Category: FFS Projects

Free Food Society collaborated with Ustaz Dr. Ahmad Faisal Abdul Hamid, in his charity work of Happy Lunch Program at University Malaya. We contributed cooking essentials in the form of ketchup, sardines, soya sauce, flour, and sugar on a monthly...

K’Cho shelter is a community-run shelter by the Myanmar, Chin refugees. They house about 12-15 refugees who are unable to live on their own, 7 of which are mentally-ill. They also have a community-run school nearby that houses about 20-25...

Free Food Society took up one step further on helping the society by collaborating with Suriana Welfare Society. After having few meetings with the Suriana team, finally on 4th Dec 2022, FFS with Suriana Welfare Society team moved on to...

Although the MCO is over and workers have started getting jobs, it is sad that some are still in need of food aid. The long lockdown led people, especially foreigners, to survive on borrowings to pay for rent and other...

Earlier this month, we received a food donation request from Puan Nurul Fadzilah, the person-in-charge for Taman Batu Muda, Batu Caves. The recipients consisted mainly of single mothers, families with number of large dependents, and households with low or no...

Recently, we found a published article about the plight of Pertubuhan Kesihatan dan Kebajikan Umum Malaysia (PKKUM), an NGO that looks after the welfare of marginalised communities within the area of Jalan Raja Laut in Kuala Lumpur. The beneficiaries comprise...

FFS recently received a request from the student representative of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences, Universiti Malaya, to support undergrad graduates with food aid. 60% of students at the faculty come from the B40 group and their parents...

Ting! A message comes in from our collaboration partner, the BAC education group. They highlighted that some refugees called in for food aid and we knew exactly what to do. With an open heart, we responded to this appeal for...

On 6th October 2022, Free Food Society did a small distribution of 50 food packs to Rohingya refugees and other migrants in Kuantan. We delivered the food packs containing rice, sugar, cooking oil, tea, creamer, dhall, flour, sardines and eggs...

Here’s a throwback to our food drive in Puncak Borneo, Sarawak. It was an amazing journey and experience for our team as we ventured to distribute 100 food packs containing rice, meats, vegetables, and eggs to the struggling rural villagers.