Orphanage to reap benefits of club’s vegetable patch project


(third, from right, in blue vest ) Lions Clubs International District governor 308 B1 Kenny Low giving a thumbs-up and (fourth, from right) SJK(C) Salak South headmaster David Poon holding one of the many planter boxes with vegetable seedlings that were given away to the residents to be nurtured, in a group photo with other members of the organising team at the community project in Kampung Baru Salak Selatan.

BEGINNING January, some pupils at a Chinese primary school in Kampung Baru Salak Selatan in Kuala Lumpur will be planting vegetables to benefit an orphanage in the vicinity.

This is made possible through a project initiated by the newly established KL Finnamic, a Lions International Speciality Club.

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