CSR Activities

Emergency aid is desperately needed for Rakhine State following Cyclone Mocha’s devastation in the region.

Due to Cyclone Mocha, which hit in May, some areas in Rakhine State experienced massive damage. As a good deed by Myanmar Plaza and it’s customers, we donated to Shwe Yaung Metta Social Aid Society from Sittwe, Rakhine State which is currently helping for rehabilitation of the affected areas.

We are sharing this current conditions for those who want to donate for Rakhine State .

May the Rakhine people recover from their losses as soon as possible.

“We Care, We Share” by Myanmar Plaza is pleased to be able to help repair shelters for those who had to seek shelter in other people’s homes once the rains were falling.

Recently, some households have been damaged due to the heavy rain and wind in (108) Ward, East Dagon Township. Today, we went there to donate 150,000 kyats each for (10) households which need urgent repair.

“We Care, We Share” is overjoyed to be able to give those in need a safe place to live.

May pain and suffering be released as a result of this goodness.

As a good deed by Myanmar Plaza and its customers, 8,000,000 MMk in cash was donated to the residents of Rakhine State who were devastated by the storm.

Myanmar Plaza, an international shopping center developed and run by HAGL Myanmar Company Limited, handed eight million kyats (8,000,000) today (May 29th) to Shwe Yaung Metta Social Aid Society in Sittwe, Rakhine State, for the rehabilitation of the areas affected by Cyclone Mocha in that region.

We are praying for the Rakhine people to recover from their losses as soon as possible.

In a touching act of kindness, the “We Care, We Share” charity gave 30 hospital patients who were having financial difficulties a life-saving donation of 100,000 kyats, purified water packs, and soymilk drinks.

Donations are given to people who were in hospitals but couldn’t pay their medical expenses, as well as people with chronic illnesses and women who had recently given birth.

Additionally, We Care, We Share gave soymilk drink packs and purified drinking water packs as dietary offerings to other patients receiving treatment at the hospital during the hot season.

May pains and sufferings be released as a result of this goodness.

Summer is the season when the UV index reaches its highest, and our team “We Care, We Share” has worked hard to support the boatmen who are driving passengers back and forth from Dala to Yangon under the scorching sun.

During this period, our team members provided assistance to over 130 boatmen at the Nanthida Jetty, including 20 trishaw men. We distributed hats and cotton shirts to protect them from the heat, as well as rice, peanut oil, and a carton of egg each for sustenance. This is all done with love and devotion.

Although the burning heat and hunger may disappear for a while, we hope that every time they think about this gesture, it will fill them with happiness.