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Source/Author: By Karen Bong
Commending the Second Kuching Company for carrying out the project for six consecutive years, she assured that the ministry will continue to support projects that benefit the underprivileged in the community.
“We have a responsibility to care for other people and help the less fortunate. I’ve always emphasise that welfare is a collective responsibility,” she reminded.
“Regardless of our circumstances in life, we have the ability to give. So I encourage all to look for opportunities to give and help others,” she urged.
Captain Sim Tze Sian said that the project, which has received overwhelming response year after year, was a testament of the generosity of Kuchingites.
“It is a privilege to be able to share Christmas joy with the needy in our diverse community,” he said.
“Moreover, this charity drive also strives to promote the spirit of sharing, giving and building a caring society,” he added.
The BB Love Box Community Project 2017 is supported by Crown Square management, VivaCity Megamall, CityOne Shopping Mall, Lodge Private School, Eden On The Park Nursing Care Residence and Tea FM.
Also present were chaplain of the Second Kuching Company Rev Poh Chin Sing as well as Trinity Methodist Church Lay leader Dr Simon Wong and its local church executive committee (LCEC) chairman James Law.
Article is sourced from Borneo Post dated November 5, 2017