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Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) Report
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Table of Contents
Acknowledgement......................................................41. Company Background................................................5Objective...........................................................6Vision & Mission....................................................6
Organization Chart...................................................72. Introduction to the Program.......................................8Objective of the Program............................................9Tentative Program...................................................9
Program’s Advertisements............................................13i. Brochure.......................................................13ii. Poster.........................................................15
Donation Drive (1 sign for 1 support)...............................16Zoo Visit...........................................................17House Decorating....................................................17Financial...........................................................18FIRST BUSINESS: Sweets & Biscuit Chocolate Roll....................18Production Rate..................................................19Income Statement.................................................21
Statistic Based On Donation Collection among Public................22Product.............................................................23Flash card – TEBAKATA..............................................23
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List of Figures
Figure 1 Organization Chart of SG14............................8
Figure 2 Autism kids took their break after walking and sight-
seeing at Zoo Negara..........................................11
Figure 3 SG14 members with Autism kids........................11
Figure 4 Kids and SG14 watching animal at its cage............12
Figure 5 Group picture in front of the main entrance of Zoo
Negara........................................................12
Figure 6 Play time session with legos.........................13
Figure 7 Having lunch at NASOM OUG Petaling Jaya..............13
Figure 8 Brochure of invitation card..........................14
Figure 9 Poster of “A Day with Autism”........................15
Figure 10: The statistic of autism awareness between Malaysian
and foreigners................................................17
Figure 11: Statistic on donation collection among public......22
Figure 12 Example of TEBAKATA level 1.........................23
Figure 13 Example of TEBAKATA Level 2 and 3...................24
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List of Tables
Table 1 Tentative Programme...................................11
Table 2 Sweets and London Chocolate Roll's production rate. . . .20
Table 3 Kek Batik's production rate...........................20
Table 4 Expenditure of 1st wave and 2nd wave of event.........21
Table 5 Income Statement......................................22
Chapter 1
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Acknowledgement
In performing our assignment, we had to take the help and
guideline of some respected persons, who deserve our greatest
gratitude. The completion of this assignment gives us much
pleasure. We would like to show our gratitude Mr. Aidi R.Amin,
CSR Advisor of SKALI Community Engagement for giving us a good
guideline for CSR Project throughout numerous consultations. We
would also like to expand our deepest gratitude to all those who
have directly and indirectly guided us in writing this
assignment. In addition, a thank you to Mrs.Ambiga, who
introduced us to the Autism’s kids, and giving us experience in
handling the Autism kids.
Many people, especially our office mates and team members
itself, have made valuable comment suggestions on this proposal
which gave us an inspiration to improve our assignment. We thank
all the people for their help directly and indirectly to complete
our assignment.
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1. Company Background
Our team was form into 10 members from several of
university. After seat together in the meeting, we decided
to choose one name for our group. So, SG14 was chosen by
majority for our group name. The signature of our team such
a state below:
“S”: meaning of “SKALI” or together
“G”: meaning for in Group
The combination represents whatever we do, and we go, we
must into a group. So, it shows our bonding like a family in
a group.
Color purple: associated with royalty, nobility,
luxury, power, and ambition. 5
Figure 1.1: SG-14 Logo
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Purple: represents of wealth, extravagance, creativity,
wisdom, dignity, grandeur, devotion, peace, pride,
mystery, independence, and magic.
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Objective
To remaining a company trusted by society, by
continually meeting demands and expectations.
Vision & Mission
We are only doing our job properly when we create an
experience for which the customer returns to do
business with us again.
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Organization Chart
Figure 1.3: SG-14 organization chart
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Siti Sarah Adira Bt Abdul Muhaimi
(CEO)
Julaiha Bt Mohamad Rashid
(Secretary)
Fairuz Nadhirah Bt Ahmad Zaidi(Marketing Manager)
Mohamad Yusman Bin
Saidin(Sales Manager
I)
Muhammad Hidayat Bin Mohd Yusof(Sales Manager
II)
Ili Fahmeeda
Bt Ismail
(Financial
Manager I)
Mohamad Amrin
Bin Ali Akbar
(Financial)
Muhammad Khairul
Afiezan Bin Ismail(IT
Manager)
Noor Azhar Bin Amran
(IT Manager I)
Muhammad Farid Bin Mohammad Fauzi
(Designer)
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2. Introduction to the Program
A Day with Autism is a programme that has been organized
by SG14 Sdn. Bhd. from SKALI Employability Enhancement
Programme (SEEP) under the supervision of Mr. Aidi Bin R.Amin.
This programme is a project of the subject Corporate Social
Responsibility (CSR). We are required to plan and conduct one
CSR project along with our social business project.
This is a charity project as part of our Corporate Social
Services (CSR) held to fulfill the requirement our internship
in SKALI Employability Enhancement Programme (SEEP). The
purpose of the project is to gain experience on how to live as
autistic children neither being the autistic nor the teacher
themselves. The main target for the project are the autistic
children, their teachers and SEEP interns by exposing them of
what are facing for the CSR in the future.
