Donate to Red Cross Response in Malaysia

by Singapore Red Cross Society

In response to the recent floods in Malaysia, the Singapore Red Cross (SRC) is pledging US$50,000 in humanitarian aid to the Malaysian Red Crescent, in support of their ongoing relief efforts. Your donations would go towards the relief and recovery of affected communities, with a focus on emergency healthcare, first aid assistance and distribution of hygiene kits, shelter tool kits, tarpaulins, hot meals, clothes, mats, blankets, surgical masks to evacuation centres. Mr Benjamin William, Secretary General and CEO of Singapore Red Cross, said, "These disasters once again highlight the need for the global community to come together to address the causes of climate change and environmental degradation. We are supporting the rescue and relief efforts now underway in Malaysia. More than 21,000 people have been displaced from their homes in Malaysia due to floods. We call for the community's support this year-end, to share good tidings and to give comfort to our neighbours, whose lives have been upended due to the weather disasters." With your help, we can continue to provide much-needed assistance to the affected communities. Please donate today. (Note: Donations to overseas efforts are not tax-deductible. If you'd like to help the vulnerable locally and receive tax exemption, you may do so at https://s.giving.sg/oAkoW1e)

Nursing Home for the Underprivileged & Needy

by Wang for Society for the Aged Sick

Bring comfort to the elderly by gifting to their daily supplies, food ration, care and comfort needs and our raising cost of PPE. Admission criteria to our Home includes "Means" tested by Medical Social Worker at a Restructured Hospital, No care available at their own Home....etc. We create a home within a home environment where our residents can enjoy professional and individualized care. Every resident is treated with respect and dignity. All donations big or small makes a big difference to their lives Society for the Aged Sick (SAS) is a non-profit nursing home that provides long-term residential and respite care services for the elderly, especially the less-privileged.

Dollar Match: Season of Giving

by Canossaville Children and Community Services

Every year, we all look forward to a special occasion. For some it could be a birthday, for others, a festive season such as Christmas. While we all celebrate these special occasions in our own ways, many also choose to give and share with others who need a little bit more help. At Canossaville Children and Community Services, our programmes and services are open to our children and their families all year round, with priority given to those from disadvantaged backgrounds. Education is at the core of what we do and our Canossian Circle of Care provides the supporting structure to children through a preschool, after-school care as well as a child development unit. This can only be made possible with the support of donors like yourself. We advocate for sustainable giving all year round to support all our programmes and services. In reality, donors tend to only donate at the end of the year during the season of giving. We acknowledge this and humbly seek your kind support for us to build up enough donations to sustain our programmes and services through the year. Thank you for not forgetting us during this season of giving. Your special thoughts warm the hearts of our children and their families under our care. -- All donations to the Season of Giving campaign shall be eligible for dollar matching by the Singapore Government and Tote Board up to cap of $250,000 per charity. Every dollar counts towards our work!

Donate to Red Cross Response in the Philippines

by Singapore Red Cross Society

In response to the recent Typhoon Rai in the Philippines, the Singapore Red Cross (SRC) is pledging US$50,000 in humanitarian aid for the Philippine Red Cross, in support of their ongoing relief efforts. Your donations would go towards the relief and recovery of affected communities, with a focus on emergency healthcare, first aid assistance and distribution of hygiene kits, shelter tool kits, tarpaulins, hot meals, clothes, mats, blankets, surgical masks to evacuation centres. SRC will support a local organisation to distribute relief items including water, rice, groceries to 1,000 households across six communities in need of support. Psychological first aid is also provided in evacuation centres to affected persons. Mr Benjamin William, Secretary General and CEO of SRC, said, "We are supporting the rescue and relief efforts now underway in the Philippines. We call for the community's support this year-end, to share good tidings and to give comfort to our neighbours, whose lives have been upended due to the weather disasters." With your help, we can continue to provide much-needed assistance to the affected communities. Please donate today. (Note: Donations to overseas efforts are not tax-deductible. If you'd like to help the vulnerable locally and receive tax exemption, you may do so at https://s.giving.sg/oAkoW1e)

SSO Year-end Appeal: It is Time to Build the Future!

by Singapore Symphonia Company Limited

Donate towards building the future for Singapore Symphony Group (SSG). As we draw close to the end of 2021, SSG marks an eventful year with our orchestra's notable achievement in 3rd place at the prestigious Gramophone's Orchestra of the Year 2021 Award. With live performances resuming at a cautious pace, we are determined to continue enriching lives through music. The diverse offerings of online and in-person concerts throughout the year help us to reach out to wider range of audiences in our community, including beneficiaries who are new to classical music. We continued to provide opportunities for local talent, through the Singapore National Youth Orchestra and Singapore Symphony Choruses, and through performance opportunities with the SSO. With an array of concerts, educational programmes and community events lined up for 2022 and beyond, we call on your help to jointly achieve these efforts. While SSG is supported partially by funding from the Singapore government, a significant part can only be unlocked as matching grants when we receive your donations. For every dollar given, we receive another, making your donation twice as impactful. Support us in our journey to create memorable shared experiences with music by making a donation. With you, we can build the future. Donations of $1,000 and above will entitle you to exclusive benefits. Details at https://www.sso.org.sg/support-us/patron-benefits #SGCares CityOfGood

