Pertubuhan Kebajikan Lifelink Seribu Kasih (LSK) extends its heartfelt appreciation to Eco World Foundation for contributing seven oxygen concentrators to strengthen LSK’s Free Medical Equipment Bank, helping more underprivileged patients receive essential medical support at home.
The official handover was held at LSK office in Cheras, attended by Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye, Chairman of Eco World Foundation, Prof. Dr. Zahari bin Ishak, Trustee, and Ms. Tang Dee Leng, Senior Manager.
The contribution comprises three Philips 5L units, two Evin 10L units and two Longfian Portable Oxygen Concentrators, worth a total of RM36,000.
During the visit, LSK shared how the equipment operates, when oxygen support may be required and the challenges faced by families caring for medically dependent loved ones at home. LSK was particularly grateful for Tan Sri Lee’s and Prof. Dr. Zahari’s genuine interest in understanding the practical realities behind providing care at home.
Through its Free Medical Equipment Bank, LSK loans essential medical equipment to eligible families at no charge. Once equipment is no longer needed, it is returned, sanitised, serviced or refurbished by its team before being made available to another family. This circular approach allows each piece of equipment to continue helping others.
A Special Fundraising Initiative: A Book, A Story, A Chance to Give Back
In conjunction with this meaningful occasion, LSK is introducing a special fundraising initiative featuring only eight personally autographed copies of Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye’s autobiography, Call Lee Lam Thye – Recalling a Lifetime of Service, featuring illustrations of Malaysian scenes by renowned Malaysian cartoonist Lat.
The book offers readers a personal account of Tan Sri Lee’s life journey, experiences, values and lessons learned through a lifetime of service. It is a non-political publication that provides an opportunity to learn from his experiences and reflections.
With Tan Sri Lee’s personal support, these eight limited copies are being made available to individuals and corporate supporters through LSK.
There is no fixed contribution amount. Supporters may contribute an amount of their choosing, and LSK will send them one of the personally autographed copies as a token of appreciation, while stocks last.
All funds raised will go towards LSK’s community healthcare initiatives, including strengthening its Medical Equipment Bank and providing essential medical equipment and care-related assistance to underprivileged patients, elderly individuals and families in need.
LSK welcomes corporations, business leaders, professionals and members of the public to participate. This is a small but meaningful opportunity to own a personally autographed book while supporting a cause that makes a practical difference in people’s lives.
A Shared Commitment to Helping More Families
“We are deeply grateful to Tan Sri Lee Lam Thye and Eco World Foundation for their generosity and confidence in LSK. This contribution means we can make more equipment available to families who need it. We hope the book initiative will also inspire more individuals and organisations to become part of our mission,” said LSK.
LSK is approved for tax exemption under Subsection 44(6) of the Income Tax Act 1967, subject to applicable requirements.
To support LSK or enquire about the eight autographed copies:
Pertubuhan Kebajikan Lifelink Seribu Kasih (LSK)
WhatsApp: +60 11-6520 6848
Email: admin@lifelink1000kasih.org
Website: www.lifelink1000kasih.org
Only eight signed copies are available. Every contribution helps LSK make essential healthcare support available to another family.
‘Care for All’