Guardian Pays Tribute To Senior Citizens

Charity starts@begins at home. And this is what Guardian has done at its Wellness For All campaign in paying a meaningful tribute to senior citizens of Malaysia.

Held at Giant Hypermarket Bukit Tinggi, in line with the International Senior Citizens Day celebrated in the month of October, this annual event is aimed to create greater awareness on how senior citizens can pursue an active and fun-filled life even during their golden years.

Officiating the launch ceremony was, Miss Loi Liang Tok, Guardian’s Chief Operating Officer, who was at hand presenting a RM8000 mock  cheque to Mr. Roy Tan, Vice Chairman of Persatuan Kebajikan Rumah Grace Klang, a home for homeless & destitute women. Continuing this worthy cause over the years, Guardian, a strong advocates in giving back to the community and dedicated to care for the less fortunate and elderly, has made much of its contribution through Alzheimer’s Disease Foundation of Malaysia Guardian and the Malaysian Parkinson’s Disease Association.

In helping senior citizens to enjoy a better discount rate and promoting a healthy lifestyle among senior citizens, over the years, Guardian with its introduced Golden Privelege Card (since in 1989), todate, which has a total of 50,000 senior citizens memberships, have been enjoying these much needed privileges.