AEON Bantu
AEON Bantu was created to offer immediate help or assistance in events of natural disasters. With the recent flood victims, the Malaysian AEON Foundation mobilised immediate assistance of food and healthcare boxes to those affected. During the peak of Covid 19, a dedicated team was set up to help support the needs of the Malaysian frontliners.
Past AEON Bantu Initiatives.
Learn more about how we’ve funded and helped transformed communities and improved the lives of the people who need a helping hand.
Covid-19 Ops Relief 2021 – Kuantan & Pahang
In support to the healthcare frontliners that have been working tirelessly in ensuring the health and safety of our community against COVID-19, the Foundation has distributed ‘Care Packs’ to them as part of AEONBantu COVID-19 Ops Relief.
Covid-19 Ops Relief 2021 – Quarantine Centre MITC, Melaka
On 18 June 2021, the donation for 550 healthcare frontliners COVID-19 Low Risk Quarantine and Treatment Centre (PKRC) at MITC, Ayer Keroh, Melaka were handed over to Dr Abdul Karim, Head of the Medical Team Unit at MITC and Lt Kol (PA) Cuthbert John Martin from Malaysian Civil Defence Force (APM) Malacca Director.
Covid-19 Ops Relief 2021 – Quarantine Centre MAEPS, Serdang
On 25 May 2021, the Foundation contributed care packs worth approximately RM15,000 to healthcare frontliners based at the MAEPS COVID-19 Quarantine Centre in Serdang, Selangor.
Relief for COVID-19 Frontliners 2020
In appreciation of the intense effort and sacrifice of healthcare frontliners, MAF donated 2,000 homecare boxes, containing food and essential items such as sanitisers, toiletries and 300 folding chairs, amounting to RM168,000.
Victims of Toxic Pollution 2019
Malaysian AEON Foundation (MAF) and AEON Credit Service (ACS) teams arrived in Pasir Gudang, Johor. Their mission this time is to help the community of victims of the recent River Kim Kim pollution.
Flood Operations Relief 2017 – Kelantan
As part of our flood relief efforts, we have visited two relief centres at Sekolah Kebangsaan Bunohan and Sekolah Kebangsaan Geting, and a few villages in Pengkalan Kubor such as Kampung Jelujuk Haji Senik and Kampung Tebing in Tumpat district, to hand over daily essentials value RM200 per goodies bag.
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