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 eligible to be awarded the coveted Gamuda Inspiration Award.

This year (2023), the accolades will be presented to ten winners who make meaningful impacts to society.

The Star and Yayasan Gamuda are awarding a RM200,000 cash award pool to support the good work of the award winners:

– Ten winners: RM15,000 each
– Gamuda Inspiration Award winner: at least RM50,000

Nomination for Star Golden Hearts Award 2023 has ended. Stay tuned for the winners’ announcement.

Visit the award website for more details.

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For list of past winners, click here.

Warm glow from helping the needy

22 April 2017

GEORGE TOWN: Housewife Wendy Ang, 65, is grateful that she never had to worry about the necessities of life.

His vision for eye health awareness

21 April 2017

WORKING for eye centres makes David Chua realise how everything can change in the blink of an eye if the importance of one’s sight is overlooked.

Ex-football player scores a winner

9 April 2017

IPOH: Former Perak footballer P. Ravindran, who hogged the headlines in the 1990s for his match-fixing scandal, is now doing good by helping the mentally-challenged.

Raising funds to keep hope alive

8 April 2017

WHEN Maliana Shafii’s 10-year-old son was diagnosed with cancer, her world crumbled.

Charitable duo help set up mobile clinic to treat and rehabilitate the homeless

5 December 2016

KUALA LUMPUR: You may have heard of Dr S. Madhusudhan from the Teddy Mobile Clinic and his work with the homeless community in Kuala Lumpur. Nicknamed the Teddy Bear doctor because of his tendency to give street children a soft toy after a visit, he was one of the 10 recipients of the Star Golden Hearts award last year.

Giving her heart and soul for the ‘kids’

3 December 2016

KAJANG: When Kong Lan Lee decided to quit her job as an administrative manager to become director of the Kiwanis Down Syndrome Foundation in Petaling Jaya, her mother, boss and colleagues asked her if she was sure.

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