Category: FFS Projects

Although thousands of miles away, the Malaysian Association of Canada raised over RM22,000 and entrusted the funds to Free Food Society (FFS) to carry out aid projects on their behalf for Malaysian communities affected by the recent floods. FFS together...

Last Tuesday, FFS distributed 70 food packs to flood victims in Hulu Langat. The distribution was organised by Puan Lorna and Encik Ali with the help of Encik Aziz, who provided us the list of names of those in need....

In another project using the zakat funds donated by Affin-Hwang Investment Bank, FFS collaborated with Ustaz Dr Ahmad Faisal Abdul Hamid, Senior Lecturer at the Jabatan Sejarah dan Tamadun Islam, in his Happy Lunch for the Needy Project. This project...

On 7 Feb 2022, FFS contributed RM5K worth of food and essentials to House of Love (Pertubuhan Rumah Anak Yatim Berkat Kasih), an orphanage in Taman Klang Jaya. Besides that, FFS received a zakat donation from Affin Hwang Investment Bank....

When the country was hit by the major flood, there was no denying that many were affected badly. The current COVID-19 pandemic also persisted longer than expected and caused many people to lose their sources of income. Therefore, to alleviate...

Our flood relief assistance has not ended yet. This time around, we managed to distribute groceries and other necessities to several communities in Temerloh, Pahang as well as extended our help to 140 Orang Asli families by providing chocolates, toiletries,...

We would like to thank Brickfields Asia College (BAC) team for collaborating with us to distribute to Kuala Lipis, Mentakab and Kg Lubuk Kulit in Pahang for Orang Asli Kampungs and Local Villages. The list of items given are: 89...

Food Aid Foundation gave us 173 cartons of Cadbury Zip chocolates donated by Mondelez. We distributed them to schools, mosque, and flood victims. On top of that, we also manage to distribute Jaya Grocer food packs and groceries for other...

On 2 Jan 2022, Free Food Society sent grocery items to 60 families in flooded areas of Meru, Johan Setia in Klang, as well as Surau Baitul Islah in Ampang. We also collaborated with a community organisation, Projek Asal, to...

One-in-a-hundred-year floods ravaged Malaysia at the tail-end of 2021. Many areas in the Klang Valley had been inundated and the flood has caused severe damage to the residents and properties. Free Food Society geared up to undertake essential support and...