SHS Knights raise RM88,000 in four days to help underprivileged students

KNIGHTS TO THE FORE…Knights from SHS Class of ’93 – Anthony Chan (right) & Lau Tiew Kiong took the challenge and stepped forward to lead in the “White Knights Quest”

ONE FOR ALL AND ALL FOR ONE…(from right) Anthony Chan (陳善傑), President Yong King Sund (楊庆順), Past President YB Senator Robert Lau, school principal David Teo (張羽) and Lau Tiew Kiong (刘朝强) holding up the mock cheque for RM88,000 from the Knights of Sacred Heart School to help fight poverty amongst the underprivileged students.

PRESIDENTIAL DISCUSSION… SHOSA President Yong King Sung (right) in deep discussion with past president YB Senator Robert Lau. The latter remains a vital part of SHOSA as he continues to contribute significantly to both the association and the School.

FORWARD WITH COURAGE, YOUNG KNIGHT…Anthony Chan hopes the contributions by former students of Sacred Heart would be of at least, offer some reprieve for those under tremendous pressure exerted by the Covid 19 pandemic.

DUE DILIGENCE…Every single recipient or representative who showed up to collect the funding had to present the identification card of the intended recipient before the fund can be released to them. In the background (from left) past and present presidents of SHOSA Senator Robert Lau and Yong King Sung keeping a keen eye on the process.

DUE DILIGENCE…Every single recipient or representative who showed up to collect the funding had to present the identification card of the intended recipient before the fund can be released to them. In the background (from left) past and present presidents of SHOSA Senator Robert Lau and Yong King Sung keeping a keen eye on the process.

DUE DILIGENCE…Every single recipient or representative who showed up to collect the funding had to present the identification card of the intended recipient before the fund can be released to them. In the background (from left) past and present presidents of SHOSA Senator Robert Lau and Yong King Sung keeping a keen eye on the process.

TEAM WORK…Both Anthony and Tiew Kiong were hands on and highly committed to the task. With the support of other office bearers from SHOSA and the tremendous contributions from the Knights of Sacred Heart School, both of them felt a deep sense of satisfaction in doing something so meaningful for the School, in conjunction with its 120th anniversary celebrations.

TEAM WORK…Both Anthony and Tiew Kiong were hands on and highly committed to the task. With the support of other office bearers from SHOSA and the tremendous contributions from the Knights of Sacred Heart School, both of them felt a deep sense of satisfaction in doing something so meaningful for the School, in conjunction with its 120th anniversary celebrations.

LEADING THE WAY…Cohorts from the Class of 1993, Anthony Chan (right) and Lau Tiew Kiong, though apprehensive at first, were given a push in the right direction by SHOSA Knights who emboldened them to step forward courageously in raising funds for underprivileged students in the fight against poverty

LEADING THE WAY…Cohorts from the Class of 1993, Anthony Chan (right) and Lau Tiew Kiong, though apprehensive at first, were given a push in the right direction by SHOSA Knights who emboldened them to step forward courageously in raising funds for underprivileged students in the fight against poverty