NUHkids Fund

by NUHS Fund Limited

Managed by NUHS Fund Limited, NUHkids Fund raises monies for financially disadvantaged children seeking treatment at the Khoo Teck Puat - National University Children's Medical institute (KTP-NUCMI) at the National University Hospital (NUH). Our Vision: To enable all children and youth to achieve good health and well-being regardless of their financial circumstances. Our Mission: To help children and adolescents who require financial assistance for their medical treatment. For more information, please visit: https://www.nuh.com.sg/our-services/Specialties/Paediatrics/Pages/NUHkids-Fund.aspx

Give Them The Reason To Celebrate

by Methodist Welfare Services

The year-end festive season is a special time for many, but it can feel very different for the people we serve. The festive season is an especially challenging time for isolated seniors who live alone and low income families who cannot afford what most parents would do, buy gifts for their children. Mdm Tan and her husband, Mr Lim, are on our MWS Family Development Programme (FDP). 2 years ago, they owed over $3,000 from items bought on instalment from an appliance store, and more than $1,000 of housing arrears, on top of their utilities, telco, and Town Council debts. Their younger daughter, Fen, suffered from meningitis when she was a baby, leaving her with health issues throughout her young life. The family of 4 survived on Mr Lim's monthly gross salary of $1,800 as a kitchen assistant. The young couple felt like they were drowning in debt, but the bills kept coming. Today, they have cleared their debts and are finally saving. Mr Lim has also secured a better paying job. For the first time, the family has money left at the end of the month which they faithfully save in the bank. Each dollar saved is matched with $2 from MWS FDP, and they have also picked up some financial planning skills. This Christmas, these parents are finally able to afford gifts for their 2 daughters, Fen, now 4, and Lin, now 7. Mdm Tan's family was given the reason to celebrate this festive season. The reason is hope. Your giving can turn helplessness into hope. Thank you for your generosity.

Francesca Cares: A Fund for Babies and Children

by KKH Health Fund

Every child deserves the best start in life. Sadly, many suffer from chronic and serious illnesses that oftentimes require long-term care. These illnesses deprive them of their childhood and leave their loved ones financially burdened. Despite their health challenges, these children abound with resilience, courage, and strength, just like our beloved Francesca. And as with every child, they too deserve to survive and thrive. KK Women's and Children's Hospital is relentlessly committed to providing excellent medical care and assistance to its patients and their families, and to helping them meet their medical and homecare needs. Your support will go towards giving these remarkable children the best chance in having quality, comfortable, fulfilling, and happy lives. We thank you for your kindness, compassion, and generosity. All funds raised through this campaign will go towards supporting needy patients, research and education.

Australian Bushfire Emergency Response

by Singapore Red Cross Society

Singapore Red Cross launches public appeal; sends aid to communities affected by Australian Bushfire emergency Singapore, 6 January 2020 - In response to the catastrophic bushfires that are affecting communities in Australia, the Singapore Red Cross (SRC) will launch a public fundraising appeal, and in the first instance, pledged S$50,000 in humanitarian aid to support affected communities. SRC's contribution and all donations raised will go towards supporting the humanitarian efforts by the Australian Red Cross, for the relief and recovery of survivors. Touted the worst wildfires Australia has seen in decades, the fires, burning since September, have intensified over the past week. As of 5 January, the death toll has hit 24 across the nation, with more than 60,000 sq km of land burned and more than 1,300 houses destroyed.

Share-A-Pot [email protected] Village

by Caritas Singapore Community Council - The Caritas Singapore Agape Fund

The Share-A-Pot programme has been running at Agape Village for over 3 years. This programme, which is free of charge, brings together more than 200 seniors and 60 volunteers weekly to enjoy various social and health benefits beyond a simple soup meal and fitness activities which have extended into strong friendships and community bonding! Join us in bringing joy, meaning and companionship to the lives of the seniors through our Share-A-Pot programme by donating to this worthy cause. All donations are eligible for 250% tax deduction. We thank you for your generous support!

Help Save Sight

by SNEC Fund

Sight is by far the most important among our sense organs for survival and leading a meaningful life. Yet its significance is often underestimated until one's vision is affected. Your support of SNEC Fund /VisionSave offers a valuable means for patients battling eye diseases to save their sight and amplify our efforts in advancing eye care through medical innovation, education and research. Make a donation today and give someone the precious gift of sight.

