SCIB had jointly organized the Blood Donation Drive Program with the Sarawak General Hospital Blood Bank (“SGH Blood Bank”). The event was successfully held on 16 September 2021 in conjunction with Malaysia Day to create public awareness about blood donation and address the blood shortage at the Sarawak General Hospital, setting the standards of SCIB’s culture to give back to the community.

The Blood Donation Drive Program was held at the Department of Transfusion Service and Blood Bank of Sarawak General Hospital, where the first 100 successful donors were given free goodies bags sponsored by SCIB.

Total registered donors: 125 and total successful donors: 115

SCIB subsidiary, SCIB Industrialised Building System Sdn Bhd (SIBS), and its joint-venture partner Sasoakai Resources Sdn Bhd (SRSB), collectively referred to as SSJV, had hold the first CSR event with the Terengganu Islamic Religious and Malay Customs Council (MAIDAM) to support Pulau Redang communities who are severely affected by COVID-19.

The event was held successfully on 2 September 2021, attended by 100 asnaf families who also received donations totaling RM10,000, presented by SCIB Group Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer Rosland Othman and Chief Executive Officer SRSB Syed Ahmad Anas. The SSJV CSR team also visited the homes of the asnaf families who are unable to attend the event to distribute the donations directly and acknowledging their other needs, namely school materials, food supplies, and medications.

We are confident that this first CSR event will be the stepping stone for future SSJV CSR team’s initiatives in distributing donations to the needy and charity event

In ramping up our momentum in aiding those in need, SCIB CSR group is driven under the demonstration of sharing love and "sadaqah jariyah" to 51 underprivileged anak-anak asnaf from the Pertubuhan Kebajikan Dan Pendidikan Nur Murni in the holy month of Ramadan.

The delivered items include the “Takeaway Sungkey Juadah”, childrens’ towel, grown-up and children’s veils, sanitizers, and some duit Raya, to lighten their burden amid the COVID'19 pandemic during the Raya festive celebration.

We practice strict SOP throughout the entire event to ensure the safety of participants is adequately guarded.