We began MyKasih with a simple intention – to help in a way that’s transparent and trustworthy—so families could get what they need, when they need it”
Tan Sri Dr. Ngau Boon Keat and his wife Puan Sri Jean Ngau
CO-FOUNDERS
How The System Works
Innovating Aid,
Amplifying Impact
MyKasih’s aid distribution model is powered by a proprietary software developed by DIV Services, an associate company of DIALOG Group Berhad.
Impact Areas
Our 3 Core Pillars
Driven by three core pillars, we deliver targeted support that strengthens families, uplifts livelihoods, and opens pathways for learning and growth.
Our Accomplishments
Uplifting Communities Throughout Malaysia
What began with 25 families in Selayang has expanded into a nationwide movement rooted in care.
Since our pilot Love My Neighbourhood initiative back in 2009, MyKasih Foundation — a registered tax-exempt organisation — has channelled over RM10.4 billion to more than 23 million families and students across Malaysia.
RM10.4 bil+
Funds Channelled
23 mil+
Families & Students Supported
50 +
Donors Collaborated
11,000 +
Retail Outlets
*As at February 2026
Impact Stories
In Their Own Words
From being one of Petaling district’s lowest performing schools, Sekolah Kebangsaan Bukit Lanjan (Asli) has emerged as the overall champion of the Selangor Orang Asli Education Carnival and ranked top 5 in the National Robotics Competition 2024. With strong achievements in rugby, football, and other sports, the school is now on track to be recognised as a Sports School.
Puan Fazilawati binti Abu Bakar
School Principal of Sekolah Kebangsaan Bukit Lanjan (Asli),
Damansara Perdana, Selangor
Once a small-town home baker, Cik Norly now runs her own bakery and conducts baking workshops to inspire others. With the right skills and drive, she has mastered the art of cakes and cookies, which has helped her grow from a solo baker to an employer who uplifts and empowers aspiring bakers like herself.
@ ciknorlycake
The Rising Entrepreneur
Kuala Nerus, Selangor
Mi Yok, from an indigenous village of Kampung Bertang in Pahang, balances work as a rubber tapper with running a successful chicken farming business. Earning thousands each cycle, he now trains women in his village to raise chickens. His efforts not only enable his venture to grow but also help uplift his community.
Mi Yok
Farmer Feature
Kampung Bertang, Pahang
