to build a fully functional library in these rural areas. There will be more libraries to be built in Orang Asli Settlements in the states of Selangor, Kelantan and Pahang in the coming year. Education is the key to opportunity. It s a ticket out of poverty 12
Success Story I was born in Klang, Selangor and since young, my siblings and I were looked after by our grandmother. I didn t really know my father but my mother on the other hand had too many run-ins with the law. The load on my grandmother to look after us siblings got too much for her to handle as she tries to ensure that we are always together. Hence she decided to seek assistance from the Social Welfare Department (SWD). My siblings and I we sent to Rumah Tunas Harapan Tengku Ampuan Rahimah, Kuala Selangor. That was when I knew that I had to learn to be independent and too look after my siblings as well. We live in that home for 2 years until one day, our mother came to take us home after the court granted her custody. We then live together with my step-siblings. Not too long after that, my mother was taken under custody again and we were all sent back to a shelter. I was sent to the Child Welfare House Sultan Abdul Aziz, Perak whereas my his siblings were sent to a different welfare center. After staying there for 8 months, my mother came looking for me again and decided to take me home. I had to stop school and worked as a waiter as a restaurant in Bangi to help sustain our livelihood. The last I attended school was at Standard 6 and did not go to school for more than 2 years after that. During that period, my mother got into trouble with the law again and had to be taken away. It was then the Social Welfare department sent me to The Budimas Orion Home. One of the first thing that was done for me by BUDIMAS was to enroll me back to school and after a lot of persuasion and appeal to a local Negeri Sembilan secondary school, Sekolah Menengah Ampangan, I was given the opportunity to begin school again at Form 3, after not attending school for Form 1 and 2. When I was given a second chance at life, I knew that was it. This was my only opportunity to do things right for myself and strive for a change in my life. I knew this was also my chance for a brighter future for myself and my siblings. I believe through education, opportunities will come knocking on my door. So, after no education for more than 2 years, and joining at Form 3, the year where 15 year olds sit for their PT3 exams, I knew I had to excel. I am proud to say, I obtained 3As for my PT3 and I never felt that thrilled in my life. My second chance at life was made possible by The Budimas Charitable Foundation and I am very grateful for that. Now at 16, I am very determined to get straight As for my SPM and I know that it is possible. I do hope that soon I will be lawyer by profession. 13
2016 Corporate Collaborations 3 FEBRUARY 2016: ESSENCE OF HIMALAYA Leica Camera organised an exhibition (Essence of Himalaya) displaying their products as well as hosted an auction where the amount raised were donated to the foundation. 7 APRIL 2016: FABER CASTELL ART EXHIBITION Faber Castell organised an Art Exhibition featuring 12 prominent artistes in Malaysia specialising in colour pencil and pencil arts. Through this exhibition Faber Castell raised RM 10,000 for BUDIMAS. 6 JUNE- 5 JULY 2016: 11STREET CAMPAIGN 11street, an online shopping platform ran a month long campaign during the fasting month of Ramadhan where their online shoppers could purchase their preferred items while giving back to the society. A percentage of the amount of sale went to BUDIMAS ESSENCE OF HIMALAYA 15 MARCH 2016 & 2 JUNE 2016: BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS A joyful birthday celebration for the Budimas Orion Home children where the children learned to bake their birthday cakes themselves guided by Ms Adriana from Amore E Bake guided the children to bake and decorate the cakes. 