You can make a difference

Make a Donation

Support Reef Check Malaysia's marine conservation efforts

1
Amount
2
Details
3
Review
4
Payment
5
Confirmation

Select Amount

MYR

Your Information

Review Your Donation

Donation Type: One-time
Amount: MYR 0.00
Donor: -
Email: -

Next: You will be redirected to our secure payment gateway (Razorpay) to complete your donation.

Processing Your Donation...

Please wait while we prepare your secure payment. Do not close this page.

Donation Type:
Amount:
Donor:
Email:
Payment ID: -

Your support allows us to carry out activities that are aligned with our aim to conserve coral reefs in Malaysia. Your donations will be used for our programmes in the areas we work.

All cash donations made to Reef Check Malaysia are tax-exempt under Subsection 44(6) of the Income Tax Act 1967. No. Kelulusan: 6522. This exemption applies only to donations made within Malaysia.

Donate via Touch ‘n Go E-wallet

Please scan using a DuitNow QR or via the Touch ‘N Go app to donate through this method.

International Donations via Global Giving

You can donate to our project here: https://www.globalgiving.org/donate/46168/reef-check-malaysia/

All donations via Global Giving are tax-deductible for US taxpayers, while UK taxpayers contributing in GBP are eligible for Gift Aid, details here.

 

Adopt seKarang 

Coral reefs are more than beautiful—they protect coastlines, support marine life, and sustain communities. But they’re under threat.

With a minimum donation of RM200, you can adopt A Fragment of Life or A Shape of Hope in Redang Island or Semporna. Your support helps restore damaged reefs and empowers local Community Marine Conservation Groups (CMCGs)—the guardians of our oceans.

Patreon

You can join us as a patron and choose your membership level here

From Island Communities to Global Conversations: Taking Malaysia’s Ocean Story Further

The AVPN Global Conference 2026 I’ve had the privilege of attending some very interesting conferences lately. First up was the AVPN Global Conference 2026 in New Delhi in August. For a small organisation like ours, being part of a gathering of this scale is both a...

Kota Kinabalu and Mantanani Updates: July – September 2026

Kota Kinabalu and Mantanani Updates:July-September 2026Equipping Our CMCG With New SkillsOn 20–21 July, RCM conducted a two-day training for the CMCG covering coral bleaching monitoring, ghost nets and coral planting. The training combined a classroom session with...

Cintai Tioman: July-September 2026

Cintai Tioman Updates:July-September 2026Building Local Capacity & SkillsRCM supported a one-day training led by staff from the All-Party Parliamentary Group Malaysia for Sustainable Development Goals (APPGM-SDGs), equipping local community members to become...

KL Updates: July-September 2026

KL Updates:July-September 2026IOI Ocean Heros x ICCRCM joined Unique Sunday and IOI City Mall for the IOI Ocean Heroes campaign, bringing marine conservation awareness beyond the mall and into the community through beach cleanups and creative sustainability...

Semporna Updates: July – September 2026

Semporna Updates:July-September 2026Growing Seaweed Farming in Larapan IslandFollowing the completion of the University of Malaya project in Selakan, 50kg of Eucheuma denticulatum seedlings and six seaweed cages were handed over to the Larapan community in July....

Cintai Redang: July – September 2026

Cintai Mersing Updates: July - September 2026Growing Marine Awareness Among Redang StudentsWe continued our marine education efforts with students from SK Pulau Redang through three engaging activities: 1. Coral Reef Awareness and Reef Fish ID60 upper primary students...

Cintai Mersing: July-September 2026

Cintai Mersing Updates:July-September 2026Merdeka Dive for Mersing's ReefsTo mark Merdeka, Reef Check Malaysia, the Mersing Marine Conservation Group (MMCG) and the Department of Fisheries (DoF) joined forces for a conservation dive in the Mersing Islands. The team...

South of Johor: July – September 2026

South of Johor Updates:July-September 2026Building Local SkillsIn July, Reef Check Malaysia partnered with TVET MARA Johor Bahru for the second Boat Engine Maintenance and Servicing Training in Kampung Pasir Gogok, with 15 local fishermen and boat operators taking...

GE Aerospace Combats Marine Debris with Funding and Hands-On Beach Cleanup 

KUALA LUMPUR, 27 AUGUST 2026 – 34 volunteers from GE Aerospace removed 142 kg of trash from Pantai Bagan Lalang in conjunction with this year’s International Coastal Cleanup (ICC) day.   This is part of GE Aerospace’s philanthropic efforts to combat marine debris both...

Three things happened in the last weeks…

I’m sure most people are familiar with the saying “may you live in interesting times”… I’ve heard if attributed to the Chinese and the Greeks; I’ve heard people use it as a curse and a compliment. But, for sure…we are living in interesting times…if not down-right...