(Bandar Seri Begawan, 30th) In order to help orphans and underprivileged families prepare for the 2025 school year, the Brunei Women Graduates Association (PSW) collaborated with the Village Consultative Council (MPK) of Menglait Lambak Kanan National Housing Scheme to hold a donation ceremony through the 2024 Dropbox collection project.
The event was held at a commercial complex in Kampong Kiarong.
The association's chairperson, Hasannah, attended as the guest of honor.
The guest of honor handed over the vouchers to 30 beneficiaries (including 14 orphans and 16 children from impoverished families) during the event. They received vouchers for school supplies.
These vouchers were donated by members, friends, and families of the Brunei Women Graduates Association through the PSW Save the Children Fund. The acting village head of Menglait and his family, as well as members from MPK Zone 2, Ar-Rizqi Enterprise, and several individuals made additional contributions.
This initiative is part of the Dropbox collection project, which has been ongoing since 2010. The project aims to promote public donations, such as old clothes and school supplies, to assist those in need and has received continual support from donation partners and organizations.
The Brunei Women Graduates Association hopes this project can alleviate the burden on beneficiary families and promote closer cooperation between NGOs and the local community. The association also hopes such events can serve as a positive example for other organizations to participate in charitable activities.
The Brunei Women Graduates Association, established on February 5, 1990, is a non-governmental organization that has been actively serving the community for 34 years. PSW has many professional members and continues to organize impactful projects in the fields of education, welfare, and professional development.
The event was held at a commercial complex in Kampong Kiarong.
The guest of honor handed over the vouchers to 30 beneficiaries (including 14 orphans and 16 children from impoverished families) during the event. They received vouchers for school supplies.
These vouchers were donated by members, friends, and families of the Brunei Women Graduates Association through the PSW Save the Children Fund. The acting village head of Menglait and his family, as well as members from MPK Zone 2, Ar-Rizqi Enterprise, and several individuals made additional contributions.
This initiative is part of the Dropbox collection project, which has been ongoing since 2010. The project aims to promote public donations, such as old clothes and school supplies, to assist those in need and has received continual support from donation partners and organizations.
The Brunei Women Graduates Association hopes this project can alleviate the burden on beneficiary families and promote closer cooperation between NGOs and the local community. The association also hopes such events can serve as a positive example for other organizations to participate in charitable activities.
The Brunei Women Graduates Association, established on February 5, 1990, is a non-governmental organization that has been actively serving the community for 34 years. PSW has many professional members and continues to organize impactful projects in the fields of education, welfare, and professional development.