(01) RC Deaf Missions 

Activity Details

Participants will gain firsthand insight into the daily experiences of individuals with hearing loss. En. Faisal, a deaf artisan and jewellery maker, will conduct a hands-on jewellery-making workshop, providing participants with an opportunity to learn a new skill while fostering greater awareness of inclusive employment.

About the Organisation

Founded in 2006 by siblings Agnes and Mario Peter, RC Deaf Missions Malaysia enhances Deaf livelihoods through four pillars: employment, communication, education, and advocacy. Co-managed by Deaf leaders to ensure authentic representation, the social enterprise has trained and employed approximately 40 Deaf individuals across nearly two decades.

Their initiatives include a Deaf Café offering catering and pantry supply, Malaysian Sign Language (BIM) courses, Deaf Culture workshops, interpreter training, and handcrafted merchandise.

You can support them by visiting the café, ordering catering, booking corporate inclusion workshops, purchasing Deaf-made artisanal products, and championing their inspiring mission across your personal and professional networks.

(02) Earth Heir

Activity Details

Earth Heir will conduct a Spin-the-Wheel activity where participants can win mystery gifts, product discounts, and other rewards while learning about the brand's sustainable and artisan-made products.

About the Organisation

Earth Heir's vision is to “Build Nations and Generations as Heirs of the Earth”. We are a Malaysian social enterprise and conscious lifestyle brand, established in 2013, founded by Malaysian women. We are proudly the first B Corp certified social enterprise, and fair-trade brand certified with WFTO in Malaysia. Earth Heir is focused on the sustainable preservation of our collective cultural heritage, by bridging the global markets, local communities, art and fashion worlds. We partner with a network of social impact enterprises and artisans in Malaysia who consist of rural communities, indigenous tribes, differently abled persons and refugees.

Earth Heir is proud to be in partnership with UNHCR (The UN Refugee Agency) and MADE51.

Earth Heir's exquisite designs are inspired by the heritage of refugee artisans from Afghanistan, Palestine, Syria, Iran, and Myanmar, who are living in Malaysia. Every piece is imbued with history and made with love.

Earth Heir has also now become Earth Heir Collective, a destination for sustainable and socially impactful lifestyle goods and ESG gifts, celebrating the rich diversity of Malaysian artisans and brands. Explore the finest #MadeinMalaysia pieces on the social impact marketplace, EarthHeir.com, which supports heritage craft traditions and communities such as rural women, indigenous tribes, refugees, differently abled persons, microentrepreneurs and more.

The collective is an initiative powered by Earth Heir, a certified B Corp, and guaranteed by the World Fair Trade Organisation (WFTO) as a fair-trade social enterprise.

We are leading and championing Social Procurement in Malaysia with a one-stop centre to increase the Social Value of funds, supplier diversity and impact measurement, whilst also decreasing procurement costs and inefficiencies.

(03) Borneo Penan Bags

Activity Details

Participants will have the opportunity to engage directly with a member of the Penan community from Sarawak, learning about traditional craftsmanship, Indigenous culture, and how handcrafted products support sustainable livelihoods and community empowerment.

About the Organisation

Borneo Penan Bags was founded during the COVID-19 pandemic through food aid distribution efforts to rural Penan villages in Sarawak. During these initiatives, the founders were introduced to the Penan communities, who often gifted handcrafted bags as tokens of appreciation. Recognising the creativity and craftsmanship of the Penan people, the organisation began working closely with the communities to help promote and market their traditional handicrafts to a wider audience.

Since its inception, Borneo Penan Bags has empowered participating families by creating sustainable income opportunities and developing essential business skills. Through sales of their crafts, many families have been able to purchase daily necessities, support their children's education, invest in farming equipment, and improve or complete their homes, contributing to enhanced livelihoods and greater economic independence.

