Changing lives: Feeding the hungry


Teh (fourth from left) and fellow volunteers drove to Ulu Tiram, Johor, to prepare free meals for participants at an alms-giving ceremony. Photo: Tommy Teh

Contractor Tommy Teh can never forget a poignant scene he chanced upon during a charity feeding programme at an old folks home. That of a four-year-old child feeding an elderly man in his 70s. Teh saw it as the epitome of loving kindness and respect for the elderly.

Teh, 60, strongly believes that the young should be taught values such as compassion and charity.

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