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$2,429,913

raised from 8742 donors

81% of $3,000,000 148 more days

Support The Courage Fund and help those affected by COVID-19

by Community Chest

The evolving COVID-19 situation has affected Singaporeans in one way or another, including individuals who are facing loss of income or families that are struggling with additional caregiving duties and additional expenses for essential items. The Courage Fund was first established in 2003 when Singapore was hit by the SARS outbreak. Fellow Singaporeans donated generously to the Fund to support those who were affected by the outbreak. In this same spirit of uniting the community to support one another through difficult times, Community Chest is rallying the community to provide relief and support to those affected by the current COVID-19 situation. Where Will Your Donations Go? Donations will go towards supporting and providing relief to vulnerable individuals and families, including healthcare workers, frontline workers and volunteers, affected by the COVID-19 situation. Find out more about The Courage Fund COVID-19 Relief Schemes and their eligibility criteria at https://www.ncss.gov.sg/thecouragefund. For further queries on relief schemes, please contact us at [email protected] For further queries on The Courage Fund, please contact us at [email protected] Let us stay united in the face of this challenge and we will emerge stronger together.

$867,606

raised from 4424 donors

100% of $800,000 56 more days

Support migrant workers through Covid-19 and beyond

by HUMANITARIAN ORGANISATION FOR MIGRATION ECONOMICS

The Covid-19 pandemic has adversely affected many in Singapore, and the community of migrant workers has not been spared either: it is unpredictable and constantly evolving, and has created pressure on everyone. The termination of employment, unpaid wages, as well as inadequate access to healthcare and medical aid, are increasingly common threats faced by the migrant community. We want to help workers cope with the disruptions from the outbreak and to allocate resources to areas where it is needed most. HOME has ramped up our support services and would like to continue doing so in the months to follow. Your donations will help us: 1) Provide shelter for our Domestic Workers who are in distress and are unable to go home. 2) Provide financial assistance to all migrant workers, who are in need of urgent medical care. 3) Provide financial assistance for food, transport, and communication. Many of our beneficiaries are not allowed to seek employment. 4) Legal assistance and counsel. 5) Providing remote counselling and emotional support.

$735,351

raised from 3917 donors

74% of $1,000,000 148 more days

Donate to The Invictus Fund and support social service agencies providing critical social services

by Community Chest

Caring for the vulnerable should never cease, especially in uncertain times. Singapore has united to care for the vulnerable individuals and families affected by COVID-19. Just as generous donations to The Courage Fund has allowed us to provide relief to frontline workers and families affected by COVID-19, our social service agencies (SSAs) also need support to enable them to continue to provide critical social services to vulnerable individuals, families and communities, in the face of this challenge. To do this, the National Council of Social Service (NCSS) has set up The Invictus Fund, which will channel public donations to SSAs that deliver critical services to vulnerable groups in our community. Where will your donations go? Donations will go towards enabling our SSAs to continue to provide critical social services. With your support, they can maintain operations, adopt technology and other business continuity initiatives to continue serving their users, and emerge stronger through this period. In addition to financial support, NCSS is also working closely the SSAs to help them with business continuity and integration of technology into their operations and service delivery, to ensure access to critical social services continue to be available, especially to those who need it. More details on The Invictus Fund will be made available soon. For further queries, please contact us at [email protected]

$744,924

raised from 5401 donors

37% of $2,000,000 56 more days

COVID-19 Relief : Feed The City (take-away edition)

