The PBSNS Donation Appeal

We are appealing to the public to donate to our Partnership Program to support our operating expenses which is expected to reach RM120,000 (USD38,000) per year from 2011 as we expand our training centre to take in new trainees.

If you pay by check please make payment to 'Persatuan Berdikari Seremban Negeri Sembilan' with your name and address on a cover slip so we can mail you our official receipt. All donations from April 1 2011 will be exempted from taxation by the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia. Please send the payment to:

The Treasurer, Persatuan Berdikari Seremban Negeri Sembilan, 381, Jalan Kenanga 1, Taman Bukit Chedang, 70300 Seremban, Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia.

We also appeal to generous oversea donors to help us. Please use our Paypal account. Click the DONATE button. Any amount will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

We welcome public orders of our handicraft works and cakes and cookies. Please inquire to 06-7632005.

More details of our work may be found at our website at http://www.pbs.org.my/. Thank you!

Tuesday, December 20, 2011

Passing of a Champion of the Disabled

It is with deep regrets that we learn of the passing of a Christian leader who is a passionate supporter of the disabled people. The late Mr. Edward Lee died from colon cancer as reported HERE. His contact with us was in July 2008 when he attended the thanksgiving dinner of the 10th anniversary of Pusat Berdikari Seremban on the invitation of Mr. Tony Wong, a personal friend. The picture below was taken during that function (Edward was seated left).



THIS is Edward's blog and extracted from his profile is the following information.

COMMUNITY SERVICE
Lee was involved in the following achievements, done without financial funding from any political party, corporations or individuals but through cooperation and consultation with the public and working together with the municipality.

1) Malaysian Care
Lee started out voluntary work with Malaysian Care in 1985 driving children with learning disabilities to camps and outdoor activities. He was also their teacher and friend.

Through introductions by churches and friends, he later also helped people with mental illnesses, eg schizophrenia, suicidal cases and depression, by being their friend and carer.


Our condolence goes to his family on his untimely death.

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