3 APRIL 2016: BAKING SKILLS Puan Adriana from Amore E Bake, Seremban, Negeri Sembilan organised a baking class for the Orion Home children aged 8-19 years of age on the techniques of baking and decorating cupcakes. The children also learned the technique of double boiling and cooking chocolate. Besides cakes, they made a variety of desserts such as pudding and jellies. The goal of this baking class is to expose the children to other skills besides academic skills. 10 APRIL 2016: A START EXAM MINI WORKSHOP An hour and a half long workshop conducted by Mr Zander Iskander from Lawrence Walter Seminars Training on The Art of Learning that focuses on helping the students to prepare for their examination by sharing strategies, study skills and mind set. ESSENCE OF FABER CASTELL ART EXHIBITION 23 APRIL 2016: EAMSS Engineers Australia Monash Sunway Student Section (EAMSSS) organized an outreach programme between the children of The Budimas Orion Home and the children ofcybercare which is a refugee school. They participated in a series of activities educating and exposing the children to the concept of engineering and sustainability in everyday living. A START EXAM MINI WORKSHOP 14
2016 Corporate Collaborations 12 MAY 2016: FABER CASTELL COLOURING DAY The Faber-Castell team organised a colouring day for children of The Budimas Orion Home. 10 representatives from Faber- Castell spent their afternoon colouring with the children and the children received a colouring kit each. 25 MAY 2016 30 MAY 2016: ORION SHINING STAR Zul and Hakim from the Budimas Orion Home represented the state of Negeri Sembilan, in the national level swimming competition in the Kejohanan Renang Paralimpik Sirkit 1 MSN/ASUM/MILO. The competition was held at Pusat Kecemerlangan Sukan Paralimpik Kampung Pandan, Kuala Lumpur. 29 MAY 2016: MYDIN MAGICAL FINGERS KIDS MAGICAL FINGERS CONTEST organised by Kuala Pilah Library at Mydin, Seremban 2. A total of 33 children, age 6-12 from Budimas Orion Home participated in the contest. They took part in the colouring contest and won prizes. FABER CASTELL COLOURING DAY 24 JUNE 2016 26 JUNE 2016: INTI CAMP Leo Club of INTI International University Nilai organised a 3 days 2 nights children camp with the objective of instilling family values harmonious living within a mixed community. 21 children from The Budimas Orion Home, aged 9-14 participated in the camp. 11 JUNE 2016: BIRD PARK TRIP St. Mark's Church, Seremban treated 15 children from Budimas Orion Home to an educational trip to The Bird Park and Tugu Negara in Kuala Lumpur along with other children from the church itself. 18 JUNE 2016: SCOUTS GIVE BACK Pengakap Kelana A Seremban Timur (PPPKAST) and Santai Bikers hosted a Majlis Berbuka Puasa on in SMK Seremban Jaya 2 with 200 children from few charitable homes in Negeri Sembilan including Budimas Orion Home. MYDIN MAGICAL FINGERS MICROSOFT OFFICE TRAINING Computer course conducted and sponsored by Knowledge Corporation Sdn Bhd were organized at the Budimas Orion Home. The course includes Microsoft Office Word 2013 (Level 1), Microsoft Office Excel 2013 (Level 1) & Internet Basic Introduction to Internet (Level 1). The children from age 12 to 18 years attended the course. BIRD PARK TRIP 15
2016 Corporate Collaborations LUNCH SUPPORTED BY BUDIMAS The Budimas Charitable Foundation supported lunch for 107 students from SJK (T) Teluk Panglima Garang that attended a school organised camp called Kem Jati Diri. 13 MARCH 2016 20 MARCH 2016: SCHOOL HOLIDAY CLASSES AT BUKIT KEPONG LIBRARY During the school holiday in March, the BUDIMAS library team arranged dancing, singing, reading and drawing classes for the orang asli children at the Budimas Children s Library in Kampong Bukit Kepong, Port Dickson. The classes are dancing and singing class, English reading class and Drawing classes. 