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A QR code displayed on a smartphone screen with the text 'Pertubuhan Kebajikan Orang' and 'Public Bank 3241901101' below it.
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You Might Be Thinking?

What will actually happen to the funds that this organization raises?

Will any team member have a large expense account? Is there any chance this could be a scam? Did the president receive a brand-new BMW as a perk or benefit from the job?

In fact, we are very proud to say that every single one of us is an unpaid volunteer, and none of us receives even a single sen or any form of payment in return for the work we do.

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LDS Trainees Appreciate
‘Your Kindness’

Through the generosity of compassionate individuals and supportive local businesses donating high-quality items, LDS is able to provide training and meaningful work opportunities for people with learning difficulties.

Donations of new and pre-loved goods are essential to the charity’s future and to the livelihoods and development of those we support. We are deeply grateful and rely on your continued generosity.

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To find out more about donating items, call or WhatsApp:
Miss Yeoh +60 13 4304776