Barry Cullen International Fellowship - In memory of Prof. Barry Cullen (1928 - 2020)

by SNEC HEALTH RESEARCH ENDOWMENT FUND

A Teacher Takes a Hand, Opens a Mind, Touches a Heart, Shapes a Future The medical fraternity lost a giant in ophthalmology on 23 September 2020. Dr James Finbarr Cullen, affectionately known to many in the ophthalmology fraternity as Barry, passed away peacefully in his sleep at home in Scotland. He had been a teacher, a mentor, a guide and friend to many residents, fellows, junior and senior ophthalmologists. He had also shaped the educational landscape of Ophthalmology in Singapore and Malaysia and is renowned for his dedication and contributions to the advancement of Neuro-Ophthalmology worldwide. In memory of Barry, The Barry Cullen International Fellowship serves to pay tribute to one of Singapore's esteemed educators in Ophthalmology. It is to honour his dedicated contribution towards educating numerous generations of ophthalmologists. SNEC is aiming to raise $625,000 in order to establish the Barry Cullen International Fellowship in Ophthalmology and Visual Sciences. SNEC will match every dollar for dollar that is donated towards this Fellowship. For those who have missed out or like to re-live the memories of the virtual memorial held on 21 December 2020, please visit the recording of the proceedings for your viewing pleasure https://youtu.be/3LvdKFIO4dE For any enquiries, please contact Mr Leo Chen Ian Director, Development & Community Engagement Email: [email protected] Contact: 6322 7438

CEF30 - Grant Our Seniors' Wish To Age At Home & Live The Final Days Of Their Lives In Dignity

by Care for the Elderly Foundation (Singapore)

This year marks the 30th anniversary of Care for the Elderly Foundation (Singapore). It has come a long way since its establishment in 1992 when home care services for the elderly were unheard of. Despite the rise in home care service providers today, the Foundation remains steadfast in continuing its home care services to our homebound elderly. The aspirations of our homebound elderly to age at home and live the final days of their lives in dignity continue to be the reason behind our existence. Grant the wish of our homebound seniors. Your kind donation would enable us to continue the provision of affordable home medical and home nursing services to our elderly in need regardless of race, language and religion. Donations under this campaign will qualify for dollar-for-dollar matching by Tote Board's Enhanced Fundraising Programme. Furthermore, 100% of your donation for this campaign period comes to us when you donate via this online platform (thanks to NVPC's support). With the dollar match, your donation doubles its impact.

RICE FOR ALL 2022

by The Food Bank Singapore Ltd

Giving is the greatest act of grace. Rice a basic staple for everyone but do you know that it may not be available for everyone. Help us ensure these families don't go hungry, this Lunar New Year. Daikin's annual RICE FOR ALL charity drive is back to support the low income families, ushering the year of Tiger. 1.Online cash donation from January 10th to 28th 2022 Cash donation can be made via giving.sg. Every $6 collected will be used to purchase a sack of 5kg rice. 2.Drive Thru Station from January 17th to 21st, 2022 Public can drop off their sacks of rice at the Drive Thru Station at Daikin Headquarter 11am to 5pm 10 Ang Mo Kio Ind Park 2, Singapore 569501 Rice For All, presented by Daikin in support of The Food Bank Singapore

St. Andrew's Community Hospital - Bringing Hope and Light

by St. Andrew's Community Hospital for St. Andrew's Mission Hospital

Support Us in Our Mission of Care! St. Andrew's Community Hospital (SACH) provides additional financial assistance on top of government subsidies to our patients facing challenges financially. Your gift sustains our provision of care for the communities we served. Every donation matters as your generosity will help make our inpatient and community-based services affordable and accessible. Daughter of Mr. Tan, our late palliative care patient shared, “The blessed journey of our late Papa, Mr. Tan, began when he was diagnosed with advanced stage cancer. Admitted to SACH, Papa lived his days to the fullest under the auspices of a gentle, caring environment. SACH Violet Ward became Papa's second home. At SACH, he celebrated a fulfilled last lap of life with our family and the Palliative Care Team. He was overjoyed when he received a haircut for the Lunar New Year from Getai celebrity, Ms. Liu Ling Ling, who volunteers with SACH. He also enjoyed a beautiful family reunion dinner and surprise birthday celebrations at SACH which were planned by our family and the Care Team. I am grateful for the quality time with Papa. Without an empathetic Care Team which thoughtfully cared for Papa with the highest degree of dignity and respect, this would not have been possible.” Be Our Patients' Lifeline to Quality Care, Give to SACH today!

Give to Youths in rehab // SAY NO TO DRUGS!

by Youth Guidance Outreach Services

Our youth clients at the CRC regularly undergo a variety of programmes aimed at stemming their drug abuse habits and reintegrating them back into society. You can make a difference by providing for their basic needs during the course of their journey to break their dependency on drugs through rehabilitation as well as the after-care provided by YGOS, where the expenses incurred are borne by us. We want our youths to resist drugs and to be able to reintegrate into society with ample support. The journey is often long and fraught with uncertainties, especially those who go home to fragile families affected by the pandemic. We appeal to you to give generously, knowing that your contribution will go a long way in helping these youths be loving and admirable members of society. All donations will be eligible for 250% tax exemption. Treatment options include: -Psychosocial interventions -Support to improve community reintegration: helping youths overcoming misuse or addiction problems to re-enter their local community -Access to residential rehabilitation -Peer education and support programmes -Counselling services -Evidence-based structured intervention programmes, including group work and one-to-one sessions -Outreach and engagement -Structured interventions (groupwork) -Support to improve housing, employment status -Whole family approach -Recovery accommodation and housing support -Aftercare support and recovery networks Thank you for your kind support!!

Heart for Families

by Woodlands Social Centre

Have a heart for families in need! Giving to children and their families provides meals, groceries, financial assistance, counselling, tuition, essential home improvement, and other services to those under the care of Woodlands Social Centre (WSC). Your dollars are doubled! All donations up to $250,000 will be matched 1-1 through the government's Enhanced Fundraising Program. You are helping families out of the poverty cycle so their children can build a better future for themselves! Thank you for joining us in this journey alongside struggling families, children and elderly who need your support and helping hand. Your giving and volunteering make a great difference to them and to us!