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Trusted and Verified Partners

This campaign is supported by trusted and verified partners

Tax Exempt

Donations above RM300 will be given tax exemption receipt upon request

Double Impact

This campaign will support and help Social Enterprises and communities in-need

No Extra Fees

100% of donations will go towards the cause. Alliance Islamic will bear all campaign charges.

Campaign Partner

Alliance Islamic Bank SocioBiz is a donation crowdfunding platform that aims to empower financially disadvantaged communities through entrepreneurship

Initiative Partner

Citrine Capital is an impact investor with a vision to connect capital with impact and takes an ecosystem approach in supporting ASEAN’s sustainable development.

Supporting Partner

MaGIC is an agency under the Ministry of Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives (MEDAC) with a mandate that realizes the aspirations of the National Entrepreneurship Policy 2030 (Dasar Keusahawanan Nasional 2030) and contributes to the evolution of Malaysia into an entrepreneurial nation.

Charity Partner

NGOhub, developed by SOLS 24/7, is a platform dedicated to empower and connect NGOs to information, resources, experts, volunteers, grants and to each other in order to inspire collaboration to solve society’s problems together.

CAMPAIGN STORY

The First Of Its KindĀ 

Take part in this innovative initiative in helping out Malaysian communities-in-need and Social Enterprises (SEs) during COVID-19! COVID-19!Ā The Social Enterprise Sustainability
Initiative is a collaboration between SocioBiz by Alliance Islamic Bank; Citrine Capital, an impact investor; MaGIC, a governmental agency supporting SE efforts; and NGOhub, as the charity partner. This campaign is a true reflection of our Malaysian spirit, forging partnerships to solve societal issues.

How Has COVID-19 Impacted Social Enterprises (SEs)?Ā 

Social enterprises are businesses that tackle social and environmental issues – a true force for good!Ā With the pandemic, many SEs are facing challenges in managing cash flow and thus affecting the sustainability of their businesses.

How Has COVID-19 Impacted Our Community?

Many Malaysians are largely dependent on job opportunities in SMEs and the informal sector. Unfortunately, the current Movement Control Order (MCO) renders these sectors to a standstill or even shut down. This has left many with no job and no income. They also do not have access to financial support and have a higher risk of contracting the virus due to their living conditions. They are already vulnerable before COVID-19, and now they may be the most affected ones.

What Can YOU Do To Help them?Ā 

Donate! Your donations will create double impact – providing essential items to those affected by COVID-19 through social enterprises, thus sustaining the SEs and their employees.

THE SOLUTION

This unique initiative creates double impact. Your support enables SEs to continue operating, providing income to their employees and/or vendors. At the same time, essential products or services procured from SEs will be channeled to affected communities. Itā€™s a win-win situation for everyone.Ā 

A great example of this initiative is Masala Wheels, Malaysiaā€™s First Social Enterprise Food Truck. Their brilliant work can be seen in the pictures below.Ā 

This campaign is supported by trusted partners and promotes transparency. Your donations to this campaign will be managed by and channeled through SocioBiz. You can trust your donations to go straight to verified SEs to provide assistance to our communities in-need, at zero fees as Alliance Islamic Bank will bear all campaign costs. Plus, you will be updated on their progress regularly!Ā 

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The total targeted output of the initiative is to provideĀ 1650 grocery packages, each is enough to feed four persons for one week; 6280 cooked food (collectively 52480 meals in total); as well as 10,000 protective hygiene essentials to the B40 communities affected by COVID-19. On the other hand, this campaign will support 11 social enterprisesā€™ capacity to extend their business runway by an average of 1.3 months, which include continuous employment to a total of 48 Bottom 40% (B40) employees and vendors.
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The targeted collective impact of the initiative includes:
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– Increased livelihoods of B40 communities affected by COVID-19

– Reduced risk of contracting virus among marginalised individualsĀ 

– Increased sustainability of social enterprises to conduct businessĀ 

– Increased ability of social enterprises to continue supporting their B40 employees and vendors

Donations to this campaign will be used to procure services from the following verified social enterprises:

Let's come together to support our underprivileged communities and start a domino effect of goodness
Want to make a direct bank transfer?