by The Food Bank Singapore Ltd

The coronavirus outbreak has affected many, including local F&B businesses who have experienced a plunge in footfall. Survival is especially challenging during this time, and the livelihoods of workers in this sector have been affected with many experiencing a loss of income. At the same time, there are people amongst us who are in need of meals due to the disruptions that COVID-19 brought. The Food Bank Singapore is committed to take on the crucial role during such uncertain times to continuously provide food to vulnerable communities and remain fully operational to ensure no one gets left behind. Through Feed the City (Take-Away Edition), we also hope to give F&B retailers that are badly hit a fighting chance of surviving COVID-19. Feed the City also partners Eat for Good, a collaborative initiative by NVPC's Company of Good that aims to bring stakeholders in the food and dining space together to make doing good a part of daily encounters. (https://www.companyofgood.sg/story/276) Purchase a pay-it-forward meal today to support the local F&B businesses and those who are in need today! Local Partner F&B businesses include: Grain Samsui Kitchen Dignity Kitchen Lagun Sari Han Holdings (Rollie Ollie) Spice Village Lotus Thai KG Catering Jeewa Catering Raydy Beehoon Gravy Catering Nando's Chicken Koufu Group READ MORE: https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/coronavirus-food-charities-appeal-for-donations-as-demand-from-the-needy-rises

$1,017,823

raised from 3864 donors

100% of $1,000,000 188 more days

Sayang Sayang Fund

by The Community Foundation of Singapore

The Sayang Sayang Fund is a fund driven by the community to support vulnerable communities adversely impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The Fund is managed by The Community Foundation of Singapore (CFS), who works with community partners and service agencies to identify these vulnerable communities and care recipients. CFS then endeavours to ensure that no one falls by the wayside during this challenging period, by: 1. Supporting community-based emergency response funds for marginalised communities adversely affected by the COVID-19 situation. 2. Providing innovation solutions and research to better combat COVID-19. 3. Building capabilities that support charities' operational and/or business continuity processes. From small donations to large, whether an individual or corporate donor, it is your heart-warming outpouring of love that truly brings to life the community spirit of the Sayang Sayang Fund. As we slowly return to normalcy, we are keeping the campaign open for those who wish to help those vulnerable groups who still require help recovering from the challenges of the pandemic. And we thank you for your continuing support. Please visit https://www.cf.org.sg/sayangsayangfund/ for more information on the Sayang Sayang Fund. *We thank those who have supported us with their own campaigns for the Sayang Sayang Fund. To consolidate fundraising efforts, we will not be accepting anymore new individual campaigns for this Fund. Thank you.

$9,370

raised from 107 donors

19% of $50,000 116 more days

Help feed animals in need

by Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals

The Covid-19 crisis has affected many of us, some having lost jobs, and others have had their income reduced. Animal caregivers are affected too, including pet guardians and community cat and dog feeders. Many are worried about their livelihoods and ability to continue caring for their pets and community animals. With income reduced, caregivers might face difficulties in purchasing pet food. No one should have to choose between food for themselves or food for the animals under their care. In view of this, the SPCA is rolling out a short-term 'Covid-19 Pet Food Support Programme' to help pet owners, community caregivers and individual rescuers who are struggling financially. The SPCA has put in an initial $50,000 to kick-start this programme. We are supported by Kohepets (delivery of food), and Hill's and KC & Watson (providing us with dog and cat food at a low cost, helping us stretch our dollar). Help us feed more needy animals by donating to this campaign! Every dollar donated through this campaign will be used to purchase pet food for those in need, on top of the $50,000 SPCA has put in. If you know of any animal caregivers who are in need of pet food during this challenging period, please ask them to fill in this form - bit.ly/spcafoodsupport and we will follow up with them.

$100,945

raised from 185 donors

15% of $675,000 26 more days

1.35m Steps for Good!

by Methodist Welfare Services

The COVID-19 pandemic season has impacted MWS in many ways. We have seen a higher caseload of families seeking help. Daily sanitising of our facilities and the need for medical supplies to keep beneficiaries and staff safe have intensified. We have also stepped up to care for homeless people in the Buangkok area. All these have increased our costs while donations have not risen in tandem. In the meantime, we continue to care for close to 12,000 existing beneficiaries through our 20 critical centres and programmes. MWS is committed to maintaining our high level of service and care to everyone we serve as well as the new clients who come through our doors. Please donate generously to keep us going! Take 1.35m steps for good to raise funds for MWS. To take up this challenge, first click on FUNDRAISE NOW on this page to set up your campaign. Complete 1.35m steps by 31 August 2020 either in a group of 4 or 5, or by yourself. Appeal for your friends, families and colleagues to donate towards your efforts. Thank you for supporting our work!

