Touch ‘n Go Encourages Women’s Empowerment at Home for the Children by Rumah Charis

Family & Parenting
14 Jan 2024 • 9:15 PM MYT
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Volunteers from the company spread Christmas joy through gifting and sharing

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Chief
Corporate Development Officer of Touch ‘n Go, Lum Joy Deng (right),
presented a RM5,000 mock cheque to the Founder & Executive Director
of Rumah Charis, Rev. Dr. Teo How Ken (second from left) to fund the
overall welfare of the children and the maintenance costs of Home for
the Children by Rumah Charis.


Joy and the volunteers created an atmosphere of warmth and celebration for the girls, aged between 4 to 22 years old. The girls had a lot of fun as they participated in fun festive games, sang Christmas carols, opened their presents, and enjoyed a scrumptious celebration feast, all prepared by the volunteers.

After the joyous feast, the teenage girls had an intimate sharing session with Joy, where they shared deeper conversations about their hopes, challenges, and aspirations. During the engagement session, Joy also shared her personal experience as a female leader. She gave insights on the career opportunities that are available to the girls in the future and shared her tips for improving oneself every day.

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Joy
shared her personal experience as a female leader to the children at
Home for the Children by Rumah Charis. She also shared career insights
as well as self-improvement tips with the girls.


Prior to the visit to the home, employees of Touch ‘n Go held an internal Secret Santa event to collect gifts and other items for the home. The event encouraged employee engagement and promoted the spirit of giving back to the community.

Besides fulfilling the girls’ Christmas wish lists, the employees also contributed items such as household necessities, electrical appliances, disinfectant sprays, and school supplies. Additionally, Touch ‘n Go also contributed RM5,000 to support the overall welfare of the children as well as the maintenance costs of the home.

“Beyond providing motivation, we hope our financial contribution will help them improve and preserve their quality of life. This includes having better access to education and tools to develop their talents and skills as they work hard to become better versions of themselves,” added Joy.

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In the spirit of giving, Touch ‘n Go volunteers spread their Christmas cheer at Home for the Children by Rumah Charis.