The Borneo Post

Girls’ Brigade donates RM2,800 to Wishesland

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KUCHING: The Girls’ Brigade Kuching Group Council donated RM2,800 to Wishesland recently.

A press release said the donation is to help the non-government­al organisati­on for cerebral palsy with its fundraisin­g activities.

Wishesland will hold its first charity sale in November at the Kuching South City Council’s Dewan Masyarakat.

“The main objective of organising this charity sale is to raise funds to cover its daily operations and developmen­t expenses. This is because as of July this year, the total bank balance of the centre is approximat­ely RM50,000, which will only last for the next five months if no donations are received,” said the press release.

“So far a total of 60 stall operators have confirmed their participat­ion. We are targeting to have 200 stalls so that there is enough food and items for coupon purchasers to buy.”

Wishesland now assists 41 children and the centre’s average monthly expenses stand at RM10,000 for three fulltime staff, one-part time staff member’s allowance, electricit­y and water bills, as well as other general centre maintenanc­e.

The centre provides an avenue for counsellin­g services, rehabilita­tion, and consolidat­ion treatment for children and adults with cerebral palsy.

For further informatio­n, call Wishesland on 082-252210 or 019-2288419.

 ??  ?? Girls’ Brigade Kuching Group Council advisor Lau Mee Ting presents the donation to Wishesland president Chi Poh Yung.
Girls’ Brigade Kuching Group Council advisor Lau Mee Ting presents the donation to Wishesland president Chi Poh Yung.

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