You can also opt to channel your contributions directly to SocioBizā€™s official platform partner, GlobalSadaqah:

Bank Name: Alliance Bank
Account Name: GS Global Guardian Sdn Bhd
Account Number: 620100010023192
Reference: Sociobiz SESI

If you have made a direct bank transfer and would like a tax exemption receipt, please send your transfer proof to [email protected]

CAMPAIGN UPDATES

SESI Report 2020

Donors
External Donation RM 19,283
Anonymous RM 250
Yap Sue Yii RM 300
Anonymous RM 500
Anonymous RM 100
Anonymous RM 200
External Donation RM 10,000
Anonymous RM 10
Alliance Islamic Bank Customers RM 4,991
Wannorhazura binti abd latif RM 10
NGOhub RM 1,111
Adilah Faqihah Binti Zakaria RM 10
Anonymous RM 100
Jeffrey Chong RM 460
Anonymous RM 10
Anonymous RM 50
Anonymous RM 5
Anonymous RM 250
Alliance Islamic Bank RM 50,040
Anonymous RM 2,500
Anonymous RM 250
GV Medhini Resources RM 50
AZNITA ABDULLAH RM 20
Alena Roziah Binti Ahmad RM 100
Anonymous RM 10
Anonymous RM 50
Anonymous RM 20
Adlil RM 20
Anonymous RM 5
liew RM 5
Anonymous RM 10
Anonymous RM 50
Anonymous RM 5
Anonymous RM 100
Anonymous RM 20
Anonymous RM 150
Anonymous RM 50
Anonymous RM 5
Anonymous RM 50
Anonymous RM 50
Anonymous RM 50
Anonymous RM 5
Anonymous RM 10
Anonymous RM 5
Anonymous RM 5
Nasrul Asyraf Saiful Yazan RM 100
Tan Li Mei RM 500
Nurul Asyura Mashkur RM 50
Anonymous RM 10
Anonymous RM 5
Anonymous RM 2,000
Anonymous RM 20
Anonymous RM 500
Anonymous RM 50
Anonymous RM 5
nur farhana binti hamzah RM 10
Arpah RM 100
Norhanini RM 10
Anonymous RM 20
Anonymous RM 5
Anonymous RM 5
Stevens Chan RM 100
Anonymous RM 50
Anonymous RM 5
Anonymous RM 5
Anonymous RM 50
Syahmi Radzib RM 5
Johnathan Lee RM 100
Louis Chee RM 100
Ngoh Choo Ann RM 50
Anonymous RM 20
Eisya Azman RM 50
Khairul Mazwan RM 50
Jasmine RM 50
Anonymous RM 500
Wan Nuraihan bt Hj Ab Shatar RM 100
Anonymous RM 150
Anonymous RM 5
Agnes RM 200
Anonymous RM 150
Anonymous RM 5
Anonymous RM 5
Anonymous RM 5
Zainab Nisha RM 50
Jun Chan RM 500
Anonymous RM 100
External Donation RM 1,000
Iryna Fariza Mohammed RM 100
ALBERT FEISAL@MUHD FEISAL BIN ISMAIL RM 100
Anonymous RM 50
Anonymous RM 100
Anonymous RM 50
Khairul Hakimin RM 10
Anonymous RM 10
Anonymous RM 5
Anonymous RM 100
Anonymous RM 20
Anonymous RM 20
Chiang RM 1,000
Jonathan kok RM 1,000
Angela Kok (Mrs) RM 200
NELSON YIM RM 5
Anonymous RM 20
Emmanuel Tng RM 50
Ruth Chiah RM 200
Anonymous RM 500
Wong Shu Hsien RM 2,000
Anonymous RM 500
Chia shwu wei RM 50
Anonymous RM 500
Ashraf Abu Talib RM 50
Anonymous RM 200
Amir Hakeem Bin Sahrir RM 50
Lili Afriola Muchlis RM 50
Anonymous RM 10
Anonymous RM 150
Anonymous RM 1,000
External Donation RM 50,000
Lo May Yin RM 500
External Donation RM 30,000
External Donation RM 5,000
External Donation RM 5,000
Sofia and Eugene Ang RM 5,000
External Donation RM 5,000
External Donation RM 5,000
Anonymous RM 1,000
Anonymous RM 50
Jenny Lim RM 1,000
Wilson Tan Tean Chuan RM 200
Anonymous RM 5,000
Anonymous RM 100
Anonymous RM 150
David RM 50
Lukman Hakim Riduan RM 150
Anonymous RM 50