A Helping Hand
Registered in March 22nd 2021 in response to the hunger crisis caused by the Covid 19 pandemic, Free Food Society (FFS) started giving food aid to communities in need, irrespective of race, creed and religion. The Society was established by a group of individuals who came together out of concern for the increasing number of people who lost their livelihoods following the pandemic.
Post-pandemic, when economic sectors reopened and people found jobs, appeals for food aid reduced, but there will always be pockets of people still in need and FFS continues to help. Although people started getting jobs, there is an urgent need to help communities out of poverty in a more sustainable manner. Recognising this, FFS selected one B40 community to work with in PPR Desa Rejang, Setapak, Kuala Lumpur. The community was selected based on its multiracial composition, its very low income and the large number of school-going children within it. A strategy was developed to help this community with food aid and a tuition program for their children. Since its implementation in mid-2023, this strategy has shown impressive results.
In January 2026, FFS received its tax-exempt status under Subsection 44(6) of the Income Tax Act 1967 and henceforth, monetary donations to FFS qualify for Tax Exemption Receipts.
A Helping Hand
Registered in March 22nd 2021 in response to the hunger crisis caused by the Covid 19 pandemic, Free Food Society (FFS) started giving food aid to communities in need, irrespective of race, creed and religion. The Society was established by a group of individuals who came together out of concern for the increasing number of people who lost their livelihoods following the pandemic.
Post-pandemic, when economic sectors reopened and people found jobs, appeals for food aid reduced, but there will always be pockets of people still in need and FFS continues to help. Although people started getting jobs, there is an urgent need to help communities out of poverty in a more sustainable manner. Recognising this, FFS selected one B40 community to work with in PPR Desa Rejang, Setapak, Kuala Lumpur. The community was selected based on its multiracial composition, its very low income and the large number of school-going children within it. A strategy was developed to help this community with food aid and a tuition program for their children. Since its implementation in mid-2023, this strategy has shown impressive results.
In January 2026, FFS received its tax-exempt status under Subsection 44(6) of the Income Tax Act 1967 and henceforth, monetary donations to FFS qualify for Tax Exemption Receipts.
FFS 2025 activities
Our Projects
13 April 2026
FFS tuition program at PPR Desa Rejang teaches English among other subjects like maths, science and sejarah. These two girls could hardly speak English before they started our tuition program and now they are quite confident in conversing with English….
12 April 2026
12 April – Free Food Society (FFS) held a Raya Open House for the B40 students under our tuition program at PPR Desa Rejang. We are so proud of our secondary students who achieved many A’s for their recent SPM….
19 March 2026
19 Mac – last Iftar sponsored by FFS to Little Anna Kitchen who cooks for orphans and refugees. This Iftar was for refugees in Puchong. 100 pax of soup tulang and sambal telur.
18 March 2026
18 Mac – FFS distributed food aid to 20 Rohingya single mothers and ‘women at risk’ living in Klang (kawasan 18) and 25 Rohingya single mothers living in Meru Klang. Items distributed included Rice Eggs Oil Potatoes Onions Sardine Date
17 March 2026
17 Mac – FFS distributed food packs and cooked food to victims of the previous victims of the tsunami in North Acheh. This project was organised by Ustaz Zamani.
In the News
Videos
Secondary students under FFS Tuition program scored A’s for subjects they otherwise struggled with. Top student scored 8A’s
(April 2026)
FFS Tuition program teaches English to students who otherwise could not speak English
(April 2026)
Iftar for 100pax to the underprivileged at Kuaters Institusi Pendidikan, Kampung Jawa, Klang
(March 2026)
Lets stop hunger together one step at a time
Lets stop hunger together one step at a time
Who We Are
Committee Members
Chee Yew Guan
Raja Singham
Magdalene Han
Datin Sharipah Radziah
Clare Vaniasingam
Committee Members
Chee Yew Guan
Raja Singham
Magdalene Han
Datin Sharipah Radziah
Clare Vaniasingam
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Be a Food Hero and Donate!
Across the Klang Valley, there are people struggling to put food on the table. With your generous donation, you can ensure that families, single mothers, orphans, sheltered seniors and refugees in need will have access to food!
Donations to FFS are tax deductible.
Should you require a tax exempt receipt, please provide your name, Identity Card No and address to the telephone number listed under our contact.
Be a Food Hero and Donate!
Across the Klang Valley, there are people struggling to put food on the table. With your generous donation, you can ensure that families, single mothers, orphans, sheltered seniors and refugees in need will have access to food!
Donations to FFS are tax deductible.
Should you require a tax exempt receipt, please provide your name, Identity Card No and address to the telephone number listed under our contact.
