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Sunday, July 6, 2025

Witness the Birth of a Guinness World Record! Malaysia’s Largest Community Drawing & Signature Event Set to Take Over Pavilion Bukit Jalil!

 

A historic moment is on the horizon as PUTIEN Restaurant and SEGi University gear up for a Guinness World Record attempt under the “Giving Love, Growing Smile” charity project — aiming to set the record for the Most Participants Signing a Giant Eco-Friendly Tote Bag! 



This remarkable record attempt is the culmination of six months of heartfelt charity efforts. Since February 18, PUTIEN and SEGi University have traveled across the nation, visiting primary and secondary schools, community groups, and charitable organizations, inviting children and teens to express love through creativity — by painting tote bags for a cause.



All proceeds from the children’s hand-painted tote bags have been 100% donated to the Nanyang Press Foundation, supporting underprivileged communities throughout Malaysia



This project has been more than just about art — it's been about inspiring young hearts, planting seeds of compassion, and turning creativity into kindness.



We warmly invite all lovers of life, family bonding, and creativity to join us at Pavilion Bukit Jalil on July 5–6 to be part of this once-in-a-lifetime event. 



Thousands of participants will come together to sign their names on a giant eco-bag, proudly contributing to a record that celebrates Malaysia’s unity, warmth, and love.



In addition to witnessing the historic record-breaking moment, the public is also welcome to join the live drawing activity. 



Art materials and tote bags will be provided on-site — perfect for families to enjoy a day of meaningful fun and expression.



This isn’t just about a Guinness World Record.





It’s about creating a beautiful, lasting memory for the entire nation.


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Tuesday, May 27, 2025

Clean Hands, Bright Smiles | guardian Malaysia Brings #guardiancare To School

 

guardian Malaysia is turning everyday essentials into extraordinary acts of care.


As part of a powerful regional initiative spanning five countries including Malaysia, guardian has collectively donated over 40 million baths to underprivileged children in the last two years. This milestone reflects a shared commitment across the region to restore dignity and improve daily hygiene for those who need it most, proving that even a simple bath can make a meaningful difference in a child’s life.

 


A Regional Mission, A Local Impact

“guardian has been proudly rooted in Malaysian communities for 57 years, and our connection to the people is deeply personal,” said Anna Ng, Marketing Director of guardian Malaysia. “Our #MYWellbeingMatters brand pledge represents our commitment to caring for Malaysians—everywhere, every day.”

 

Hygiene is a Right, Not a Privilege

The initiative was launched in response to growing concerns during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, where rising costs of living forced families to prioritise food and shelter over personal care. For children in these households, maintaining basic hygiene became a daily struggle.

 

“Our mission is simple but powerful: to ensure every child—regardless of background—has access to the dignity of a clean bath,” Anna said. “Cleanliness boosts confidence, mental wellbeing, and school engagement. It’s a fundamental human right, not a luxury.”


 

From Children to Teens: Expanding Our Reach

In 2025, guardian Malaysia is broadening its reach to include underprivileged teenagers alongside primary school children. This decision stems from a growing recognition that teens, particularly in low-income communities, face unique hygiene challenges during a critical stage of emotional and social development.

 

While the 40 million baths milestone is a combined effort across guardian’s five regional markets, Malaysia continues to play a leading role in driving impactful local initiatives—particularly through its “Together, Keeping Kids Clean and Healthy” campaign.

 

In addition to donations of essential bath care products, guardian also hosts interactive hygiene workshops in schools, empowering students with knowledge and tools to care for themselves.

 

The Power of Collective Action

The campaign is also driven by guardian customers. With every 1L bottle of guardian bath care products purchased, 15 sen is contributed to the campaign—turning everyday purchases into meaningful contributions.

 

“We are incredibly grateful to our customers,” said Anna. “Their ongoing support has helped us reach this remarkable 40 million bath milestone. With continued participation, we’re confident we’ll exceed that in 2025.”


 

Quick Response in Times of Crisis

 

When disaster strikes, Guardian responds.

 

As an extension of its ‘health and hygiene’ mission, guardian has also helped fellow Malaysians in the wake of crisis. For example, during the recent Putra Heights gas pipeline fire, guardian swiftly distributed 80 personal care packs via MERCY Malaysia to affected families.


During the recent devastating East Coast and East Malaysia floods, guardian partnered with the Malaysian Red Crescent (MRC) to donate over RM140,000 worth of essential care items to victims in Peninsular and East Malaysia.

 

Ensuring Well-Being

 

Furthermore, in order to raise awareness of breast cancer among women in Malaysia, a total 10,000 Pink Glove breast cancer self-examination kits were also distributed to underprivileged women via the National Cancer Society of Malaysia in October last year.

