Helping Asians Help Themselves
Dr Leslie Tay, one of Singapore’s most popular food bloggers (http://ieatishootipost.sg) and loyal Goducate supporter has yet again found an opportunity to raise funds for us. Continue reading “Well-known food blogger raises funds for Goducate with his book launch”
Goducate is thankful to our ardent corporate sponsor MHC Asia Group for their continued support. MHC Asia has recently moved into their spanking new office at One Commonwealth building, Singapore; and decided to feature Goducate on their glass windows facing the main road and MRT tracks.
Says Dr Low Lee Yong, CEO/Founder of MHC Asia, “Being successful and profitable has allowed us to add a more meaningful dimension to our business. We decided to capitalise on the large window display space at our new office to create awareness and publicity for Goducate. Continue reading “CSR on display by MHC Asia Group”
MHC Asia, Singapore’s largest third party medical administrator, adopted Goducate as the charity that it would support as part of their corporate social responsibility program.
It has provided Goducate with a nice office for free. MHC staff often chip in to help when we need help, using MHC’s office equipment to do Goducate’s work. Even their sub-contractors help us! This has allowed Goducate to fulfill its pledge to send every cent of each designated donor dollar to the recipient without any deduction for administrative costs.
Whenever, there is a need for funds for our projects, MHC is often the first to give. Thus far, MHC and its CEO, Dr Low Lee Yong, have donated six vehicles to Goducate – two each for Cambodia and Philippines, one for Batam and one for Sabah. It has pledged to give 10% of its profits to Goducate.
MHC staff has visited Goducate’s projects in Indonesia, Malaysia and Cambodia. MHC’s CEO Dr Low, who came from a very humble background to be a medical doctor and win Singapore’s Entrepreneur of the Year Award 2010, is a firm believer that education is the best way to help needy Asians help themselves.
MHC is indeed a role model for corporations to follow in corporate social responsibility.
