Corporate Partnerships

In response to the March 2025 earthquake in Myanmar, Crocodile Foundation partnered with World Vision to support our emergency response for life-saving aid and recovery activities to reach 512,945 people including 163,201 impacted by the disaster. This life-saving aid included the provision of food, shelter, essential non-food items, clean water as well as recovery loans to enable families to rebuild their homes and livelihoods. Crocodile Foundation believes that timely action and collective partnership are essential in times of crisis to uplift the most vulnerable. Partnering with World Vision that has a long-standing and extensive humanitarian presence in Myanmar enabled the delivery of hope, protection, and practical support to families and children who need it most.

With like-minded values and vision to impact communities, I Quadrant partnered World Vision to support vulnerable children and families in Muong Cha in Vietnam, one of the country's poorest districts. Together with the members of the I Quadrant community, they sponsored 83 children in Muong Cha Area Development Programme to support the transformational development initiatives that provide access to education, clean water, nutrition, child protection and livelihood to the children they sponsor as well as the
families and children in the community. I Quadrant believes in the importance of intentional investments that uplift communities and spark positive change that extends far beyond personal gain.

“Every step we take together has the potential to light the way for
children and families in need, creating pathways to brighter futures.ˮ

— Germaine Chow, Founder & CEO of I Quadrant

Jebsen & Jessen partnered with World Vision for their Meet a Need programme in 2025 to support impoverished families in Vietnam with access to clean water, sanitation, and hygiene. 20 dedicated volunteers came alongside the community in May to build latrines, install clean water pipes, and support village livelihood and cultural activities, sharing in the life of the local community. A total of 100 families now have safe latrines at home, and 1,409 people now have access to clean water through 2 community water collection points. Seeing their employees work hand in hand with the community in Vietnam has been deeply meaningful. This is the 20th year of Jebsen & Jessenʼs partnership with World Vision in supporting vulnerable children and families, enabling them to have sustainable livelihoods, healthier homes, and brighter futures.

Since 2023, Marshall Cavendish Education (MCE) has been supporting underserved children in Cebu, Philippines by donating more than 20,000 books to communities in need. In April 2025, MCE launched its CSR campaign, Turning the Page, a movement that aims to build a nation of learners by fostering literacy through shared learning and sustainable access to quality reading materials. Through this initiative, MCE donated over 13,000 books to communities across Cebu providing additional learning resources, for the creation of inclusive spaces where books can be read, shared, and passed on. By encouraging schools, communities, and homes to circulate learning materials, Turning the Page aims to build a continuous cycle of readers and ensure that knowledge reaches those who need it most.

In response to the urgent nutrition crisis in Kuleaen—one of Cambodiaʼs poorest districts, where rates of stunting, wasting, and underweight among children under five remain alarmingly high—Nefful International funded a vital food security initiative to support the community. Through this programme, 85 vulnerable families (comprising 350 people including 170 children) received immediate food assistance, along with training on climate-smart farming and resources to establish their own home gardens, ensuring a sustainable source of nutrition and income for the long term. The initiative continues to make a lasting impact, benefitting the broader Kuleaen community of over 20,000 people through shared knowledge and collective learning.

“Through our strategic collaboration with World Vision, Nefful International remains committed to driving long-term, sustainable impact in the communities we serve. By making a difference, we strengthen resilience, restore dignity, and support communities in building a brighter and more sustainable future for generations to come, uniting people around the world to create meaningful and lasting change.ˮ

— Shirly Ng, Managing Director of Nefful International

In celebration of their 25th anniversary, Silicon Connection—a dedicated corporate Child Sponsor supporting 27 children across 7 Area Development Programmes—funded the reconstruction of a preschool in Sambour, Cambodia. This initiative brought new life to a facility that had long been in disrepair, serving the Early Childhood Education needs of more than 1,330 community members in Voadthanak Village. The original preschool faced severe structural issues, including rotted wooden walls, broken doors and windows, and a damaged tile roof that had even collapsed once during class. Flooding was frequent during the rainy season, making the environment unsafe for learning. Thanks to Silicon Connectionʼs support, the children of Voadthanak now have a safe, conducive, and joyful environment to learn and grow in.

“We are truly blessed and deeply honoured to play even a small part in supporting World Visionʼs mission and the hope it brings to communities around the world.ˮ

— Low Teck Ming, General Manager of Silicon Connection