Through invitations from corporate organisations and community events, Borneo Penan Bags has been able to showcase Penan handicrafts at exhibitions and markets across Malaysia. These opportunities have enabled many Penan artisans, particularly women, to travel beyond Sarawak for the first time, experience air travel, engage directly with customers, and gain exposure to broader markets and communities.

By connecting indigenous artisans with new audiences, Borneo Penan Bags not only supports economic empowerment but also helps preserve and celebrate the cultural heritage and traditional craftsmanship of the Penan people. The experiences gained through these engagements continue to inspire confidence, broaden perspectives, and create lasting positive impacts within the communities they serve.

(04) Bengkel Daya Klang

About the Organisation

Bengkel Daya Klang is a welfare institution under the Department of Social Welfare (Jabatan Kebajikan Masyarakat), Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development (KPWKM). It provides training and employment opportunities for Persons with Disabilities (PWDs) aged 18 to 45 years. The institution operates under the Protected Workshop Rules 1979 (Kaedah-Kaedah Woksyop Terlindung 1979), providing employment opportunities for PWDs who face challenges competing in the open labour market.

Currently, 35 PWD employees with physical, speech, hearing, and learning disabilities are engaged in various employment activities. Bengkel Daya Klang operates four main work units: Café and Bakery, Sewing and Handicrafts, Catering and Food Service, and Laundry and Agriculture, supporting skills development and employment opportunities.

(05) Tzu Chi Foundation Malaysia

Activity Details

Interactive plastic awareness exhibition featuring 3D display props, educational posters on plastic alternatives and environmental impacts, as well as a sustainability quiz focused on plastic decomposition and waste reduction.

About the Organisation

Founded by Master Cheng Yen in Hualien, Taiwan in 1966, Tzu Chi Foundation is a non-profit, volunteer-based international non-governmental organization under the United Nations (UN) umbrella. “慈济” (Tzu Chi) literally means “compassionate relief” in Chinese and can be interpreted as “to serve with compassion”, an act held true by all Tzu Chi volunteers, individuals guided by the principles of loving-kindness, compassion, joy and equanimity in thought and in conduct.

From a group of 30 housewives who saved NT 50 cents (approximately RM 0.05) from their grocery money in a bamboo coin bank daily to help those in need, the Foundation has now grown to have over 10 million donors worldwide, and has provided relief to people in 137 countries/regions through its Four Major Missions of Charity, Medicine, Education and Humanistic Culture, which have later extended to include International Relief, Bone Marrow Donation, Environmental Protection and Community Volunteerism.

As an NGO with special consultative status with the UN Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), Tzu Chi fully supports the UN Sustainable Development Goals and not only incorporates these goals into its humanitarian aid programmes, but also advocates actions and best practices that align with the Goals at high-level events and largescale international conferences.

Global

• Volunteer presence in 68 countries/regions

• Extended aid to 139 countries/regions

• Built 259 schools in 18 countries/regions

• Built houses for 23,211 families in 18 countries/regions

• Provided over 4.71 million free medical consultations/treatments in 59 countries/regions

• 8,176 recycling service centres, with 105,269 recycling volunteers in 19 countries

Malaysia 

• Over 2 million donors

• Helps an average of over 5,000 families monthly

• Provided over 200,000 study grants for needy students

• Provided 4,680 education enrolments for refugee children

• Rendered 130,000 medical treatments to refugees through Tzu Chi Free Clinics in Kuala Lumpur and Klang

• Over 1,000 community recycling centres/points

(06) Kloth Circularity

Activity Details

Participants can test their sustainability knowledge through an interactive quiz, with prizes awarded to successful participants, while exploring informative tabletop displays on circular economy and environmental topics.

