Here’s how you can contribute to the We Love You Box care package to honour Malaysia’s medical frontliners

Tough times don’t last but for our medical frontliners in Malaysia, events of late seem to be the most challenging stretch to date of our ongoing fight against the COVID-19 pandemic. To honour, motivate and support them, an initiative by a core team of a dozen volunteers, a host of Malaysia’s most influential NGOs as well as renowned personalities have established the We Love You Box initiative.

What is the We Love You Box Initiative

The We Love You Box initiative aims to raise a minimum of RM640,000 with100% of all proceeds going towards funding and distributing care packages to 10 hospitals around the country by the end of 2021. The first wave of boxes will go to Hospital Sungai Buloh, Hospital Kuala Lumpur and MAEPS this coming September. 

Among the NGOs participating in the We Love You Box initiative are Sedunia, Projek Bangsa Malaysia, Kembara Kitchen, Caremongers Malaysia, Raleigh Kuala Lumpur, pitchIN, Reachout Malaysia, Persatuan Kebangsaan Pelajar Islam Malaysia and the Muslim Youth Movement of Malaysia (ABIM).

For personalities and thought leaders, some of Malaysia’s best and brightest including the likes of Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir, Dr. Hartini Zainudin, Raymond Goh, Sazzy Falak, Jaclyn Victor, Elvira Arul, Altimet, Douglas Lim, Dr. Jason Leong, Azura Zainal, Brandon Ho, film and TV producer Lina Tan, Celebrity Photographer Kid Chan, and last but not least, Director of Hospital Sungai Buloh Dr. Kuldip Kaur will contribute their influence and talents to the cause.

“What can we say to our frontliners except thank you for your service, for your sacrifices, for your dedication. You’re our true heroes, women and men, and we are forever grateful. Sending lots of love, Marina,” said Datin Paduka Marina Mahathir.

Those who wish to send some inspirational words, kind wishes or who wish to make a modest contribution towards the We Love You Box initiative can visit the official We Love You Box website at www.weloveyoubox.com. Messages that are collected will be displayed on the site and the We Love You Box Telegram link. You can also find out more about the We Love You Box movement via their Facebook or Instagram.

[Cover image credit: The Star]