SMK Jinjang is proud to be the recipient of 35 remanufactured computers recently setup as part of a joint CSR donation exercise by Rentwise Malaysia and the Sunway Educational Group. These 35 units of remanufactured desktops have been deployed to equip the school’s computer lab and is seen as a huge step forward toward enhancing…
As part of our community work, we run a CSR programme where semi-government aided schools or NGOs can speak to us about their IT infrastructure requirements. Over the years, we have helped created or refreshed the ICT facilities of a number of schools and NGOs. We are always on the lookout to collaborate with organisations interested to allocate a portion of retired equipment to be donated to schools.
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Rentwise’s CSR Program helps schools in Kota Bharu
As part of our community development, Rentwise initiates and runs CSR programmes. Semi-government aided schools or NGOs are invited to speak to us about their IT infrastructure requirements. Over the years, we have helped create or upgrade the existing ICT facilities of a number of needy schools and NGOs. Many of these programmes are run…
Rentwise Equips NASOM Centres with Remanufactured Computers
In staying true to its vision of providing access to information technology learning for underprivileged communities, Rentwise Malaysia has once again demonstrated that a committed CSR program can be both “green” and meaningful to society. Working with Macquarie Malaysia, 20 remanufactured computers were given a new lease of life and deployed over 7 centres of…
Rentwise CSR: Enhancing the learning capabilities of SK St. Mary
SK St. Mary School received 30 remanufactured desktop computers in early 2017 as part of Rentwise Malaysia’s joint CSR program with the Sunway Education group. This momentous occasion was celebrated with an opening ceremony of the school’s computer lab. The setting up of this computer lab was also made possible by donated computers from other…
Orchestra of the Filipino Youth Receives Donated Laptops from Rentwise
In a rather unexpected twist of events, the news of Ang Misyon present in Malaysia for an orchestra performance at KLPAC reached us at Rentwise Malaysia. We have decided to donate 4 remanufactured branded laptops to the Orchestra of the Filipino Youth (OFY) represented by Ang Misyon in July 2016, thus making Ang Misyon the…
Rentwise Upgrades SMK Convent Pulau Tikus’ Computer Lab
SMK Convent Pulau Tikus in Penang has been the latest recipient of refurbished computers from Rentwise as part of its ongoing CSR program dedicated to helping schools in need of upgraded computer facilities. The computer lab in SMK Convent Pulau Tikus was set up in 2001 with 30 units of desktop computers, of which only…
Christmas & New Year Celebration with Myanmar Refugee Children
It’s that time of the year again when new resolutions are made as the festive mood sets in. The Myanmar refugee children from the Selayang Pasar Borong Community Centre (PBCC) got themselves a big treat to a fun-filled party in celebration of Christmas and New Year at Rentwise’s headquarters at Shah Alam. More than 30 Myanmar…
Methodist Girls’ School, Klang Gets A New Breath Of Life For Its Computer Lab
Students of Sekolah Kebangsaan (P) Methodist Klang, or fondly known as Methodist Girls School (MGS) have something to look forward to in 2014. The school is now equipped with a fully functioning computer lab, thanks to the kind donation of refurbished desktop computers by Rentwise Malaysia. On 3 December 2013, a team of 5 Rentwise engineers…
Children’s Day With Myanmar Refugee Kids
Rentwisers recently returned to the Pasar Borong Community Centre (PBCC) at Selayang, Malaysia, to host a Children’s Day celebration with the Myanmar refugee kids after the last visit back in May 2013. Children as young as 2, right up to their teens participated. We took this opportunity to get to know these amazing children better. The…
Help Myanmar Refugees Children At PBCC Learning Centre, Selayang
Today there are more than 100,000 Myanmar refugees in Malaysia. 15,000 of them are children of school-going age. According to a UNHCR estimate, only 6,000 of these children attend schools which are set up by various Myanmar community-based groups. These schools are normally referred to as “Learning Centres” and are funded by NGOs or voluntary…