KUCHING, SARAWAK: This morning, Manjeet Sidhu, the President of PPIS (NGO) and Chartered President of Lions Club Kuching Unity, paid a visit to Mamu Mansur, a member of the B40 community, who reached out for urgent help.
Mamu Mansur, facing financial difficulties, required essential items such as milk powder, pampers, and groceries to support his family while awaiting assistance from relevant agencies like JKM (Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat) and Baitulmal.
Manjeet Sidhu expressed her gratitude to two anonymous donors who generously stepped forward to provide immediate relief to the struggling family. Although their names were not disclosed, their contributions were deeply acknowledged as a gesture of care and kindness.
“Your kindness and compassion have made a real difference, providing hope and relief when it was most needed,” said Manjeet Sidhu. She emphasized how these contributions go beyond material aid by fostering a sense of community support and showing the power of unity during challenging times.
Manjeet, often known for her philanthropic initiatives, described herself as “only a Messiah who comes in to help when and where needed”. She thanked the donors, highlighting that only God can repay their generosity.
This heartwarming act serves as a powerful reminder of the importance of helping those in need, especially families from underprivileged backgrounds. As Manjeet Sidhu aptly noted, “Together, we are making a positive impact.”
The incident shines a light on the critical role of NGOs and compassionate individuals in alleviating the struggles of Malaysia’s B40 community.