 


guardian’s Promise:

 

For over 57 years, guardian Malaysia has stood as a trusted companion in health and beauty. Our bond with the community is deeply personal. But beyond the shelves, it’s about heart.

 

Through education, emergency relief, and everyday kindness, guardian is empowering Malaysians to “Own Their Beautiful”—inside and out, by supporting both physical hygiene and emotional wellbeing.

 

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Wednesday, December 11, 2024

Ayam Brand Continues its Commitment to a Healthier Malaysia | 17th Annual CSR Community Campaign

 

Ayam Brand, a 132-year-old household brand famed for the wide range of quality, no preservative, no added MSG, convenient and Halal certified canned food, is committed to continue its annual community care campaign, which was first introduced in 2008.



This year’s theme, #AyamBersamaMu Sihat & Cergas, aims to promote healthy living among children across Malaysia.

 


The campaign, in its 17th year, has benefited over 28,350 individuals from 635 NGOs, providing more than 2.2 million nutritious meals to them. This year’s campaign will focus on building good nutrition habits with Omega-3 for healthier children and making fitness a part of every child’s life for a fitter generation of Malaysians. In Klang Valley, the campaign will be benefitting 425 children from four NGOs by providing them 76,500 meals.

 



In partnership with dietetic experts from Columbia Asia, Focus Point Group, nutrition and fitness expert, Ayam Brand will be holding workshops related to the Malaysian Healthy Plate with emphasis on Suku-suku Separuh, fitness routines that the children can do at home and a fitness challenge to encourage the children to remain active, for the participating charity homes in Johor, Pulau Pinang, Sarawak, Sabah, Kuala Lumpur and Selangor.

 


According to Ms Teoh Wei Ling, Head of Marketing at A. Clouet (Malaysia) Sdn Bhd, the brand strongly believes everyone deserves access to healthy food and the opportunity to lead a healthy life. “Through our annual community care program, we aim to empower individuals and communities to make positive changes to their health and well-being,” Data from the Ministry of Health Malaysia 1 shows that the Omega-3 fatty acid intake of the average Malaysian is currently low. They suggest three ways to remedy this; namely eat more pulses like beans, tofu and fish; use cooking oil that is a blend of palm olein and Omega-3 rich vegetable oil; and include Omega-3 rich foods.

 

“Omega-3 is crucial for heart, brain, nerve, skin and eye health. We are providing our products with Omega-3, with the aim to provide one of the key nutrients for the children in this campaign. This year, we are integrating fitness into our campaign to maintain healthy lifestyles. Malaysia sees a rise in childhood stunting and obesity rates hence we would like to promote healthy living and fitness program into our campaign. Knowing our nation is still facing the challenge of obesity, let’s start somewhere to help address that,” adds Teoh.

 


Recently, reports show that health literacy among Malaysians remain low. Malaysia has the highest number of diabetes and obesity cases in Southeast Asia. Our Ministry of Health is alarmed that one in three3 school-going students are overweight or obese.

 

Ayam Brand is also collaborating with Focus Point Group on eye health, and those who require them will receive prescription glasses sponsored by Ayam Brand. “We are continuing with the eye health for our campaign as a global analysis4 recently reported that children’s eyesight is steadily getting worse with one in three now short-sighted or unable to see things in the distance clearly. The report mentioned the highest rates are in Asia. Let us do what we can to assist children who need a clearer vision,” elaborates Teoh.

 


“We’re thrilled to be a part of Ayam Brand’s Ayam BersamaMu Sihat & Cergas campaign. This collaboration aligns well with Columbia Asia’s commitment to promoting healthy living and well-being. By offering our expertise and resources to the charity homes involved, we hope to make significant impact on their overall health and quality of life,” says Ms Gwen Yap, Regional Marketing Manager, Columbia Asia.

 

In Klang Valley, the recipients of the campaign are Pertubuhan Anak-Anak Yatim Selangor , Yayasan Sunbeams Home, Pertubuhan Rahoma Darul Fakir Malaysia, Ti-Ratana Welfare Society Malaysia, Shelter Home and Pusat Jagaan Rumah Keluarga Kami.

 

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Website : www.ayambrand.com.my

Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/ayambrandmalaysia

Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/ayambrandmy/


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1 Ministry of Health Malaysia: 3 Fats: Foods which serve as good sources of Omega-3 fatty acids

2 Bernama: Anwar urges people to be more health conscious, reduce sugar intake

3 Harian Metro: Bantut, obesity catat peningkatan di Malaysia

4 BBC: One in three children short-sighted, study suggests


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