Corporate Social Responsibility

As leaders of the corporate world, we are committed to fulfilling our social responsibilities towards our employees, the community and the rest of the world. We don’t see CSR as a responsibility; we do it with passion and thorough involvement. Our Social Responsibility program is chaired by our CEO himself and coordinated through a CSR Executive Steering Committee.

We encourage all our employees to be involved in community services and voluntary work to help the needy. The foundation of our commitment is built on the caring nature of our organization and all its employees. This can be seen by way of the projects we have undertaken and the good causes we have generously supported.

Cash Donation to the Sin Chew Foundation to help the victims of the devastating 2008 Sichuan Earthquake, China.		Contributions to the ATMAH Foundation (Association to Mobilize All Humanity), for their project to support underprivileged children attain educational support and wellbeing.
WWP CEO, Dato’ Anathkumar flanked by Malaysian Lions Club Governor and President of Lions Club Bukit Kiara District 308B1 as he was awarded the prestigious Melvin Jones Humanitarian Award by Lions Club International Foundation.	Organizers and Sponsors of the daily ‘Feed the Needy Programme’ for the Blind and Homeless, and anyone in need	Annual Contribution to Lions Club Bukit Kiara for the Sight Conservation Project to help fund cataract operations for underprivileged elderly people whose visions are affected by cataracts.

As Part of WWP’s annual charity event, a Children’s Carnival Talent competition was organized for over 200 primary school students from impoverished family backgrounds and broken homes.

Joyful children receiving schooling aid and food supply during the event which added vigour and vitality to this eagerly anticipated annual event. After a morning of fun and delight, the children are treated to a hefty meal. The children thanking the WWP CSR team before proudly heading home with school uniforms, school shoes, stationeries, food hampers and lots of other prizes.

In addition, WWP’s CSR team had organized painting and refurbishment of dilapidated home of two boys suffering from a rare and often fatal genetic disorder called Krabbe disease.

WWP Ponggal Carnival 2017

Our annual charity event in India. WWP Ponggal Carnival 2017 was attended by 996 school children from impoverished villages. It's a full day event that starts off with running competitions, followed by dance performances and songs. The children are then treated to a sumptuous lunch. After lunch, they each receive new school uniforms, school bags, school shoes and stationeries.

The children look forward to this yearly event and teachers has said that attendance have improved remarkably ever since this programme was launched. The children used to walk miles barefooted and in old, dirty, torn uniforms but all that has changed. They now proudly walk with their new shoes. The older children in upper secondary schools were also given motivational books to reiterate the importance of education as their only means to escape poverty.

For us, we hope that the children will stay in school for as long as possible and get a decent education for a better future. Our aim is to reach out to as many villages as possible and to touch as many young lives as we possibly can.