The aim of this project is for us to apply what has been
learned through exercises and trainings that have been
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conducted. In addition to increase our knowledge and hands-on
experience, we are also trained to develop our soft skills and
serve the community through this project as part of our
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) and Entrepreneurship
Development Programme (EDP) training.
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Objective of the Program
The objectives of this event are:
o To promote the awareness among the community about the
autism.
o To expose and give chance to the community to know more
about the autism.
o To help the needed of the Autism’s House.
o To provide assistance towards autistic children with
funds raised by the SG14.
Tentative Program
Event : A Day with Autism
Venue : Zoo Negara
Date : 15th April 2015
Day : Wednesday
Time : 8.00 a.m – 3.00 p.m
Table 1: Tentative program
8.00 a.m –
8.30 a.m
Arrival at NASOM’s OUG, Petaling
Jaya.
9.00 a.m – Departs from NASOM to Zoo Negara.
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10.15 a.m10.30 a.m –
12.00 p.m
Arrival at Zoo Negara.
12.00 p.m –
1.00 p.m
Heading back to NASOM s OUG, Petaling’Jaya.
1.00 p.m –
1.45 p.m
Break
Lunch.
Zohor Prayer for Muslim.
2.00 p.m –
3.00 p.m
Closing ceremony.
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Figure 2.2: SG-14 members with Autism kids
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Figure 2.4: Kids and SG14 watching animal at its cage
Figure 2.5: Group picture in front of the main entrance ofZoo Negara
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Figure 2.6: Having lunch at NASOM OUG Petaling Jaya
Figure 2.7: Play time session with legos
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Program’s Advertisements
i. Brochure
This brochure was designed by our project manager,
Siti Sarah Adira Bt Abdul Muhaimi and this brochure was
distributed to the staff in SKALI Community for inviting
them to join our program. Our program which “A Day with
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Figure 2.3.8 Brochure of invitation card
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Autism” is was done at Zoo Negara on 15th April 2015 at
8.00 a.m. our program was joined by 22 autism kids from
NASOM Petaling Jaya and 18 as guidance which is teacher
from NASOM and the rest are among our team members. We
assemble at NASOM first for waiting bus before go to the
Zoo Negara. Lastly, we end the program by lunch KFC
together at NASOM on 1.00p.m.
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ii. Poster
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Figure 2.3.9 Poster of “A Day with Autism”
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Our poster has been created by the SG14 designer, Mr.
Farid. Before he started to design the poster, we held
meetings to urge a brainstorming session among group members
in order to get the ideas about the poster that will be
create by Mr. Farid. We need a poster that perfectly fits
the definition of all the activities that will we
participate and also activities that we have with the autism
kids.
Each activities that been partake by our group members
(The SG14), has been included in the poster itself. Those
activities are:
Donation Drive (1 sign for 1 support)
Donation Drive also known as “1 sign for 1
support” is an activity that we do in order to raise
awareness to public regarding the autism. We have
chosen KL Sentral and Pasar Seni in order to spread the
awareness about the autism, and we make it on 13th
April 2015, which is Monday. Our target audiences are
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public and most of them are Malaysian. However, there
several of our targets are foreigners. Based on our
studies, it were be concluded that majority of
Malaysian is lack of awareness about this disability
compared with foreigners. From this, we can summarize
that, autism among Malaysian still low especially on
its symptoms and the prevention of it compared to
foreigner. Here we show the statistic based on our
study:
NO YES0
20
40
60
80
100
120
MalaysianForeigners
Q: Do you know what is Autism?
Cand
idates
Figure 2.4.10: The statistic of autism awarenessbetween Malaysian and foreigners.
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Zoo Visit
“Zoo Visit” also known as “A Day with Autism” is
the main event in our calendar of activities, on
Wednesday, 15th April 2015, we along with the autism
kids has visit Zoo Negara in Kuala Lumpur. Plenty
activities has been done there, those activities are
animals viewing, animal show and also a picnic. The
kids seem to have so much fun since there are lots of
activities been done. The most anticipated activity by
the kids is the animals show where they can see trained
animals showing their amazing skills such as juggling
the ball by the sea lion.
House Decorating
The event of “House Decorating” has been done on
Tuesday, 19th May 2015. The event itself been done at
NASOM PUG, Petaling Jaya.
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Financial
Once we have been assigned the task to handle for
Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) project, each of the
group was given RM500.00 as first starter to gain our own
capital. The beginning of our event, our group SG14 sat in
one table for brainstorming session regarding on how we are
going to raise the origin capital.
From the discussion, we managed to come out the idea to
start our small business by selling sweets and biscuit
chocolate roll. We have been identified where to buy those
tidbits, the amount for each tidbits need to be packet and
who is the potential customers which going to buy it.
