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McDonald's Community Month initiative and RMHC throw birthday parties for 12,000 orphans at 400 welfare homes nationwide Rahoma Darul Fakir's children during the cake-cutting ceremony, celebrating their birthday together (centre from left) Dato' Faridah Hj. Omar Shah, President, Pertubuhan Rahoma Darul Fakir Malaysia and Shamsidar Yahya, Director of Corporate Communications, McDonald's McDonald's Malaysia and the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) Malaysia have collaborated to strengthen their commitment in creating a positive impact among the community through its McDonald’s Community Month programme which focuses on the welfare and well-being of children. Held during the entire month of October, McDonald’s Community Month is part of the ongoing Community McD & RMHC program, which is the main initiative for all community efforts undertaken by McDonald's Malaysia and RMHC Malaysia annually. Children at Rahoma Darul Fakir are having fun with a game

The annual golf championship this year also saw RMHC Malaysia presenting medical grants to four welfare funds in selected hospitals The Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC Malaysia) Charity Golf Championship 2022 successfully raised RM500,000 for the Back-to-School programme, which is the highest amount ever raised since the inception of the golf championship. The Ronald McDonald House Charities (RMHC) Malaysia hosted its Charity Golf Championship 2022 at Tropicana Golf and Country Resort to raise funds for the ‘Back-to-School' programme. The event has successfully raised close to RM500,000 for the programme, which is the highest amount ever raised since the inception of the golf championship. The funds raised will be part of the RM1.5 million worth of school essentials to be distributed to primary school children from B40 families and underprivileged children across Malaysia. The annual golf championship, which is now in its 29th edition, focuses on raising funds to assist