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MR D.I.Y. Continues to Support Environmental Causes

Apr 15, 2022 | CSR Stories

Sungai Melaka clean-up is the latest Malaysians and tourists from around the world can rejoice as borders have reopened and everyone can start traveling again. To provide some...

Soroptimist International Damansara Shines a Light Towards a Brighter Future for Women from Underprivileged Communities

Apr 15, 2022 | CSR Stories

The non-profit organisation rolls out initiatives to meet the needs of single mothers and women from the B40 group Soroptimist International Damansara (SID), a local chapter of...

Creating Tomorrow’s Rural Womenpreneurs with Hopes Malaysia

Apr 15, 2022 | CSR Stories

The Programme Empowers Kota Belud Women with the Business Skills and Knowledge to Succeed and Improve Livelihoods With women’s achievements being celebrated throughout March,...

Hong Leong Bank’s 15 Hectares Mangrove Rehabilitation and Conservation Project with Malaysian Nature Society

HLB’s sustainability initiative aims to contribute towards climate, energy, food and water security, in addition to being part of the Bank’s first major carbon-offset project As part of its sustainability journey and environmental management, Hong Leong Bank (“HLB” or...

How COVID-19 Has Changed the Face of Sustainability

The advent of the pandemic has seen effects and implications that have been written about ad nauseam. Amidst tired narratives, one that has perhaps not been talked about as much it should have is how the current situation has changed the landscape of corporate social...

Atlas Vending, OKU Sentral, KPJ Healthcare Pilot Accessible Vending Machines

ATLAS Vending is now capable of making retail points accessible to 41.4% of persons with disabilities in Malaysia ATLAS Vending, in collaboration with OKU Sentral, rolled out Malaysia’s first series of Accessible Vending Machines today, with KPJ Healthcare Berhad...