Adrian Edy Siaw Chee Hua

Edy

SPM Sekolah SMK Majakir Sabah

Family business di Papar, Sabah. Family business till now and also doing activist program

Local Newspaper, TV Station and Social Media Platform

Donations to those who in needs

Not just demanding mental endurance even physical; Doing community activities in Sabah is not as easy as it seems. The geography and infrastructure in Sabah are quite different from other states. Apart from the time constraints, sometimes I have to go into the interior which takes a long time and I have to take a boat to get to the destination. That's not to mention the poor road condition because the route to get to the interior is winding. Sometimes the house is not far away but the condition of the road makes the journey time long. Still fresh in the memory, during the mission to send mobile phones to two brothers in Beaufort who were flood victims, they had to study on a canoe to get internet access. To get to their house, I have to get on a boat and go through a muddy road up to calf level. That's one of the missions that I can't forget and even now I'm still in touch with them

Malay, English

Football; Video Editing

Things that happened in my life

Enjoy helping people in need; Feel the true meaning of life. To be honest, I don't come from a difficult family. It can be said that since I was a child I was used to getting what I wanted. When carrying out this aid mission, I realized that all this time I have been living comfortably, thus making me more grateful and appreciative of life, It is natural to be human, to do evil is despised, to do good is also looked upon with cynicism. My journey as a social activist was not as easy as expected. There are still challenges that occasionally almost bring down the fortress of my spirit. At the beginning of my involvement as an activist, not many people knew me yet. I thought about how I wanted to help people when there were not many funds at that time. Donations received at that time were small. In fact, I have been scolded and criticized for allegedly trying to be nice. There are also those who say that I try to shame people by displaying their hardships on social media. I don't care about all that and continue to upload aid missions on social media because that is one way to prove that all donations and aid have reached the recipient's hands. What can be said, 95 percent of the aid given is the result of the public's contribution entrusted to me

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