Yayasan Mendaki has lodged an official complaint to the authorities on individuals claiming to raise funds on behalf of the Malay/Muslim self-help group.
Recent cases involve a man selling Muslim calendars in the Tampines residential areas, claiming to be an employee of Mendaki.
In a statement released via Channel NewsAsia, Mendaki cautioned members of the public against trusting unauthorised donation drives. "...charitable organisations that are licensed to solicit cash donations would have a Collector's Certificate of Authority from the National Council of Social Service," the statement read.
Mendaki disclaimed any liabilities in its complaint, stating it doesn't organise charity drives in public areas.
Yayasan Mendaki has lodged an official complaint to the authorities on individuals claiming to raise funds on behalf of the Malay/Muslim self-help group.
Recent cases involve a man selling Muslim calendars in the Tampines residential areas, claiming to be an employee of Mendaki.
In a statement released via Channel NewsAsia, Mendaki cautioned members of the public against trusting unauthorised donation drives. "...charitable organisations that are licensed to solicit cash donations would have a Collector's Certificate of Authority from the National Council of Social Service," the statement read.
Mendaki disclaimed any liabilities in its complaint, stating it doesn't organise charity drives in public areas.