Since our establishment in 1999, the road to success hasn't been an easy one. With difficult challenges and setbacks looming around us on this journey. With the cordial help and continuous support from our community and stakeholders, we are able to reach where we are today. We understand how important and necessary it is to give back to the community who have helped us in many ways, and we want to give back the support we were given.

We believe helping the younger generations is indispensable as they should be entitled to the best education to be inculcated with copious amounts of knowledge, skills and techniques before they step out into the society.

Besides that, a holistic education is vital. Younger generations should play and have fun. As such, with our benevolent efforts, we donated a significant sum to multiple schools in Malaysia to organise many different events such as Sports Day and Ping Pong Competition, to bring opportunities to less-funded schools and fun to the children.

Benithem Director, Mr Teo, is giving closing speech on SJK(C) Yu Ming Sports Day.

Presenting trophy to the winner team.

Mr Teo & Ms Goh donating cheque to Stitching Raise to help African children.

Mr Teo donating cheque to multiple charitable organisation on the annual dinner stage.

Certificates gift from schools & charitable organisation.

We have also donated and volunteered at multiple orphanages, old folks homes and charitable organisations to help with people who are in need and less fortunate. We believe with one random act of kindness such as volunteering can bring a smile to their faces. Time is valuable, and giving it to people who need it can change and impact their lives positively and tremendously.

Preparing food and goods for the old folks' home.

Visit Handicapped & Mentally Disabled Children Association in Johor Bahru.

Donating our chairs to orphanage social workers.

During the COVID-19 outbreak, the world is facing an unprecedented pandemic, many people are getting sick and losing lives. Our front-liners have been risking their lives in the situation of masks shortage to help patients recover. We donated 10,000 pieces of masks to our service centre and especially, to help our medical staff during the lockdown in Malaysia. As the community faces danger, we believe everyone has a part to play.

Donation to a family whose daughter's life in danger in need of emergency medical treatment in Singapore during the MCO lock down.