3 FEBRUARY 2016 BOOK DONATION FROM BADAN WARISAN MALAYSIA Badan Warisan Malaysia, Jalan Stonor, Kuala Lumpur, donated over 500 books ranging from reference reading materials, story books and other genres of reading materials which are suitable for Upper Primary to Secondary level. LUNCH SUPPORTED BY BUDIMAS 12 JULY 2016- BUDIMAS PARTICIPATED IN THE 6 TH NGO AWARENESS CAMPAIGN The foundation participated in the 6th Non-Governmental Organisation (NGO) Awareness Campaign that took place in Jaya Shopping Centre organised by Golden Land Expo Sdn Bhd.The purpose of the event was to create awareness on the works of all the Malaysia's NGOs as well as provide an opportunity for the community to be more aware of voluntary and charitable efforts. 5 AUGUST 2016: 11 STREET DO GOOD DEALS Throughout the holy month of Ramadhan (6th June 2016 till 5th July 2016) 11street, Malaysia s fastest growing e-mall partnered with The Budimas Charitable Foundation and launched Do Good Deals campaign where the main goal was to raise funds for The Budimas Food Charity Fund (BFCF). 11 STREET DO GOOD DEALS 9 DECEMBER 2016: PROCTER & GAMBLE ASPIRES TO BUILD A LIBRARY P&G (Procter and Gamble) kicked off the Light Bulb Project on the 9 th of December 2016 with the mission to raise RM180,000 for the Budimas Education Charity Fund (BECF). The announcement was made on the 9 th of December 2016 at P&G s annual Giving Thanks Lunch which is a appreciation luncheon for their own employees. 6 TH NGO AWARENESS CAMPAIGN 16
2016 Corporate Collaborations 15 JULY 2016: PFIZER PAID BUDIMAS ORION HOME A VISIT Pfizer, well-known pharmaceutical company paid a visit to the Budimas Orion Home where the team prepared some exciting games and activities for the children of the home which got everyone s full participation. 8 SEPTEMBER 2016: THE ART HUG PROGRAM CULTIVATED THE CHILDREN S CREATIVITY Art Hug Program, organised by Shalini Ganendra from Fine Art @ Gallery, encourages children to participate in discussions and activities in relation to art being relevant to an individual and to a community. The program took place at her residence at No 8, Lorong 16/7B 46350 Petaling Jaya. PFIZER PAID BUDIMAS ORION HOME A VISIT 14 SEPTEMBER 2016: AQUARIA & PETROSAINS KLCC EXCURSION Shiseido, a pioneer cosmetic company, organized a visit to Aquaria and Petrosians KLCC for the children of The Budimas Orion Home where 63 children and staffs attended the excursion. 14 SEPTEMBER 2016: INTI INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY HOSTED A CAMP FOR UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDREN Inti International University organised a three day camp for children of charitable homes and 24 of Budimas Orion Home children were selected to join amongst other children from different homes.the camp took place in the University s main hall. The main objective of the camp was to motivate and educate the children in regards to practicing good moral values and discipline. 18 NOVEMBER 2016: THE CHILDREN OF THE BUDIMAS ORION HOME PAID A VISIT TO HEWLETT-PACKARD A visit organized by HP (Hewlett-Packard) the renowned software company, saw a total of 75 children from The Budimas Orion Home taking part in the visitation. HP also raised funds to purchase dairy goods and groceries for the Budimas Orion Home. The amount of donated goods were for a supply of 2 months. The Budimas Orion Home shared the donated items with 2 other selected homes; Pertubuhan Anak Yatim dan Kebajikan Darul Izzah and Baitul Nurrawdhah. THE ART HUG PROGRAM INTI INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY HOSTED A CAMP 17
