MICD Student Chapter

After for about a year or so, The MICD Student Chapter has yet again organised

 another Colour Run but this time, more upgraded. “Colour Run Version 4.0” will 

be held at Mid Valley, Kuala Lumpur. For this marathon, each participant will 

have to pay a total of RM10 as the money will straight go to charity.  The 

registration will open on the 31st of July and the seats will be limited to only 200 

participants. The colour run comprises two categories, Men’s Open and 

Women’s Open which is for 18 years and above only. The ages below 18 must 

be accompanied by a guardian for safety purposes. At end of the marathon, the 

top ten finishers will be awarded a medal and a mystery prize. Come and join us 

this September 18 and don’t miss out! 

We, The MICD Student Chapter, wish to inform you about the upcoming MICD 

Food Fair. The main objective of this food fair is to raise funds for the less 

fortunate through the sales of tickets and coupons. Besides the entrance ticket, 

you are also required to buy as many coupons as you like where each booklet 

of a coupon worth RM10. Stalls will be set up on a voluntary basic by Sunway 

students and lecturers as volunteering has and always will be our number 

priority. Last but not least, we really hope to get the full support from everyone 

out there. Spread the word to all your family members and friends. Always 

remember, the more the merrier. Finally, a friendly reminder to all attending this 

event, you may dress as you wish but decently. Grab your tickets now from the 

booths which had been set up outside the Student’s Center.

26th of March 2015 was deffinetly a day the members of MICD Student Chapter 

will remember as 35 of us had taken a little time off our busy schedules to visit 

a turtle sanctuary in Teraping.  The main objective of this visit was to spread 

awareness and learn more about the endangered marine animal. In the 

morning, we had a short talk and briefing about turtles. Shortly after, the 

members were taken to a wide and open hall where we had re-used recycled 

items such as stained glass and tin cans to make a mural/ collage of turtles.

  It was a fun and exciting experience as we got to enchance our creativity and 

teamwork skills. Later in the evening, the members had taken the opportunity to 

do a quick clean up around the beach collecting trash and harmful items like 

broken glass to avoid the turtles surfacing to the shore from getting hurt.

Also, we were lucky enough to witness a handful of hatchlings making it’s way 

towards the sea. All in all, we had a wonderful time and hopefully we would 

come back to visit our turtle friends! Definitely a visit to remember!

The MICD Student Chapter has held an event on the 11th of January 2015 to 

help out people who are suffering from serious flood situations in Kuala Karu, 

Temerloh. The objective of this event is to help people in need to clean and re-

build their homes. Besides that, we had given out basic food and daily supplies 

to victims. We had hoped to soothe and console them is they had felt down and 

reassure them that everything will be alright.

 Through this activity, it has also truly inspired us, The MICD Student Chapter as 

well. We should appreciate what we have now and to never let go of the most 

important things in life. Although it was very tiring but we are happy and felt 

glad to have helped the victims. In the human society, we don’t need a reason 

to help each other. It is a way of life. Seize the moment and start doing the right 

things!

For the past two years, MICD Student Chapter has been participating in a 

volunteer program called Christmas In December. 

The goal of the program is to provide help to homeowners who lack of man 

power and money to repair their broken down homes. More than over twenty 

houses were selected in the Bukit Jalil area. On a Saturday, the club had 

worked for over five hours, re-painting walls, fixing leakage, dusting cobwebs 

and whatever that needs to be done.

Also, we had also worked with the elderly and handicapped families to repair 

their homes. We were all divided into a few group to help get work done more 

smoothly and faster. When one of the groups were done with their duty, they 

had offer a helping hand to other groups. Together they displayed great bond 

and strength. The MICD Student Chapter has accomplished a lot in this project 

in a relatively short amount of time. Hopefully, more will come join us in the 

future!

Our members had gathered hands to those who are in need during this project 

On the 30th of November 2014, The MICD Student Chapter had plan a visit to 

an Old Folks Home in Cheras. 30 members had joined this activity, leading us 

to make lots of memories. Firstly, the members which had took part had taken 

the advantage to interact with the residents there like singing happy songs, 

playing fun games and we even hosted a small skit that has be shown to the 

old folks. We managed to put big smiles on their faces and bring laughter to 

their hearts. Not only that, we had also volunteered to clean their rooms and 

premises. 

We were divided into two groups, the first one taking the outside grounds and 

the other one to clean the indoor grounds. We’ve also took the opportunity to 

decorate the premises with bright colour and pasting motivational quotes on 

the way to give hope to the eldery. Based on recent studies, bright oclours can 

bring positive effects to a person mentally and aslo physically. Clothes and food 

were given to them as a sign of gratitude. Hopefully in the coming future, more 

will come join us and experience this once and a life time opportunity.

In March 2014, the MICD Student Chapter had an small marathon named 

“Colour Run Version 3.0”. This marathon had taken place in Subang Jaya, 

Kuala Lumpur. The aim of the activity is to help children outrun cancer. At 7:30 

in the morning, registrations were open and each participant were given a white 

official t-shirt and 3 packets of (harmless) powerderd colour. Before the 

marathon starts, runners were given the time to ‘colour-bomb’ each other with 

the cloured powders given.

 After the little session, everyone ended up looking like they’ve slid down a 

rainbow! Before the 5KM marathon starts, our director, Irene which had taken 

the time to plan the whole acticity had given a speech about the purpose of the 

marathon. Her standing was to show the life of children suffering from cancer to 

still have colour (hope) in their world to rush against their sickness no matter 

what.

Here are some ways you can join our club!

• Seek our current committee members.

• You may sign up at our booth which is placed outside the Student Department 

every Wednesday from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m

• Fill the online form prepared! [click me]

*How to Sign In before filling up the form? Easy! Just follow the steps bellow.

1) Email Address : [email protected]

2) Password : micd1234

Meet The Committee Members!

Advisor : Izzatun Munirah

President : Michelle Wong                

Vice President : Irene Ling

Secretary : Diana Teh

Treasurer : Loke Jia Wen

The MICD Student Chapter was first established in the late 2013 with the help 

of the students of Sunway College. It first started out as a small organization 

but came to grew over the years. The main obective of this club is to offer a 

helping hand and to set things right as one. Hence the club motto,  Touching 

Hearts As One. Some of our main activies include volunteering projects, and 

organising campaigns.

Vision :

We seek to help one another as all humans require a helping hand. Doesn’t 

matter if it is a small or a big deed, we are always ready to give our contribution 

to the society.

 Mission :  

Our mission is to provide our service to people in need and as role models to 

the society as we fight to make a change in the vast world. We also move to

 inspire one another to create a more diverse and creative audience.

Motto :

Touching Hearts As One

  Regular activities :

 • Meet Up’s every Friday’s for discussion and short meetings

• Collect donated items (eg. books, clothes, money)