Why community
Corporate giving
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Supporting accessibility: Persatuan Mobiliti Selangor dan Kuala Lumpur (“MOBILITI”)
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Personal Computer Donation Project
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Calls for blood donations
Since 2006, we have supported Persatuan Mobiliti Selangor dan Kuala Lumpur (“MOBILITI”), a charitable organisation that was set up to provide door-to-door transport for wheelchair users within the Klang Valley. Vans that are specially modified with hydraulic lifts and wheelchair restraint systems enable passengers to travel comfortably around the Klang Valley for a minimal fee. Allianz Malaysia has supported MOBILITI since 2006, currently sponsoring four of the five vans in their fleet. Our sponsorship covers MOBILITI’s operational costs, which include fuel, toll, maintenance and salaries. We also provide free Motor Insurance and Driver and Passenger Personal Accident insurance for the sponsored vans. With our support, MOBILITI was able to make 11,808 trips during their financial year ended June 2014, and is a valuable service for over 1,400 registered passengers.
In December 2014, Allianz Malaysia sponsored the Community Service Centre for the Deaf (“CSCD”) a return air ticket for the caretaker of the children and other necessary items for the CSCD children’s travel to a week-long Al Amal Camp held in the United Arab Emirates. The camp was organised by the Sharjah City for Humanitarian Services under the patronage of His Highness Sheikh Dr. Sultan Bin Mohammad Al Qasimi with the aim of providing children with disabilities an opportunity to forge new friendships, broaden their horizons and develop greater confidence levels. We also sponsored 150 units each of our reflective wristbands and Road Safety Tips Booklets for distribution to all the participants of the camp. The sponsorship was complemented with Allianz Travel Care Insurance for the CSCD participants.


In today’s world, a computer is a key tool in improving administrative efficiency and is increasingly becoming an indispensable part of everyday life.
Many schools and NGOs are in need of functional computers for administration or education purposes. With this in mind and also in our effort to preserve the environment, we initiated a Personal Computer Donation Project. Under this project, computers and laptops which were due for replacement by Allianz Malaysia were offered to schools and NGOs, as we believe that it is both socially and environmentally beneficial to re-use these computers and laptops.
After a wipe-out exercise, a total of 768 desktops and 15 laptops were available for distribution to identified schools and NGOs. All identified NGOs had to undergo the Integrity Check for Non-Profit/ Non-Governmental Organisations while the schools had to complete a form indicating the number of desktops and laptops requested and purpose of usage. Through this project, a total of 768 desktops and 15 laptops were donated to 63 schools and 22 NGOs.
Every day, someone depends on blood and organ for life. Blood may be needed for surgery or accident victims and to treat patients with leukaemia, cancer, heart disease, liver disease and hemophilia whilst organs are needed as a live saving ‘engine’ and yet only a few of us donate blood and pledge our organs.
In 2014, to commemorate Malaysia Day, Allianz4Good organised a Blood Donation Drive and Organ Donation Pledge in 9 locations nationwide with the objective of replenishing the Blood Bank as well as creating awareness on organ donation pledges and signing-up organ pledges. Through this drive, a total of 492 individuals donated blood while 163 individuals pledged their organs.
To commemorate Malaysia Day, Allianz4Good will organize the Blood Donation Drive and Organ Donation Pledge on an annual basis. The drive will be managed by Pusat Darah Negara, National Transplant Resource Centre and the respective participating hospitals.
Personal safety
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Crime prevention and awareness
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Women’s Street Crime and Awareness Campaign for Public
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Installation of emergency contact signboards
We create awareness on crime prevention and survival skills through the REACT Programme, conducted by Capt. K. Balasupramaniam, a safety activist and emergency survival trainer. The REACT Programmes are held for employees, agents, business partners and customers.
In addition to the REACT programmes, we also organised hands-on workshops for our employees to equip them with basic self-defence skills. A professional trainer was engaged to conduct these workshops, which were intended to equip our employees with not just theoretical but also practical crime prevention skills.
