Timely lifeline for NGOs in rough waters


Special needs children from IMC Selangor during a football training session.

PETALING JAYA: The Covid-19 pandemic has left many non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in danger of buckling under due to the pressure of having to keep their operations going. Some even have to dip into their reserve funds.

Recognising the crucial role played by NGOs in serving the community, especially during rough times, Star Media Group through its charity arm Star Foundation has given RM100,000 to nine deserving charities nationwide.

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