MyBaikHati: Malaysians and corporations urged to donate used devices to benefit B40 families


Devices accepted include smartphones, 4G tablets, Chromebooks and laptops with Windows 8 and later, preferably with chargers intact. — IZZRAFIQ ALIAS/The Star

PETALING JAYA: Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Saifuddin Abdullah is urging members of the public and corporations to be a part of the MyBaikHati crowdsourcing campaign to collect and refurbish used devices that will be distributed to B40 families.

“This crowdsourcing concept brings people and corporations together to help fellow Malaysians who are in need to get through challenging times,” he said in a statement today (March 18), adding that the initiative was conceived to ensure that low-income families needing smart devices for work or studies are not left out.

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