Jakarta Flood 2020

by Mercy Relief

Massive floods marked the first day of the new year in Jakarta after torrential rain pounded the capital and its nearby towns. The floods with flow depth ranging from 0.2m-2.5m have caused power outages and road closures, as well as several localised landslides. The total number of deaths has climbed to 66 and is expected to continue rising. More than 18 million people are reported to be affected by this devastation with over 173,000 displaced and in urgent need of clean water, food, medical care and shelter. Together with a local NGO, Mercy Relief will commence our first phase of relief operations through the distribution of solar lights, hot meal & clean water to the affected communities in Jakarta Metropolitan Area. We call for an urgent appeal for donations to reach our initial crowdfunding goal of $50,000 to bring the much-needed aid to the affected communities. Disasters show no mercy but you can. Donate now. *Donations for foreign purposes are NOT eligible for tax-deductions. Photo credits: (Reuters) / (Reuters) / (AFP/Rezas) / (AP images)

Facebook Singapore x Willing Hearts

by Melissa Lim for Willing Hearts

The Lunar New Year is one of the most important events in the Chinese calendar. For those of us who celebrate, it is a time of reunion with family and friends exchanging mandarin oranges and enjoying a delicious meal together. Let's extend our celebrations to the community supported by Willing Hearts - a soup kitchen that prepares, cooks and distributes about 5,000 daily meals to over 40 locations island wide, every single day. Beneficiaries include the elderly, the disabled, low income families, children from single parent families or otherwise poverty stricken families, and migrant workers in Singapore. Willing Hearts will be expanding their kitchen operations and plan to serve 3x more needy people. Your donations will go a long way in feeding the needy people in our country.

CNY Gift of Love

by Canossaville Children and Community Services

Liz is in Primary 2 this year. Her father passed on when she was 10 months old while her mother suffered from depression and could not care for her. As such, Liz had been living with her grandparents and four other cousins in a 2-room flat since young. Her grandfather is a cleaner while her grandmother is a homemaker. The family faced financial needs with only grandfather as the sole breadwinner and owed about $700 in rental arrears. Liz also experience significant difficulty in spelling and writing in school. Neither her grandparents nor cousins were unable to guide Liz with her homework and revision. With the help of Canossaville, Liz was able to attend Student Care at a highly subsidized rate, which provided her with much-needed homework support and structure. Liz also receives dedicated attention from speech therapist during student care hours to support her literacy development. Liz is just one of the many students who are in such circumstances at such tender age. There is no better way to celebrate Chinese New Year by sharing your Gift of Love for children who are in need. What Can You Do to help? 1. If you are not looking forward to receiving unwanted festive gifts, ask for donations from your loved ones in place of gifts! 2. Channel your Ang Pow monies towards our cause. 3. Share this campaign within your circles and encourage them to give back just like you are. 4. Contact us if you want to start a donation drive using this platform.

weCARE

by Christian Outreach to the Handicapped

Staffs and caregivers to organisation are important to our sustainability in serving the adults intellectual disability. (our clients). Finding and attracting the right person are alway a challenge. We would like all DONORS and all PARTNERS together, taking this time to show our appreciation to ALL OUR COH STAFFS AND CAREGIVERS. With your generous donation, COH would like to present every staffs and caregivers a rewards for their labor of love. Join us in the giving and rewarding all our staffs and caregivers. We want to say to them "We Appreciate Your Passion and Hardwork" in working at Christian Outreach to the Handicapped. You have filled the organisation with your love and you mark a great start for 2020. Thank You.

Help Support Singapore Children Society - Project Dum Spiro Spero 2020

by Leonard Sim for Singapore Children's Society

This campaign is specifically set up to raise awareness, and for people whom wish to donate towards Singapore Children's Society. Dear everyone, a warm welcome to this year's Project Dum Spiro Spero campaign page. Last year, we have managed to raise a whooping SGD 84,427 for Singapore Children's Society. On behalf of Singapore Children's Society, I wish to thank every generous viewer for their kind contribution and effort to spread awareness towards this cause. Due to popular demand and requests from many friends and relatives (as well as kind hearted strangers whom I met throughout the campaign), I have decided to continue this campaign for Singapore Children Society for year 2020. I will continue to volunteer actively in the community, and through my actions, hope to spread the word and raise awareness to the plight of less fortunate children/youth within our society. Due to word constraint, please have a look of the summary below and I hope we can achieve the same goal (or even higher!) this year as well. Cheers and Happy New Year. Year 2019- Refer to the slide above for the summary of information! Year 2020- Aim to clock 200 volunteering hours, organize at least 2 events, rope in more volunteers to fundraise for a good cause, and continue to raise funds for Singapore Children Society, and perhaps plan an event to create an impact for them. Leonard Sim