Wilhelm is doing his part to raise funds for Malaysia's first children's hospice. Photos: Ashley Pang
Down Syndrome student Alexander Wilhelm, 12, has a busy weekend ahead, as he will be spending many hours baking goodies for a good cause.
The Kuala Lumpur-based boy has received orders for his “gratitude pack”, comprising six florentine cookies, a loaf of bread and two muffins. It costs RM50, and 100% of the funds collected will be channelled to the Malaysian Association of Paediatric Palliative Care's (MAPPAC) fund to build the country's first children's hospice.
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A special baker
Wilhelm is doing his part to raise funds for Malaysia's first children's hospice. Photos: Ashley Pang
Pang is proud of Wilhelm's achievements.
This weekend, Wilhelm will spend many hours baking goodies for a good cause.
MAPPAC needs about RM10mil to realise its vision of setting up a children’s hospice. Photo: Dr Ng Su Fang
MAPPAC is a non-profit organisation that aims to increase public awareness of the importance of palliative care for children, says Dr Ng. Photo: Dr Ng Su Fang
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