YTL and Yellow House are collaboratively fundraising for this rejuvenation project. All donations will be channeled to YTL Foundation’s accounts through a third party payment channel, with all transactions transparently shared among both parties.

Yes. YTL Foundation has operated for more than two decades and is an accredited non-profit in Malaysia that qualifies it to receive tax-exempt donations.

All extra proceeds beyond the stated goal in the fundraising exercice will be channeled to YH’s benefit, for the organisation’s future programs and operation costs. 

This rejuvenation is a one-of-a-kind project that is designed to empower organisations that serve marginalised and vulnerable communities. While actual numbers are hypothetical, Yellow House, to date, has served thousands of beneficiaries despite its space and operational constraints. The idea is to help YH scale up, so that number can be increased or even doubled in the future. 

In line with YTL Foundation’s ethos and YH’s own sustainability practices, the renovation will see extensive use of bamboo as an innovative and sustainable building material.

No. YTL Foundation is merely acting as a supporting catalyst and benefactor for Yellow House in this rejuvenation project. All operational aspects will continued to be handled by Yellow House thereafter.

Yellow House will continue to exist and operate, albeit in a much smaller scale. Without its space, key Yellow House personnel will work remotely to serve their beneficiaries or work on future planned projects, before going full-scale post the rejuvenation process.