2016 Corporate Collaborations 8 DECEMBER 2016: A TRIP TO KIDZANIA! The children from The Budimas Orion Home and the Orang Asli Children of Kg Bukit Kepong were treated a fun day out to Kidzania in Mutiara Damansara, Kuala Lumpur. Kidzania sponsored 80 children for a full-day experience at their establishment as part of their CSR and it was a first-time experience for all the children from the home and for the Orang Asli children too. 24 NOVEMBER 2016: A DAY OF EXCELLENCE IN SK SUNGAI BULOH We have been invited by Sekolah Kebangsaan Sungai Buloh in Jelubu, Negeri Sembilan to attend their Hari Anugerah Kecemerlangan. The school highlighted the efforts foundation as a big influence in the change of the students academically. Through the Budimas Food Charity Fund (BFCF), the students are able to concentrate in their lessons more effectively. BFCF ensures that the food given to the students meets their daily nutrient needs. THE CHILDREN OF THE BUDIMAS ORION HOME PAID A VISIT TO HEWLETT-PACKARD 1 JULY 2016: FROM HEWLETT PACKARD (HP) BOOK DONATION The representatives from HP delivered books for the Budimas Education Charity Fund (BECF) project that they collected via their campaign drive in their office. They collected close to 4,800 copies of books that are sufficient to equip one library. These books were later sent to Kg Orang Asli Paya Lebar, Hulu Langat. 23 AUGUST 2016: A NEW LIBRARY The soft launch of in Kampung Langkap library, one of the Orang Asli Settlement in Selangor took place on the 23 rd of August 2016. The children of the village were very happy and excited as they were entertained with activities such as storytelling from a village girl name Rasya a/k Sani, 8 years old and sing-a-long activities by 4 little girls from the village. FROM HEWLETT PACKARD (HP) BOOK DONATION 26 AUGUST 2016: ANOTHER NEW LIBRARY Approximately 80 people from Kampung Guntur attended the launch of the village s new library that was built by the Foundation. The event began at 2.30pm with a welcome speech by Mr. Hazwan, Assistant Library of the foundation, followed by Ms Asheila Anwar, the Finance and Admin Manager of the foundation. The chairman of the village, Encik Samsudin bin Abdullah also gave an appreciation speech as well as En Mat Noor who is a JAKOA (Jabatan Kemajuan Orang Asli) officer. A NEW LIBRARY 18
2016 Corporate Collaborations 25 SEPTEMBER 2016: PROJECT CSR OUTREACH KIDZANIA Kidzania Congrezz Charity Drive Cultural Sharing a programme organized by Kidzania, Bandar Utama at Kampung Orang Asli Bukit Kepong, encourages Orang Asli children to participate in activities that exposes them to the way of living of urban children and vice versa. NOVEMBER 2016- THE CHILDREN EXPLORED THEIR CREATIVE SIDE The Budimas Charitbale Foundation organized art classes for the libraries that the foundation built in the Orang Asli Settlement in Kampung Langkap and Kampung Guntur. The art classes were funded by Shell. The motive behind this programme was to look for hidden talents within the community children as well as to cultivate the creativity amongst the children. ANOTHER NEW LIBRARY NOVEMBER 2016- THE CHILDREN OF KAMPUNG ORANG ASLI BUKIT KEPONG LEARNT TO MAKE ROBOTS Shell not only organized and funded an art class for the Orang Asli children, but they also carried out a Robotic- Class in Kampung Bukit Kepong, Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan. The class got the children all excited as they got to watch first-hand how a robot is made from scratch. The class also encouraged the children to have a hobby and to cultivate an interest in mechanics. It is explore 10 OCTOBER 2016: RM 50K FOR THE BUDIMAS ORION HOME, SENAWANG P&G visited Budimas Orion Home in Senawang, Seremban and presented a RM50, 000 mock cheque to the The Budimas Charitable Foundation. An initiative by the P&G Malaysia to raised fund via their internal staff sales. All proceeds are donated to the foundation. PROJECT CSR OUTREACH KIDZANIA 20 DECEMBER 2016- A NEW LIBRARY WAS LAUNCHED IN KAMPUNG SUNGAI LALANG Another library was launched by The Budimas Charitable Foundation for the Orang Asli Settlement in Kampung Sungai Lalang. The head of the Village which is known as Tok Batin officiated the launch and gave a speech to the children of the community to make good use of this library. He added that education is the crucial if they are want a better future for themselves and the Orang Asli community. THE CHILDREN OF KAMPUNG ORANG ASLI BUKIT KEPONG LEARNT TO MAKE ROBOTS 19
