More than RM370,000 was contributed to YWCA’s Vocational Training Opportunity Centre to enhance skillsets amongst young girls and women who will lend their hand in sewing the Starbucks Upcycled Flavorlock™ Pouch. Starbucks Malaysia partners posing together with YWCA members Starbucks Malaysia announced today a contribution of RM374,400 (around US$90,000) to the Vocational Training Opportunity Centre (VTOC) transformational project, which is a community-led initiative by YWCA Kuala Lumpur and its partners. The grant, with support from The Starbucks Foundation, will be utilized over three-years to enhance the VTOC courses, as well as equip the students with the knowledge and abilities required to thrive in an ever-changing, dynamic and uncertain environment in the aftermath of COVID-19. Dato Sydney Quays, handing over a mock check to Joanne Yeoh, President of YWCA Malaysia Starbucks Malaysia has also launched its Starbucks Upcycled Flavorlock™ Pouches in March, which are made from th...
