KUALA LUMPUR, Aug 13 (Bernama) -- In another heart-warming example of the generosity of Malaysians to their fellow countrymen in times of need, Asiaspace via amaxMALL has donated RM100,000 to the Lung Foundation of Malaysia (LFM) for its work in sourcing essential equipment for recovering lung diseases patients.
Asiaspace Sdn Bhd, the owners of amaxMALL, made the donation at a simple ceremony held on 13th August 2020 at amaxMALL store in Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Kuala Lumpur.
Asiaspace was represented by the Chief Executive Officer of amaxMALL, Datin Dr. Nik Sarina Hashim and LFM by its Chairman, Dato’ Dr. Zainudin Md Zin.
amaxMALL business solution provides Malaysian entrepreneurs market access via digital and physical platforms to expand their reach in Malaysian and overseas markets. It also provides training and advisory services for local entrepreneurs to develop their products with a view to become household names in the FMCG (Fast Moving Consumer Goods) market segment.
amaxMALL’s CEO Datin Dr. Nik Sarina Hashim said the portal was a champion of Malaysian sellers and SMEs who could sell their products more effectively by leveraging on amaxMALL’s business solution. She adds, “What’s important to us is that Malaysians should continue to enjoy a convenient and safe shopping experience from home, while supporting our merchants who are almost all SMEs.
LFM’s Dato’ Dr. Zainudin thanked amaxMALL for their generous support. “The donation will be timely as we continue to purchase essential equipment for patients who cannot afford the equipment they may need as they recover at home from lung diseases,” he said.
For more information on amaxMALL and Lung Foundation of Malaysia:
www.amaxmall.com
http://www.lfm.org.my/#hero
BACKGROUNDER FOR AMAXMALL
amaxMALL: RM100,000 DONATION TO HELP RECOVERY OF LUNG PATIENTS
amaxMALL is an exciting business solution developed by Asiaspace Sdn. Bhd. It is the first wholly owned Malaysian company to provide marketing platforms for both digital and physical markets, which cover a comprehensive service system for vendors and buyers.
amaxMALL has notched up impressive numbers. It carries 500 local brands accounting for 20,000 SKUs (Stock Keeping Units). It has trained 1,200 entrepreneurs and has developed various local brands into household names.
It has collaborations with retailers that have opened the doors for amaxMALL’s SME merchants to enter the networks of established names such as Giant, Watsons, Cold Storage, Mercato and AEON Wellness. It will soon be taking Malaysian brands into the Singapore and Brunei markets, with its overseas retail network.
Asiaspace set up amaxMALL on 6th July 2015 and has conducted numerous training sessions and programmes for its vendors, while its active CSR profile has seen it being involved in charity events.
In stepping forward to assist the Lung Foundation of Malaysia (LFM), Asiaspace has donated RM100,000 to assist Malaysians affected by a range of lung diseases to recover at home after discharge from hospital, using LFM sourced-equipment such as oxygen cylinders, oxygen concentrators and home portable ventilators (CPAP & BIPAP).
Asiaspace made the RM100,000 donation to LFM at a simple ceremony on 13th August 2020 at amaxMALL store in Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Kuala Lumpur.
PROFILE OF amaxMALL:
· Malaysia’s very own homegrown business solutions comprising amaxmall.com and bworks;
· Platform for Malaysian entrepreneurs to expand their market access;
· amaxMALL handles order placement, order verification, liaises with retailers on processing of orders and provides third party logistics to deliver products.
Find out more details on amaxMALL at: www.amaxmall.com
BACKGROUNDER FOR LUNG FOUNDATION MALAYSIA
LUNG FOUNDATION OF MALAYSIA: RAISING FUNDS TO BENEFIT PATIENTS WITH LUNG DISEASES
Since its inception in 2006, the Lung Foundation of Malaysia (LFM) has fulfilled a very important role in widening the understanding of lung diseases. Equally important has been the raising of funds to buy vital equipment, where LFM has depended on the generosity of the corporate world and of individual benefactors.
Established by a group of medical professionals and corporate citizens, LFM has been an advocate of improving the standard of care and treatment of patients with lung diseases. Many patients with chronic lung diseases cannot afford the equipment needed to aid their recovery at home, and LFM has over the years worked to ensure they have access to the needed equipment.
Chronic lung diseases such as Bronchopulmonary dysplasia in children, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease in adults and asthma in both children and adults are among lung diseases that commonly inflict people and lead to prolonged suffering and disability. Care for these patients can also be difficult and expensive especially if it involves the usage of life support devices.
LFM’s fundraising efforts to purchase equipment for lung patients were boosted with a sum of RM100,000 from amaxMALL, which donated the amount on 13th August 2020. LFM will thus be able to buy more equipment such as oxygen cylinders, oxygen concentrators and home portable ventilators (CPAP & BIPAP).
The generous donation was handed over to LFM by Asiaspace Sdn Bhd, the owners of amaxMALL, at a simple ceremony on 13th August at the amaxMALL pop-up store in Taman Tun Dr Ismail, Kuala Lumpur.
PROFILE OF LFM
· Supports patients with lung diseases to lead a better quality of life with minimal suffering
· Receives and administers funds for education, research and charitable purposes in relation to respiratory diseases for the public’s welfare
· Organises and supports schemes for the improvement of the standard of care of patients with lung diseases
Find out more about the Lung Foundation of Malaysia at: http://www.lfm.org.my/
SOURCE: World Communications Network Resources (M) Sdn Bhd
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT:
Name: Dato’ Dr. Zainudin Md Zin
Yayasan Paru-Paru Malaysia
Tel: 03 28590426
Name: Fadhillah Abdullah
PR Manager
World Communications Network Resources (M) Sdn Bhd
Tel: +603-2166 3661 / +60199703352
Fax: +603-2166 4661
Website: http://world.com.my
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