2016 Budimas Events NIGHT OF A THOUSAND BLESSINGS 28 APRIL 2016- GALA DINNER The foundation raised RM 360,000 during its first benefit dinner, Night of a Thousand Blessings which took place at the JW Marriott Kuala Lumpur where the raised funds went to the three programmes of the foundation. 20
2016 Budimas Events FESTIVE CELEBRATIONS 29 JANUARY 2016: CHINESE NEW YEAR DINNER WITH CHARITY HOMES BUDIMAS hosted 120 underprivileged children and orphans aged 3 to 18 years old from 4 different charitable homes to a Chinese New Year Dinner at the Pusat Komuniti Bukit Bandaraya, Bangsar. The homes were Ti-Ratana Welfare Society, Rumah Victory Children and Youths Center, Persatuan Penjagaan Kanak-Kanak Cacat Klang and the Pusat Jagaan Kebajikan Kanak-Kanak Budimas Orion. 29 JULY 2016- HARI RAYA CELEBRATION WITH CHILDREN FROM 4 CHARITY HOMES Hari Raya Aidil Fitri 2016 was celebrated by The Budimas Charitable Foundation with much pomp and grandeur with over 180 children from 4 charity homes at Pusat Komuniti Bukit Bandaraya, Bangsar and was officiated by Y.Bhg Datin Seri Maneesah Tunku Abdullah, trustee of the foundation. 11 NOVEMBER 2016- BUDIMAS CELEBRATED DEEPAVALI WITH 4 CHARITY HOMES The Budimas Charitable Foundation celebrated the festival of lights with 180 underprivileged children and orphans at Pusat Komuniti Bukit Bandaraya, Bangsar. The children we from 4 different charity homes; Pusat Kebajikan Rumah Anak Yatim Sri Sai Selangor, Pusat Jagaan Siddharthan, Pusat Jagaan Kanak-Kanak Sai Kalyani and Pusat Jagaan Kebajikan Kanak-Kanak Budimas Orion. 16TH DECEMBER 2016- THE FOUNDATION THREW A CHRISTMAS PARTY FOR THE CHILDREN FROM 4 CHARITY HOMES The Foundation threw a Christmas party for 170 underprivileged children from 4 different Charitable homes; Trinity Children's Home, Pertubuhan Kebajikan Agathians Malaysia, Lighthouse Children Welfare Home Association and Pusat Jagaan Kebajikan Kanak-Kanak Budimas Orion. 21
Programme Updates BUDIMAS HOME CHARITY FUND (BHCF) OVERVIEW OF HOMES SUPPORTED BY THE BUDIMAS HOME CHARITY FUND HOME MANAGED BY THE BUDIMAS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION PUSAT JAGAAN KEBAJIKAN KANAK-KANAK BUDIMAS ORION (82 KIDS) Girls : 36 Boys : 46 246, Jalan Bunga Raya 2, Taman Tasik Jaya 2, Paroi, 70400 Seremban,Negeri Sembilan Darul Khusus 22
Programme Updates HOMES THAT ARE FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED BY THE BUDIMAS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION PUSAT HARIAN SINAR HARAPAN / BENGKEL HARAPAN ALOR SETAR (30 Children) 3218-A Lorong Alor Semadom, Jalan Sultanah, 05350 Alor Setar, Kedah Darul Aman Tel : 04-730 3736 /019-5410694 (Puan Zurida) pusatharian@gmail.com RUMAH NUR KASIH (22 Children) Lot 411, Kampung Ulu Melaka, 07000 Langkawi, Kedah Tel : 013-449 7144 / 017-445 3051 (Puan Amana) rumahnurkasih@yahoo.com RUMAH KEBAJIKAN SERI CAHAYA (30 Children) 7137 MK 12, Permatang Damar Laut 11960 Batu Maung, Pulau Pinang Tel : 04-6262101 / 013-5902987 (Punita ) (Madam Kaliaamah) sericahayapp@gmail.com ST. NICHOLAS S HOME (8 Children) No.4, Jalan Bagan Jermal,10250 Penang Tel : 04-2290 800 / 012-4285911 (Mr. Daniel Soon Executive Director) ed@snh.org.my PRECIOUS GIFT HOME (20 Children) 8, Silibin Drive,Off Jalan Gurdwara, 30100 Ipoh,Perak Tel : 05-255 7484 /016-5602355 (Miss Lena) 016-5459554 (Albeat Morris ) pgoshome@yahoo.com PERTUBUHAN ANAK YATIM DAN KEBAJIKAN DARUL IZZAH (21 Children) 6441, Jalan Makmur, Kg Teras Jernang Seksyen 14, 43650 Bandar Baru Bangi,Selangor Darul Ehsan Tel : 03-8925 7263/012-9168069 (Encik Norafizal) mrfizal@gmail.com PERTUBUHAN KEBAJIKAN IHSAN KANAK-KANAK ARUT PERUM JOTHY (27 Children) 44, Medan Buntong, Buntong 3 Tambahan Buntong,30100 Ipoh Perak Tel : 012-5654441 (Master Gobalan@Baba) hindubaba30@gmail.com 23
