Donation For Malaysia's Flood Victim.

In the year 2014, a few places in Malaysia was affected by the flood. 

Places that were badly affected were in Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang & Perak.

Based on this link http://floodlist.com/asia/malaysia-floods-kelantan-worst-recorded-costs

Flooding Worst Recorded as costs rises to RM 1 Billion in Kelantan. 

Here are some photos on the flood issue:

 

Many organizations and volunteers did their best in helping all flood victims by collecting donations such as food, clothes, cleaning materials and safety aids . 

Leo Club of SMK Taman Bukit Maluri & a non-profit organization Caring Hearts Charity also collected donations to be donated to the flood victims.

Our Beneficiary was to Malaysian Red Crescent 

Money was banked in to CIMB: 8601962025 

 

We had our collection point of donation mainly in Desa Park City. 

And we also had our COLLECTING SERVICE

 by the President of Leo Club SMKTBM & The Head of CHC. 

WE COLLECTED AN AMOUNT OF RM640! 

RM510 was banked into the CIMB bank account & RM130 was used to buy food, safety aids, sanitary pads, diapers, tissues and many more! 

These are the people who donated and their money was bank in to Malaysia Red Crescent CIMB bank account! 

To make it more exciting LEO SMKTBM decided to ask the donators to take a picture with the word #IDONATED. Here are some of the donators that sended in their picture:) 

 President: Leo Dharshan a/l Vimalanathan 

 Head of Caring Hearts Charity: Tinesh Kumar 

 Editor: Leo Audrey Tan

 Vice President 1 : Leo Joanne Yep Tee Wey 

 Vice President 2: Leo Tarane Subramaniam

 Julian Lim Hsu Wen 

 Nuwan 

 Joyce

Teacher of SMKTBM: Sir Ponambalan

 June Loo 

 Caroline Quah 

 Aaron Choo 

Yap Chen Wei

Uma Mageswary

 As we had extra donations coming in we decided to stop by Tesco Kepong Village Mall to buy some  items for the flood victims & the items were straight donated to 

SECRETARY GENERAL
Malaysian Red Crescent Society
Lot PT 54, Lengkok Beldfield Off Jalan Wisma Putra
50460 Kuala Lumpur.

 Not only that, our President & Treasurer of LEO SMK Taman Bukit Maluri also donated clothes to the flood victims :)

 

We would like to say thanks to all this kind hearted souls that donated to our donation drive for the flood victims in the east coast. Really appreciate all the effort taken to donate to us. 

Eventhough we only had the donation drive for 5 DAYS we still managed to get a tremendous response from people all around us! This small amount may not look that much but still I'm sure we've all contributed something to bring a smile on a soul. THAT'S WHAT MATTERS!

 

 It was LEO SMK TAMAN BUKIT MALURI 1st Donation Drive & it was a SUCCESS! 

We are glad to be able to contribute to all the flood victims out there! 

Sorry to all families & friends that are involved in the flood issue. 

We hope you're safe, and we hope our little helped made a BIG DIFFERENCE!

ONCE AGAIN! THANK YOU TO ALL THE DONATORS! 

Reported by: Leo Joanne Yep Tee Wey 

( Vice President 1 )

A disaster on the same level as a tsunami. That is how an army doctor in charge of a mobile hospital set up in flood-stricken Kuala Krai has described the situation in Kelantan.
Lieutenant Colonel Dr Nik Mohd Noor Nik Amin
- See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/like-a-tsunami-army-doctor-recounts-harrowing-kelantan-flood#sthash.egDMj9uf.dpuf

A disaster on the same level as a tsunami. That is how an army doctor in charge of a mobile hospital set up in flood-stricken Kuala Krai has described the situation in Kelantan.
Lieutenant Colonel Dr Nik Mohd Noor Nik Amin
- See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/like-a-tsunami-army-doctor-recounts-harrowing-kelantan-flood#sthash.egDMj9uf.dpuf

A disaster on the same level as a tsunami. That is how an army doctor in charge of a mobile hospital set up in flood-stricken Kuala Krai has described the situation in Kelantan.
Lieutenant Colonel Dr Nik Mohd Noor Nik Amin
- See more at: http://www.themalaysianinsider.com/malaysia/article/like-a-tsunami-army-doctor-recounts-harrowing-kelantan-flood#sthash.egDMj9uf.dpuf