About the Organisation

Founded on 11 December 2013, Kloth Circularity is a social enterprise operating in Malaysia and Singapore, with the ambition to catalyse the textiles, clothing and plastics circular economy in Southeast Asia. Guided by the 5R philosophy: Rethink, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose and Recycle, our operations align with environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles. We develop value chains to divert waste from incinerators, landfills and oceans while addressing social challenges. Through awareness programmes, knowledge-sharing and upcycling workshops, we promote sustainable practices. We empower women through economic opportunities, upcycling textiles into merchandise and gifts. Brands include Kloth Cares, Kloth Woman Up, Kloth Textile and Kloth Wear.

(07) Precious Plastic

Activity Details

Participants will learn how discarded plastic can be transformed into new, usable products through a hands-on recycling demonstration using a manual plastic compression press.

About the Organisation

Precious Plastic Malaysia is a sustainability-driven organisation transforming plastic waste into meaningful products, experiences, and education. Since 2018, we have upcycled over 25 tonnes of plastic waste into more than 50,000 products, including corporate gifts, awards, furniture, and recycled plastic surfaces. Beyond recycling, we work with corporations, government bodies, industry partners, and schools to make plastic recycling more accessible and engaging through hands-on workshops and community programmes. Through circular design, local manufacturing, and education, Precious Plastic Malaysia aims to demonstrate the value of plastic waste and inspire collective action towards a more circular and sustainable Malaysia.

(08) The Lost Food Project

Activity Details

To be confirmed. Potentially an interactive engagement highlighting food rescue efforts, food waste challenges, and practical actions individuals and organisations can take to reduce food loss.

About the Organisation

Established in 2015, The Lost Food Project (TLFP) is a registered Malaysian nonprofit that rescues quality, nutritious food and redistributes it to people and pets who need it most. To date*, we have rescued over 13 million kilos of food which is equivalent to 39 million meals and 39 million kilos of greenhouse gas emissions.

*since inception till July 2026

(09) Green Hero

Activity Details

An interactive food waste simulation where participants navigate surplus food scenarios, learn the impact of different disposal decisions, and commit to practical actions to reduce food waste within their organisations.

About the Organisation

Green Hero is a sustainability platform dedicated to combating food waste and supporting local communities. By partnering with food and beverage merchants, Green Hero provides flexible solutions to clear edible surplus: businesses can offer discounted hours directly to conscious consumers or choose direct food rescue channels to supply NGOs. This approach turns potential waste into accessible meals while reducing landfill emissions. Green Hero empowers businesses to operate more sustainably, creating a circular ecosystem where every meal is valued, carbon footprints are reduced, and community care comes first.

(10) Eats, Shoots & Roots

Activity Details

A hands-on urban gardening activity where participants receive a seed-growing kit, seed packet, or plant seedling to take home. The activity promotes sustainability, food-growing awareness, and participant engagement through customisable, eco-friendly planting kits.

About the Organisation

Eats, Shoots & Roots is a social enterprise that aims to reconnect urbanites with nature through food. Since 2012, we have been transforming urban spaces into edible gardens, bringing people closer to nature through hands-on learning and sustainable food growing. By making food growing simple and accessible, we encourage individuals, families, and communities to cultivate a deeper connection with nature while building healthier, greener, and more resilient lifestyles.

(11) Impakrintas

Activity Details

ImpakRintas will showcase a range of non-profit organisations (NPOs) and social impact initiatives featured on its platform. Participants can learn about the work of these organisations, explore opportunities to contribute through donations or volunteering, and discover ways to support meaningful community and environmental causes.

About the Organisation

Impakrintas, operated via its wholly-owned subsidiary LC Wakaful Digital Sdn Bhd, is Malaysia’s first and only registered Social Exchange Platform (SEP) with the Securities Commission under Section 76A of the Capital Markets and Services Act (CMSA). It enables NGOs to fundraise in a regulated, transparent environment with structured disclosures and oversight. The Social Exchange was launched by the SC Chairman and Deputy Finance Minister on 25 May 2026 at SC.

Together, these platforms form a vertically integrated social finance ecosystem that addresses both how social funds are raised and how those funds are securely distributed and utilised on the ground.