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That Bloody Botak Distributes Food to the Needy

Bernard Tan, Founder, That Bloody Botak

30-Jul-21 15:00

That Bloody Botak Distributes Food to the Needy

Bernard Tan is the founder of That Bloody Botak, a tiny one-month old initiative that distributes food aid to the needy. What’s unique about Bernard’s approach is that he neither cooks nor buys anything, rather, he and his network connects donors to people who need donations. Bernard joins us to discuss his initiative.

Image source: That Bloody Botak Facebook 

Produced by: Dashran Yohan

Presented by: Dashran Yohan


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