FBS Collaborates with SUKA Society, Supports Refugees in Malaysia During Ramadan
FBS collaborates with SUKA Society to provide food and festive celebrations for refugee children, foster families, and human trafficking survivors in Malaysia during the month of Ramadan.
Ramadan is a time for giving, and this year, FBS Forex Broker is making a meaningful impact by donating $10,000 to communities in need throughout Malaysia. Through this initiative, FBS forex broker is providing essential food aid, gift packages, and festive celebrations for refugee children, foster families, and survivors of human trafficking.
Starting on February 25, volunteers from this multi-asset broker worked with the SUKA Society to organize food packaging events, ensuring that unaccompanied refugee children receive proper nutrition during Ramadan. However, the support doesn't stop there. Several programs are scheduled to continue throughout the holy month:
- March 3-21: Food distribution to government shelters for survivors of human trafficking.
- Mid-March: Ramadan gift package distribution to underage refugee children and Muslim foster families.
- March 26: Second phase of the Food Packaging Events.
- April 9 & 12: Special Eid al-Fitr celebrations for undocumented children and refugees.
Executive Director of SUKA Society Anderson Selvasegaram expressed his gratitude for FBS's involvement, saying, "With FBS's support, we are able to reach more people in real need. This program brings hope to 45 orphaned refugee children, 16 foster families, and 100 human trafficking survivors."
Outside of financial contributions, FBS employees are actively participating in this initiative. FBS Official Representative Aizzat Arfa emphasized the company's commitment to social responsibility, stating, "We believe that businesses should give back to society. Charitable activities like this demonstrate that collective efforts can drive real change."
Meanwhile, in other forex broker news, FBS has also launched a special campaign called FBS Birthday Quest, adding even more joy to this important period.
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