30 classic cars 'rentas' Peninsular Malaysia in three days to raise funds for survivors of gender-based violence


Private Classic Drivers stopping for a stretch at Bandar Jeli, Kelantan - four hours in, 32 hours to go - in the first edition of Rentas Peninsular. Photo: Practical Classic Drivers

Thirty cars driven by members of Practical Classic Drivers (PCD) will embark on a journey across Peninsular Malaysia to raise funds for Women's Aid Organisation. The three-day drive will flag off on Nov 16 and all funds will go towards ending violence against women, specifically towards WAO's shelters for women and children who have been affected by domestic abuse and gender-based violence.

Known as "Rentas Peninsular 2.0: We For She", the cross-peninsular initiative also underscores the importance of male allyship in addressing gender-based violence.

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