After extensive planning, LCSJ successfully organized a meaningful 2-in-1 project combining environmental conservation and community service. The initiative aimed to promote environmental awareness through tree planting while providing an enriching outdoor experience for orphanage children.
A total of 50 participants took part in the project, including 22 children and 4 caretakers from Rumah KIDS. The event was also supported by members from Leo Club of Taylor’s University Lakeside Campus, Subang Jaya Alumni, and TARUMT, making it a collaborative and impactful effort.
LCSJ proudly sponsored 500 decorative plants, which were planted along the padi field, contributing to the beautification of the area and supporting environmental sustainability. The tree planting activity commenced at 8:30am. Despite the hot weather, participants remained enthusiastic and committed, demonstrating strong teamwork and dedication throughout the session.
Following the tree planting, the event continued with fellowship activities. The children participated in a fun quiz session, followed by exciting outdoor activities such as kayaking and ziplining. The children were visibly delighted and thoroughly enjoyed the experience, making the day both memorable and meaningful for everyone involved.
Overall, the project was a great success, promoting environmental responsibility while bringing joy and valuable outdoor exposure to the children.
