Project MADE: Enter the Dragon Part 1

Above: The Dragon has arrived.....A Group Photo

Project MADE’s first program for the year 2012 is the “ Light of Cheer 2012 : Chinese New Year Feeding Program @ Klang”. This is a joint program between Project MADE and her Sister NGO – 1Month 1 Charity. This program was carried out recently - Sunday, 15/1/2012.

Under this program a total of 21 families who will be celebrating Chinese New Year were given food parcels. On top of that we also distributed food packages to 2 other Homes in Klang. The 21 families came from the students of SJK (Cina) Hin Hua, Jalan Batu Nilam, Klang. The 2 Homes which we visited were Yayasan Kasih Sayang, YWCA Klang – a home for the mentally-challenged and Good Samaritan Home, Klang – a home for abandoned children & orphans.

Above: Food items ready to be distributed

After weeks of planning and hundreds of hours of coordination – both Project MADE & 1M 1C managed to pool our resources together. Between the 2 of us - we are proud to say that we collected enough food items to fill the Food Bags. Personally, we both felt fulfilled and satisfied.

Each family were given:

1. Dry Food Bag consisting of rice, sugar, salt, oil, meehoon, instant noodles, pork luncheon meat, cookies, condensed milk, orange cordial, MILO, Power Root products.

2. Wet Food Bag consisting of fresh chicken, fresh vegetables, mandarin oranges.

To top it all the families were each given an Angpow of RM50. That brought a wide smile to the children and their families.

Above: Volunteers, Sponsors, Organisers working hand in hand

The Feeding Program was participated by the Neuramatix Team who had contributed 20 sets of Dry & Wet Food Bags. We were also joined by Mr. See Thuan Po – a Director of Power Root Bhd. and his Mom, Mrs. See Snr.

Both Neuramatix & Power Root Bhd. were the 2 corporate sponsors for the CNY Feeding Program. On top of that, we also had other individual sponsors who had come forward and contributed towards the CNY Feeding Program.

The Sponsors had no qualms in getting their hands dirty. They even helped in the last minute carrying & ferrying, packing and arranging the food parcels. Everyone worked together and there was good camaraderie with laughter and jokes being traded around.