Shah Alam: It was a day of fun and merriment at Wisma CNI where CNI Holdings Berhad through its charity arm, Yayasan CNI hosted a Christmas party for about 100 children from various welfare homes.

The children from Ozanam Klang, Rumah Kebajikan SVP, PJ Agathians Shelter and Pusat Jagaan Anbe Sivam were treated to a sumptuous buffet lunch. Besides that, they were entertained by a magician, children’s martial arts performance, a live rendition of music from the Chinese Orchestra and had a fun-filled day participating in the games and activities organized.

President of Yayasan CNI, Datin Angeline Koh said the event was part of the company’s community outreach programme to bring joy and cheer to the less fortunate.

“We want these children to know that they are not neglected by society and as Malaysians, we value and respect the relationship with our fellow citizens regardless of race or religion.”

Guest-of-honour for the event, Selangor State Senior Executive Councillor for Investment, Industry and Trade, YB Teresa Kok together with CNI’s directors and staff mingled with the children throughout the various activities arranged.

Established in 1998, Yayasan CNI is committed to reaching out to every community in need, regardless of their race, creed, colour, religion or country. The foundation is led by Datin Angeline Koh as its President and it takes great pride in its involvement in various charity and community projects for the past 12 years and has never wavered in its quest to make a difference to the lives of those less fortunate. .

Congratulations to CNI Enterprise for being chosen as the recipient of the Business Ethics Excellence Award (Big Enterprise Category) from the Ministry of Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism on 9 December at Berjaya Times Square Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. The event is a joint effort of the Ministry, the Companies Commission of Malaysia, the
Business Ethics Institute of Malaysia and the Malaysian Institute of Integrity since 2005 to encourage the corporate and private sectors to create systematic business code of ethics and the internalisation of excellent work ethics in their respective organisations. The award is presented to selected local and multinational companies based on a set of criteria, namely the implementation of values such as honesty, fairness and integrity in relationships with customers, distributors, investors and the community besides embracing an exemplary procedure in fulfilling their corporate social responsibilities (CSR). This year, 41 out of 55 participating companies had been identified to be eligible for the award which is a form of recognition by the Ministry to organisations that champion the cause of good business ethics in their business practices.

CNI signed a Memorandom of Collaboration (MoC) with BiotechCorp and UPM to develop and produce nutraceuticals and phamaceuticals by using eco- friendly CO2 technology. The ceremony was witnessed by Deputy Prime Minister, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yasin.

C3 has been endorsed as the new tourist attraction of Selangor by Tourism Selangor. The certificate presentation ceremony was witnessed by 36 beauty pageants from the “Honey Beach” tv program in China.

Yayasan CNI steps in to contribute RM100,000 worth of emergency aid to flood victims in the recent natural disaster

Alor Setar – 12 November 2010 Yayasan CNI, the charity foundation set up by CNI Holdings Berhad, has promptly stepped in to provide emergency aid to many flood victims affected by the recent major floods in the northern states of West Malaysia.

More than 35,000 people in Perlis and Kedah have been evacuated to various relief centres, as conditions have worsened over the past few days with closure of roads, rail services, schools and government offices in the two states.

“As part of Yayasan CNI’s commitment towards providing assistance to those who need them most, we have quickly organised ourselves internally with the aim of providing humanitarian aid to these flood victims in the shortest time possible,” said Mr Kelvin Koh, an Executive Director of CNI Holdings Berhad, speaking to reporters at the emergency aid hand-over ceremony held at its Distribution Centre in Alor Setar today.

Yayasan CNI is handing out basic necessities and food supplies worth a total of RM100,000 directly to the flood victims and targeting close to 800 families in the affected areas. These said items comprise of rice, soya milk, fruit juice, laundry detergent, shampoo, toothpaste, shower cream and other personal care items.

“We will quickly distribute these items to the 800 families in the next 24 hours or so, as these are critical time for families, especially those with young children as they need to be fed and kept nourished,” added Mr Koh.

Established in 1998, Yayasan CNI is committed to reaching out to every community in need, regardless of their race, creed, colour, religion or country. The foundation is led by Datin Angeline Koh as its President and it takes great pride in its involvement in various charity and community projects for the past 12 years and has never wavered in its quest to make a difference to the lives of those less fortunate.

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Recently on 1st May 2010, Yayasan CNI have donated furniture to S.K. Medothist (ACS) Melawis Klang. The event was witnessed by Mdm. Yeoh Mee Ee (Principle), Ms. C. Koshy (Senior Asst. Of Student Affair), Mr. Chew Song Kong (Chairman Of Food Charity Basket) and Mr. Wahab (Canteen Operator). There were 33 pieces table and 133 pieces worth of RM8,000.00 above, these donated furniture was placed at their school canteen for a better environment.