Disaster response
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Response to east coast floods in December 2014
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Support for the Malaysian Volunteer Fire and Rescue Association (“MVFRA”)
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Clean-up mission in Tanah Merah, Kelantan
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Operation for Orang Asli Community in Gua Musang
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Collaboration with Cypark Resources Berhad (“Cypark”)
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Response to Nepal Earthquake in 2015
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Response to Ranau Earthquake in 2015
Allianz Malaysia employees, agents, friends and family members from different parts of the country volunteered to clean up a flood affected school in Tanah Merah, Kelantan. SK Tebing Tinggi was identified by Ops Harapan - a community initiative by passionate individuals to unite Malaysians in providing flood aid to the East Coast of Peninsula Malaysia - as one of the worst hit schools in the area, having had its entire ground floor flooded. Our 43 volunteers, some travelling to Kelantan from Penang and Kuala Lumpur, worked tirelessly for 4 days to clear the worst of the mud and debris. This entailed the physical tasks of shovelling out water-soaked books, breaking down and carrying out unusable furniture and fittings, and pushing stagnant pools of mud out of the classrooms and drains.
Apart from just helping to clean up SK Tebing Tinggi in Tanah Merah, Allianz Malaysia contributed stationery sets, new uniforms and socks for distribution to its students. Stationery sets were given to eight other schools in Kelantan which were identified by our employees. They are SJK (C) Chung Hwa, SK Batu Jong, SK Bedal, SK Manek Urai, SK Kuala Nal, SRJK (T) Pasir Gajah, SK Sungai Embak and SK Temangan. We also provided school uniforms and socks to the students of SK Bandar Temerloh and SK Tanjung Lalang in Temerloh, Pahang which were affected by the flood. The request to provide the school items came from our Allianz Temerloh branch office.



On 26 April 2015, Nepal was hit by an earthquake with a magnitude of 7.8 and on 12 May 2015, Nepal was hit by a second earthquake with a magnitude of 7.4. Over 8,000 people were killed, thousands injured and missing, and more than two million displaced. Those who survived are still in need of help.
In the immediate aftermath, Allianz Malaysia rendered support to the MVFRA to send a team of eight members to Nepal. They were there for a week as part of the search and rescue mission and also distributed face masks and water filters to the people affected by the disaster. Subsequently, Allianz Malaysia organised a Donation Drive from 13 to 26 May 2015 at the Head Office and branches to help victims cope with the devastation and loss.
A total amount of RM80,000 was collected during the fundraising campaign. Allianz Malaysia then topped up this amount by RM50,000 which brings the total donation amount to RM130,000.
The donation amount has been allocated to two separate projects by Mercy and MVFRA respectively, with an aim to rehabilitate and rebuild areas affected by the quake in Nepal. Mercy will use the fund allocation from Allianz Malaysia to build temporary shelters in the Gorkha region in Nepal, to support over 300 displaced households. These temporary shelters are designed to withstand earthquakes as well as the upcoming monsoon season and can last for two years. Materials used for the shelters can then be dismantled and reused as building materials.
MVFRA’s donation allocation was used to fund the ‘Healing Hearts Operation’ carried out from 28 June to 2 July 2015. This operation provided play therapy for children in seven relief centres and schools in the earthquake recovery zone, namely Chandeshowering English Boarding Secondary School, Shree Shuku Lower School, Pancha Kanya Lower Secondary Dhulikbel, Shree Brameshowry Primary School, Shree Nawa Durga Bhawari, Shree Kaule Devi Primary School and Shree Okhrapauwa School. On top of that, the schools and relief centres received earthquake survival exercises for children and caregivers. The six-member MVFRA team who flew to Nepal for this operation also distributed Family Hygiene Kits, Feminine Kits, Play Therapy Kits, Infant Kits and dry food items to communities in Sindhupalchowk and Nuwakot.
Allianz Malaysia hopes that these efforts will greatly assist the affected communities in Nepal to get back on their feet after the major disaster that they have faced.