FIRST BUSINESS: Sweets & Biscuit Chocolate Roll
We sold these tidbits only for a month and a half since
the profit from this sell was not enough to raise the fund.
So, our group came out with another idea by selling Kek
Batik. As usual, we held a meeting to discuss on this
matter regarding on the starting capital for this new
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business. Two of SG14’s members willing to make the Kek
Batik meanwhile the rest will help on selling it.
Basically, the ingredients we only bought from the nearest
supermarket which can save us for transportation cost.
Besides that, for the team marketing, suggested that we sell
three slices of Kek Batik for RM2.00. Each production of
Kek Batik per day was one container which can produce 10
packets.
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Production Ratei) Sweets And London Chocolate Roll
Table 2 Sweets and London Chocolate Roll's production rate
FEBUARY
WEEK QUANTITY TOTAL (RM)
2 60 RM60.003 75 RM75.004 20 RM20.00
TOTAL RM155.00
ii) Kek Batik
Table 3 Kek Batik's production rate
MARCH
WEEK QUANTITY TOTAL (RM)
5 RM126.006 RM126.007 RM126.008 RM126.009 RM178.00
TOTAL RM178.00
APRIL
WEEK QUANTITY TOTAL (RM)
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10 RM184.0011 - -12 - -13 - -14 - RM126.0015 - RM152.00
TOTAL RM462.00
PROFIT FROM KEK BATIK = RM178.00+RM462.00
= RM640.00
RAISE FROM PUBLIC = RM150.00
FAMILY = RM400.00
TOTAL =
RM150.00+RM400.00
= RM550.00
GRAND TOTAL OF CAPITAL = RM155.00+RM640.00+RM550
=
RM1345.00
Table 4 Expenditure of 1st wave and 2nd wave of event
EXPENDITURE FOR “A DAY WITH AUTISM EVENT” 1st Wave
15th APRIL 2015 (TUESDAY)
1) FOOD RM300.002) ENTRANCE ZOO FEES RM570.00 (18 pax)
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3) BUS RM300.00
TOTAL RM1170.00
EXPENDITURE FOR “A DAY WITH AUTISM EVENT” 2nd Wave
19th MAY 2015 (TUESDAY)
1) WHITEBOARD RM70.002) HAMPER RM100.00
TOTAL RM170.00
BALANCED AFTER THE EVENT = RM1345.00-RM1170.00-RM170
= RM5.00
Income Statement
Table 5 Income Statement
Unit RM
REVENUE
SKALI given
Profit of Goods Sold
& Donation
RM500.00
RM1345.00
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EXPENSES
Sweets
Biscuit chocolate
roll
Food
Entrance Zoo Fees
Bus
Whiteboard
Hamper
KeK Batik’s
production
50 pieces x 3 packets x
RM34.50
1 tin x RM48.00
30 x RM100.00
18 pax x RM32.16
1 x RM300.00
1 x RM70.00
1 x RM100.00
RM350.00 for 8 weeks
RM82.50
RM48.00
RM300.00
RM579.00
RM300.00
RM70.00
RM100.00
RM350.00
TEBAKATA BOOK RM400.00 RM400.00GROSS PROFIT RM45.00
Statistic Based On Donation Collection among Public
On 13th April 2015, SG14 set foot to raise funds from
the public. We picked KL Sentral and Central Market to
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spread the awareness on our purpose of this event, “A Day
with Autism”. A part from we got donation from the public,
we also made a quick interview with the crowd regarding on
their understanding of autism. There are two targets we
pointed which are among Malaysian and foreigner. Mostly,
foreigner understands well better compared to Malaysian
itself.
Apart from the collection of the donation, we managed
to rise around RM150.00 for both places we visited.
Malaysian as we can see, once we approached them to explain
our purpose they kindly to donate their money but in
certain point to foreigners really open minded with this
event. Conclusion from this programme, we learnt a lot to
determine the humanity even though we came from different
races and nation.
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35%
65%
STATISTIC ON DONATION COLLECTION AMONG PUBLIC
MalaysianForeigners
Figure 3.11: Statistic on donation collection among public
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Product
Flash card – TEBAKATA
Tebakata is our product that generally aims for
children ranging from 4-7 years old. Tebakata for those who
doesn’t know anything about it, Tebakata is a game that
enables the children having a good learning environment
with their friends. By using Tebakata, children will know
on how to read words and also on how to spell the words
correctly.
Tebakata can be described as a flashcard which is
intended to enhance the reading experience for the kids,
some of kids might have a trouble in reading and spelling,
thus, by using Tebakata method, they can improve themselves
in those particular
areas, such as reading and
spelling. Tebakata also
surely will increase their
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interest in developing their reading habits since it is
wonderful and colorful flash cards that can be played with
their friends.
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Figure 4.12 Example of TEBAKATAlevel 1