In a notable collaboration aimed at fostering educational equity, SCHOOL2U has joined forces with Abaro to launch the Back to School Project 2024. This initiative is dedicated to supporting underprivileged students at SK Kanchong Tengah by supplying them with essential school items.
ABARO's long-term CSR initiative, "Shoes For You. Hopes For Them," began in 2016, aiming to ensure that no child goes to school without proper, comfortable shoes. Recently, ABARO donated 152 pairs of school shoes and socks to B40 students at Sekolah Kebangsaan Jalan Gurney (2) for World Children's Day,...
Today we went to Chin Enthnic Community Myanmese Refugee Khampat Christian Fellowship Ctr in Sg Long, Kajang area to give out Shoes donated by Abaro Shoes, school bags with stationary sponsored by a few kind friends, School art supplies and books plus some Goodie bags for the kids sponsored...
Donation 2705 pairs to 134 primary schools (SK) in Kuala Lumpur on 14th November 2019.
Donation 1150 pairs to 42 primary schools (SJKC) in Kuala Lumpur on 18th October 2019.
Who knows one pair of shoes could bring cheers to these students - photos credited to Lao My Home Foundation
There is story behind how this donation happened. One of our team went to the island of Indonesia to travel and promised to return again because they found that the children were barefoot to school and felt that they could do something for the children.
Our CSR activities were initiated from a newspaper article reporting about how poor children in Laos walk barefoot or wear ill-fitting shoes to school. We believe that a new pair of shoes can be life-changing for kids in need.
From ragged slippers to new school shoes, these Nepali children have reasons to smile this festive season. Through a kind volunteer Selina Ng, Abaro donated 100 pairs of shoes to Shree Bacheshwor Primary School and Shree Bhagawati Primary School, Kavrepalanchok located in rural Nepal
Donation at the Open House Raya event on Space U8 with our Malaysian Minister of Federal Territories, YB Tuan Haji Khalid Bin Abd Samad.
