This time, the public’s generosity is allowing eight-year-old Natalie Soo Lok Min to undergo a liver transplant that will save her life and change it for the better.
Since then, Natalie had undergone a few surgical procedures but her condition worsened after the last surgery in 2020. Through the medical fund programme, Star Foundation in collaboration with Community Care Enrichment Programme Foundation managed to raise RM140,000 for Natalie’s liver transplant which is scheduled to take place at University Malaya Medical Centre , Kuala Lumpur.
Star Foundation is grateful to all donors who contributed to the fund and announced that the donation drive for Natalie is officially closed.To get a tax exemption receipt, donors need to complete the Medical Fund Donation Form on Star Foundation’s website.
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