All smiles: (From left) Swarn, John, 48, Fazilah Admad, 40, and S. Vijayan, 38, with the food items received during the launch of the association's Food Bank Project at Jalan Dharma in Penang.
PERSATUAN Tongkat Putih Pulau Pinang is in dire need of funds to continue serving the visually impaired.
Its chairman Swarn Singh said the centre needed RM15,000 to RM20,000 a month to sustain the overall operations.
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