Programme Updates HOMES THAT ARE FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED BY THE BUDIMAS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION SHEPHERD DENGKIL (11 Children) No.24, Jalan Jed 1, Taman Jed, Dengkil Tel : 017-7472750 (Jay Acamby-Director) jayachamby@gmail.com PERSATUAN KEBAJIKAN KANAK-KANAK KAJANG,SELANGOR (84 Children) 29A, Jalan Restu 1 Taman Restu, 43000 Kajang, Selangor Tel : 03-87341111 /012-6280207 (Devaki) suchrist14@gmail.com ASRAMA DAMAI RUMAH ANAK-ANAK YATIM (70 Children) KM 28.5, Jalan Kuang,Lorong Teratai, Kg Damai, 48050 Kuang, Selangor Tel : 03-6038 2823 / 019-2122671 (Ustaz Hairul Nizam) asramadamaikuang@gmail.com PUSAT JAGAAN SIDDHARTHAN (22 Children) No. 31 Jalan SS3/46, Taman Universiti, 47300 Petaling Jaya, Selangor. Tel : 03-7874 7893 (Miss Sarojini) 016-2309663 (Mr.Manimaran) sid_dharthan@yahoo.com TRINITY CHILDREN S HOME SELANGOR (20 Children) No.5, Jalan Bukit Menteri Utara 7/4, Seksyen 7, 46050 Petaling Jaya Selangor Tel: 03-7958 5313 (Mary / Mr.Joseph) trinityhome_pj@yahoo.co.uk PERSATUAN KEBAJIKAN AGATHIANS MALAYSIA (40 Children) No. 22 & 24 Jalan Kelah 8/6, Seksyen 8,Petaling Jaya, 46050, Selangor, Tel: 03-7954 1680, Fax: 03-7954 4680 Miss Sree / Miss Inthira (012 2968014) admin@agathians.org,agathians_siva@yahoo.com PERSATUAN PENJAGAAN KANAK-KANAK CACAT SELANGOR (80 Children) 4, Kampung Raja Uda, Lorong Bunga Raya 42000 Pelabuhan Klang, Selangor Tel:03-31654475 (Mr.Simon) 012-3915893 (Mr.Morgan President) ppkkcks@gmail.com 24
Programme Updates HOMES THAT ARE FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED BY THE BUDIMAS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION BAITUL NURRAWDHAH (20 Children) No.32, Jalan BP 3/9, Bandar Bukit Puchong 47100 Puchong, Selangor Tel :013-4742975 (Puan Hafifah) baitulnurrawdhah@gmail.com JOY TO THE WORLD COMMUNITY SERVICES (HOUSE OF JOY) (50 Children) No. 78A, Jalan TK 1/1,Taman Kinrara, Seksyen 1,47180 Puchong,Selangor Tel: 03-8070 4497/019-3392847(Miss Leslie) hoj92@yahoo.com PUSAT JAGAAN KANAK-KANAK SAI KELYANI (34 Children) No.2, Jalan Setia Indah U13/11D, Setia Alam 40170 Shah Alam,Selangor Tel : 016-258 1630 (Mr.Pandhian) ushaganesan93@gmail.com LIGHTHOUSE CHILDREN WELFARE HOME ASSOCIATION KUALA LUMPUR & SELANGOR (71 Children) 115,Lucky Garden, Jalan Cenderai,Bangsar Tel : 016-3141789 (Jacinta) stevenmotsy_lighthouse@yahoo.com PERTUBUHAN RUMAH KEBAJIKAN CHRESTUS (15 Children) No.2, Jalan Koop Cuepacs 5, Bt.9, Taman Koperasi Cuepacs, 43200 Cheras, Selangor Tel: 03-90761849 / 016-6224421 (Rev. Eliezer Vadivelu) rumahchrestus@gmail.com STEPPING STONES LIVING CENTRE SDN BHD (45 Children) 111, Jalan Tanjong 12, Taman Seputeh, 58000 Kuala Lumpur Tel: 013-2975870 (Dr. Nina A. Rajahser) 013-3805871 (Pastor.Johnson Rajahser) j_rajahser@hotmail.com PERTUBUHAN KEBAJIKAN BHAGAWAN SRI RAMAKRISHNA,MALAYSIA (21 Children) No.451,Jalan Tengkera,75200 Melaka Tel: 06-284 3236/ 012-6186 556 (Mr Bala) sriramakrishnabsrcwam@gmail.com 25
Programme Updates HOMES THAT ARE FINANCIALLY SUPPORTED BY THE BUDIMAS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION VILLA PAULOS (30 Children) 16A Jalan Mariamah, 80100 Johor Bahru, Johor Tel : 07-224 1037 /07-2241036/ 016-7447804 (Madam Saras / Theresa) admin@villapaulos.org PERSATUAN PENJAGAAN KANAK-KANAK TERENCAT AKAL JOHOR BAHRU (230 Children) Lot 5042,Jalan Indah Permai, Taman Saleng Indah, 81400 Saleng, Johor Bahru Tel : 07-598 9676/07-598 9672/ 019-7304770( Mr Rajamanikam, 017-7464706 (Yahya) ppkktaj@handicapjb.org.my RAPHA CHILDREN S HOME (31 Children) No. 1 Lorong Air Putih 68, 25300 Kuantan, Pahang Tel : 09-568 1040 /01 (Mr. Soon) 016-9386148 (Grace) rapha_ktn@yahoo.com