Famous faces help spread kindness and become role models


  • Nation
  • Monday, 13 May 2019

Centre of attention: Jinnyboy giving high fives to pupils during a #StandTogether National Kindness Week school visit.

PETALING JAYA: The student-driven #StandTogether movement has resonated deeply with a host of top Malaysian celebrities and opinion leaders, many of whom volunteered to return to their schools to spread the message of kindness, and visit other participating schools as well.

Celebrities including Lisa Surihani, Harith Iskander, Arwind Kumar, Jinnyboy, Jenn Chia, Nik Qistina, Rabbit Mac and Chef Wan have all taken time to visit schools over the past month, in states from Penang to Sabah.

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