(Kuching, 8th) Around 31 vulnerable families, including single mothers, received essential living supplies worth a total of RM15,000 during a three-day community care event held from March 17 to 19.
This event was jointly organized by EXAL Malaysia and the Padawan Municipal Council, targeting B40 low-income families across various districts in Kuching.
The event covered locations including Kampung Pinggan Jaya, Kampung Tanjong Bako, Paya MEBI, Sinar Budi Baru, Sejijak, Stapok, Sri Arjuna, and Haji Baki villages.
The event was led and executed by Albert Ko, with the assistance of Padawan Municipal Council Chairman Tan Kai, councilors Mohammad Fauzi Ali and Shamsuddin Hj Unai, as well as local community leaders, ensuring precise distribution of supplies.
Albert Ko said, "At EXAL, building communities is not just about providing houses; it means making substantial contributions to residents." He added that this initiative demonstrates the company’s commitment to creating a positive and lasting impact.
This program also reflects changes in the Malaysian real estate industry: developers are increasingly expected to contribute to social sustainability while driving physical development.
Industry guidelines, including Bursa Malaysia’s Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) framework, regard community engagement and social impact as important indicators for measuring long-term corporate value and stakeholder trust.
This event was jointly organized by EXAL Malaysia and the Padawan Municipal Council, targeting B40 low-income families across various districts in Kuching.
The event covered locations including Kampung Pinggan Jaya, Kampung Tanjong Bako, Paya MEBI, Sinar Budi Baru, Sejijak, Stapok, Sri Arjuna, and Haji Baki villages.
Albert Ko said, "At EXAL, building communities is not just about providing houses; it means making substantial contributions to residents." He added that this initiative demonstrates the company’s commitment to creating a positive and lasting impact.
This program also reflects changes in the Malaysian real estate industry: developers are increasingly expected to contribute to social sustainability while driving physical development.
Industry guidelines, including Bursa Malaysia’s Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) framework, regard community engagement and social impact as important indicators for measuring long-term corporate value and stakeholder trust.