BADAN KEBAJIKAN ANAK-ANAK YATIM & MISKIN NADWAH PERMATA CAMAR (44 Children) Lot 9015 & Lot 2196, Lorong Cempaka 1, Kg Cempaka Mukim Penor,25150 Kuantan, Pahang Tel : 09-534 1320 /013-6423775 (Ustaz Hadzmi) permatacamarkuantan@gmail.com ST THERESA & DE LA SALLE HOSTEL (80 Children) P.O. Box 369, 89108 Kota Marudu, Sabah Tel : 088-663 460 (Sister Rose) st.theresahostel@yahoo.com.my PERKATA SPECIAL SCHOOL (130 Children) Lot 1652, Block 10, Ong Tiang Swee Road 93200 Kuching, Sarawak Tel : 082-426 301 /019-8652672 (Miss Doreen) perkata@ymail.com RUMAH KANAK-KANAK METHODIST SIBU (75 Children) Jalan Tun Haji Abang Openg, Peti Surat 795,96008 Sibu, Sarawak Tel :084-322 161/314 139/012-8084117(Mr Yong) kiehoyong@yahoo.com SERI MENGASIH CENTRE (93 Children) P.W.D. 75, Jalan Selangor, 88100 Tanjung Aru, Kota Kinabalu, Sabah Tel : 088-223 221/016-8310577 (Miss Monica) serimengasih@yahoo.com.my 26
Programme Updates BUDIMAS FOOD CHARITY FUND (BFCF) NUMBER OF SCHOOLS BY STATE SUPPORTED BY THE BUDIMAS FOOD CHARITY FUND (BFCF) States No of Schools Selangor 22 Kuala Lumpur 7 Negeri Sembilan 17 Melaka 23 Pulau Pinang 18 Kedah 5 Perak 3 27
Programme Updates LIST OF SCHOOLS SUPPORTED BY BFCF NO LIST OF SCHOOLS 1 SJK (T) LADANG VALLAMBROSA (SELANGOR) 2 SJK (T) LADANG JALAN ACOB (SELANGOR) 3 SJK (T) LADANG BUKIT CHERAKA (SELANGOR) 4 SK ABDUL SAMAT (SELANGOR) 5 SK KAPAR (SELANGOR) 6 SJK (T) METHODIST KAPAR (SELANGOR) 7 SJK (T) PULAU CAREY BARAT (SELANGOR) 8 SK SUNGAI SERDANG, KAPAR (SELANGOR) 9 SK TOK MUDA KAPAR (SELANGOR) 10 SK SUNGAI BURONG, TANJONG KARANG (SELANGOR) 11 SJK (C) CHUNG WAH (SELANGOR) 12 SJK (C) TANJONG KARANG (SELANGOR) 13 SJK (C) YIT KHWAN (SELANGOR) 14 SJK (T) VAGEESAR (SELANGOR) 15 SK KUALA SELANGOR (SELANGOR) 16 SK TANJONG KARANG (SELANGOR) 17 SJK (C) AIK THEE (SELANGOR) 18 SJK (C) BAGAN PASIR (SELANGOR) 19 SJK (C) PUI TEH (SELANGOR) 20 SJK (C) PUI CHI (SELANGOR) 21 SK BATU MUDA (SELANGOR) 22 SK LA SALLE (2) JINJANG (KUALA LUMPUR) 23 SK LA SALLE (1) SENTUL (KUALA LUMPUR) 24 SK LA SALLE (2) SENTUL (KUALA LUMPUR) 25 SJK (C) JINJANG SELATAN,KUALA LUMPUR (KUALA LUMPUR) 26 SK LA SALLE JINJANG 1 JINJANG UTARA (KUALA LUMPUR) 27 SK SERI PERAK (KUALA LUMPUR) 28 SK BATU 9 JALAN BOMBA (KUALA LUMPUR) 29 SJK (T) TUN SAMBATHAN PAJAM (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 30 SK SENIBAI, JOHOL (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 31 SJK (C) CHUNG HUA, PASIR PANJANG (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 32 SJK (C) CHUNG HWA TELOK KEMANG (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 33 SJK (T) BANDAR SPRINGHILL (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 34 SK PUTRA (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 35 SJK (T) KUALA PILAH (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 36 SJK (C) PEI CHUN DANGI (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 37 SJK (T) LADANG CAIRO (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 38 SJK (C) CHUNG HUA, KUALA PILAH (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 39 SJK (C) YUH HUA, REMBAU (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 40 SJK (T) LADANG BATU HAMPAR (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 41 SJK (T) LADANG REGENT (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 42 SJK (T) LADANG SENGKANG,PASIR PANJANG (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 43 SJK (T) LADANG SEREMBAN, SG GADUT (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 44 SJK (T) TAMPIN (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 45 SK SUNGAI BULOH, SPG DURIAN (NEGERI SEMBILAN) 46 SJK (T) RUMBIA, ALOR GAJAH (MELAKA) 47 SJK (T) PULAU SEBANG (MELAKA) 28
