Summary
- Five students supported by Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives Minister Steven Sim opened a charity food stall in Bukit Gelugor.
- All proceeds will go towards an education fund for students from lower-income families.
- Sim contributed RM1,000 to support the initiative.
- The stall was part of the MADANI KUSKOP Sales Programme in Seri Delima.
- The programme also offered discounted essentials and market access for 25 local entrepreneurs.
BUKIT GELUGOR, September 14 — Five students supported by Entrepreneur Development and Cooperatives Minister Steven Sim have opened a charity food stall.
To raise funds for other students from lower-income families. The students pooled their own money to operate the stall during the MADANI KUSKOP Sales Programme in Seri Delim.
With all proceeds going to the “Asal Cek Mau Pi Sekolah” education fund. Sim said the initiative showed how education support could encourage recipients to help others in return.
He also contributed RM1,000 to the fund. The programme featured 25 local entrepreneurs and discounts of up to 30% on selected essentials.
