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KUALA LUMPUR: To walk the talk, Yayasan Gamuda volunteers have stepped in to help run Kedai Jalanan, the street store for the homeless and urban poor which won the Star-Gamuda Inspiration Award and the Star Golden Hearts Award last year.

Gamuda Land chief architect Eddie Chan, 57, said the foundation has been cultivating the values of volunteerism among the staff for years, and the best way to do this was to get them personally involved in efforts to enable and uplift the community.

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