Programme Updates LIST OF SCHOOLS SUPPORTED BY BFCF NO LIST OF SCHOOLS 48 SJK (C) POH LAN, TANGGA BATU (MELAKA) 49 SK NYALAS, ASAHAN (MELAKA) 50 SK HUTAN PERCA, ALOR GAJAH (MELAKA) 51 SJK (C) TABOH NANNING, ALOR GAJAH (MELAKA) 52 SJK (T) LADANG BUKIT ASAHAN, JASIN (MELAKA) 53 SKJ (T) ALOR GAJAH, ALOR GAJAH (MELAKA) 54 SJK (C) SANN YUH, SIMPANG EMPAT (MELAKA) 55 SJK (T) LADANG BUKIT KAJANG, BEMBAN (MELAKA) 56 SK BERTAM HULU, KG BERTAM HULU (MELAKA) 57 SJK (T) LADANG SG BARU, MASJID TANAH (MELAKA) 58 SJK (T) MERLIMAU, MERLIMAU (MELAKA) 59 SJK (C) SIN WAH, DURIAN TUNGGAL (MELAKA) 60 SJK (T) DURIAN TUNGGAL, DURIAN TUNGGAL (MELAKA) 61 SJK (T) KUBU, JLN HANG TUAH (MELAKA) 62 SK CHERANA PUTEH, ALOR GAJAH (MELAKA) 63 SK KAMPONG GELAM, TANGGA BATU (MELAKA) 64 SK SUNGAI PETAI, ALOR GAJAH (MELAKA) 65 SJK (T) LADANG GADEK, TAMPIN (MELAKA) 66 SJK (C) PAY CHEE, PULAU SEBANG (MELAKA) 67 SK TANJUNG MINYAK (MELAKA) 68 SJK (T) LDG DIAMOND JUBILEE (MELAKA) 69 SK TAN SRI P.RAMLE, PULAU PINANG (PULAU PINANG) 70 SJK (T) TAMIL, AZAD, PULAU PINANG (PULAU PINANG) 71 SJK (T) RAJAJI, PULAU PINANG (PULAU PINANG) 72 SK CONVENT LEBUH LIGHT (PULAU PINANG) 73 SJK (T) JALAN SUNGAI (PULAU PINANG) 74 SJK (T) SUBRAMANIAM BARATHEE (PULAU PINANG) 75 SK JALAN RESIDENSI (PULAU PINANG) 76 SK SERI TANJUNG (PULAU PINANG) 77 SK FRANCIS LIGHT (PULAU PINANG) 78 SJK (C) LI TEK CAWANGAN (PULAU PINANG) 79 SJK (C) LI TEK (B) (PULAU PINANG) 80 SK AYER ITAM (PULAU PINANG) 81 SK SERI INDAH (PULAU PINANG) 82 SK SRI AMAN (PULAU PINANG) 83 SJK (C) LI TEK (A) (PULAU PINANG) 84 SRK CONVENT PULAU TIKUS (PULAU PINANG) 85 SK PEREMPUAN ISLAND (PULAU PINANG) 86 SK TANJONG TOKONG (PULAU PINANG) 87 SJK (T) CHANGLUN (KEDAH) 88 SJK (T) LADANG PAYA KAMUNTING (KEDAH) 89 SK BANDAR BARU SINTOK (KEDAH) 90 SK HOSBA (KEDAH) 91 SK TUNKU BENDAHARA (KEDAH) 92 REFUGEES INTERNATIONAL LEARNING CENTRE (SELANGOR) 93 SK ST. MICHAEL, IPOH (PERAK) 94 SK GURU KALGIDHAR, IPOH (PERAK) 95 SJKT METHODIST, IPOH (PERAK) 29
Programme Updates BUDIMAS EDUCATION CHARITY FUND (BECF) LIBRARIES BUILT AND OPERATING LIBRARIES IN ORANG ASLI SETTLEMENTS: 1. Kampung Bukit Kepong, Port Dickson: 15 February 2015 (began operating) 2. Kampung Langkap, Kuala Pilah: 23 August 2016 (began operating) 3. Kampung Guntur, Kuala Pilah:: 26 August 2016 (began operating) 4. Kampung Sungai Lalang, Hulu Langat: 19 December (soft Launch) 5. Kampung Paya Lebar, Hulu Langat: Opening in January 2017 KAMPUNG BUKIT KEPONG, PORT DICKSON KAMPUNG GUNTUR, KUALA PILAH KAMPUNG LANGKAP, KUALA PILAH KAMPUNG SUNGAI LALANG, HULU LANGAT KAMPUNG PAYA LEBAR, HULU LANGAT 30
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Financial Statement ABRIDGED INCOME AND EXPENDITURE STATEMENT FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2016 2016 2015 INCOME RM RM Donations and income from charity events 9,399,150 8,749,663 Investment income 1,011,616 1,031,580 10,410,766 9,781,243 LESS: EXPENDITURE Financial Aid to orphanages/shelter homes 5,617,097 2,989,401 Operating expenses 1,455,598 1,906,198 7,072,695 4,895,599 SURPLUS FOR THE FINANCIAL YEAR 3,338,071 4,885,644 2% 2% 8% 3% 2016 Income 85% Recurring Donation Direct Mail Appeal Donation Corporate / One-off Donation* Interest Other 32
Financial Statement ABRIDGED BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31 DECEMBER 2016 2016 2015 RM RM PROPERTY,PLANT AND EQUIPMENT 9,929,747 9,426,354 INVESTMENT IN UNIT TRUST * 19,326,930 6,737,045 29,256,677 16,163,399 CURRENT ASSETS Other receivables, deposits and prepayments 107,697 4,464,208 Fixed and call deposits with licenced bank * 7,119,249 12,279,089 Cash and bank balances * 5,711,998 5,693,959 12,938,944 22,437,256 LESS: CURRENT LIABILITIES Other payables and accruals 322,002 65,107 322,002 65,107 NET CURRENT ASSETS 12,616,942 22,372,149 41,873,619 38,535,548 Represented By : ACCUMULATED FUND 41,873,619 38,535,548 41,873,619 38,535,548 * Provision for New Homes NOTE: The full set of these financial statements are available at the Foundation's Registered Office at 15th Floor, No 566 Jalan Ipoh, 51200 Kuala Lumpur 33
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