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(From left) PSPK president Henry Sandanam, FAF founder Rick Chee, Star Foundation trustee Datuk Yeow Wah Chin, Chor, Star Foundation trustee Datuk Dr Mohd Aminuddin Mohd Rouse, Lightup Borneo volunteer Yeo Eng Keang and Sunny at the cheque presentation. – AZHAR MAHFOF/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Star Foundation continues to partner with social organisations to carry out impact-driven projects to better the lives of local communities and the environment. Through Star Social Impact Grant (SSIG), a total of RM180,000 worth of grants was awarded to four non-governmental organisations (NGOs) in support of their social projects.

The recipients are Lightup Borneo, Food Aid Foundation, Kelab Bolasepak Pan-Disability and Association of Social Services and Community Development of Gombak District, Selangor.

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