$570,415

raised from 2648 donors

100% of $300,000 148 more days

Project Belanja: Start A Food Chain of Good

by Blossom World Society

Thank you for your generous donations. At this time and until we announce otherwise, all future donations will be exclusively used for the purpose of catering meals for migrant workers supported by ItsRainingRaincoats. They will work closely with Restaurant Association of Singapore's 100 restaurateurs and food chains to bring joy and cheer in the form of nutritious and tasty catered meals to our migrant workers. Those who would like to contribute can visit giving.sg to donate to the Project Belanja fund or simply scan a QR code found on posters which can be found at the premises of participating restaurants. Project Belanja will run till the end of the year.

$46,568

raised from 328 donors

5% of $1,000,000 56 more days

CCF Hope Train

by Children's Cancer Foundation

COVID-19 has impacted all our lives. It has also cancelled CCF's annual public outreach event, Hair for Hope, this year. However, childhood cancer does not stop. In fact, our children and their families are facing greater challenges and needs as the coronavirus has impacted their resources and support systems. Children's Cancer Foundation (CCF) invites you to hop on The Hope Train and embark on a meaningful journey from now till end September to raise childhood cancer awareness and a target of $1 million for children and families affected by cancer living in Hope Town! You may also become our ambassador by participating and sharing these activities with your family and friends on your social media with our hashtag #CCFHopeTrain to help us raise awareness of the plight of children with cancer. Your act of solidarity and kindness will mean the world to our beneficiaries and show them that they are not alone. For more information about the campaign, please visit www.thehopetrain.sg!

$420,132

raised from 740 donors

31% of $1,350,000 148 more days

Donate to Bless: 1,000 Families in their time of need during COVID-19

by Methodist Welfare Services

The COVID-19 situation that we are currently in has resulted in extreme anxiety in the community. For the disadvantaged and vulnerable, the anxiety they feel is even greater. Distressed and low-income families may be facing more hardship when they earn less during this time or when they lose their livelihoods. Having little to no savings will likely cause them to experience more stress and go into debt. Many of them rely on part-time and multiple jobs to make ends meet. However, they struggle between heeding advisories to stay home and having jobs that cannot be done remotely. These families are now forced to choose between bringing food to the table and keeping themselves and their families safe. Methodist Welfare Services aims to raise $1.35m to provide financial assistance to 1,000 low-income families for one year. These funds will support them in meeting their basic needs, and having the resources to better prepare for and handle the direct impact brought about by COVID-19 on their lives. Let's stand together with the struggling families in our community!

$321,749

raised from 1219 donors

64% of $500,000 148 more days

Help low-income households stay digitally connected with IMDA's Digital Access Programme

by Community Chest

About IMDA Digital Access Programme The programme equips low-income households, students, and persons with disabilities, with digital tools so that they can get connected and be empowered by technology. As we embark on a nation-wide 'Seniors Go Digital' programme, it is important to encourage more seniors on board this digital journey. Under the latest initiative - Mobile Access for Seniors, needy seniors who aspire to go digital but lack the financial means to do so will be provided with further subsidies or support for co-payment for digital tools such as smartphones and mobile data. Through this, we aim to inspire seniors to widen their horizons and equip themselves with the digital skills to do so. For more information on the programme, please visit the website at https://www.imda.gov.sg/for-community/digital-readiness/Digital-Access. How You Can Help Your donation will go to help low-income families and individuals who are not able to afford the co-payment of digital tools subsidised or in areas not supported under the current IMDA Digital Access Programmes. This will ensure that everyone can go digital in a meaningful way. IMDA has partnered Community Chest to facilitate community donations to the IMDA Digital Access Programme. Through your donations, vulnerable elderly and low-income families will have access to relevant digital and connectivity tools, and be given equal opportunities to reap the benefits of the digital age.