Star Golden Hearts Award - Star Media Group Berhad

Star Golden Hearts Award is an annual Award by The Star and Yayasan Gamuda that celebrates everyday Malaysians who demonstrate extraordinary commitment to social work and promote unity among Malaysians, whether through explicit means or by virtue of their acts of kindness.

Introduced in 2015, each year we invite Malaysians to nominate exemplary individuals or organisations who are then reviewed by a panel of judges. Of these nominations, ten winners are selected and among them, one winner will be awarded the coveted Gamuda Inspiration Award.

Nomination for Star Golden Hearts Award 2021 has ended. Stay tuned for the winners’ announcement. For list of past winners, click here.

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*All nominations are reviewed by the Award committee for eligibility and the Judges’ decision is final.

‘All of them are heroes with heart’

4 September 2021

PETALING JAYA: Selecting the top 10 winners of the Star Golden Hearts Award (SGHA) this year has been much harder compared to previous years due to the outstanding nominees who have demonstrated exemplary acts of social good.

Empowering the Penan community

30 July 2021

KUCHING: Since its inception in 2007, Helping Hands Penan (HHP) has been working to empower Penan women and children through weaving and education support.

#Star50: Star Golden Hearts Award winner is changing lives with 3D-printed prosthetics

29 July 2021

Amid the pandemic, a former teacher is making face shields for frontliners and 3D-printed prosthetics for children born without limbs.

Fair market for fishing community

29 July 2021

ISKANDAR PUTERI: Located about 40km away from Johor Baru, at Jetty Pak Ngah in Pendas Laut here lies a small market that has been somewhat of a lifeline to some 40 fishermen from around the area.

‘It does not cost much to be kind’

18 July 2021

JOHOR BARU: For close to three years now, Tan Pen Bok has allocated at least three hours a day to feed the stray cats in his neighbourhood.

Paying it forward with free tuition

17 July 2021

PETALING JAYA: A patent engineer from Hulu Langat left his job in Kuala Lumpur when Covid-19 hit last year and returned home to help students excel in their studies – for free.

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