NEXT STAGE T.H.E Europe Tour

by T.H.E Dance Company Ltd.

Project "Next Stage" Support T.H.E's Europe Tour in 2019! 2019 is a crucial year for the international development of T.H.E Dance Company. We can now announce that "Invisibles Habitudes" has been invited to 5 European Festivals*, with 2 more venues pending confirmation. The tour line-up for "Mr. Sign" will be announced later this year. It is our pleasure and privilege to showcase the charm of local art on larger, international stages. At the same time, it represents a financial challenge that will require us to gather an extraordinary amount of support. We need your generous donation and all forms of aid to enable our dancers, designers and production team to complete these tours at the highest levels of professionalism and artistic quality. Your help will go towards covering the costs of our living expenses, regional transport, and the logistic requirements of mounting this work. To complement this fundraising note, Project Next Stage will comprise of a series of studio showings and other surprise events that are carefully curated to ensure that you will encounter different, delightful facets of T.H.E. Join us in breaking new grounds. Tour Schedule: 1. 8 June 2019: LAIKS DEJOT Festival, Riga, Latvia 2. 16 - 17 June 2019: International Dance Theatre Festival ZAWIROWANIA, Warsaw, Poland 3. 22 June 2019: INTEATRO Festival, Polverigi, Italy 4. 30 June 2019: CROSS Festival, Verbania, Italy 5. 6 July 2019: Florence Dance & Performing Arts Festival, Florence, Italy

Down Memory Lane 7 Charity Dinner

by Caritas Singapore Community Council - The Caritas Singapore Agape Fund

Down Memory Lane (DML) is Caritas Singapore's annual fundraising 'retro-fabulous' dinner. Every year, DML is especially designed to re-ignite and re-create the 70s and 80s; filling the halls with nostalgic pop-rock music that moved that generation. DML7 is our fundraising dinner in 2019 to raise funds to support the work of Caritas Singapore and our 27 member organisations who serve the vulnerable and marginalised in our community regardless of race, religion or nationality. Chill with us on Saturday, 2 March 2019 at One Farrer Hotel! Buy a table for 10 and fill it with your groovy friends! For reservations and enquiries, please contact: [email protected]

Astrid Needs Your Help

by [email protected] for Save Our Street Dogs

On 3 Feb, little 5 months old Astrid, sister of Aden, Alicia and Alexi was found by the workers at Sembcorp Marine in a critical state. She was found lying in a pool of blood, with both her right front and hind legs crushed by some machinery! It was the worst accident case we had seen in a long time! She was immediately evacuated to United Vets but her injuries were so severe that she had to be moved to another vet which specialized in bone repair. Initial report assessed her to be suffering from multiple fractures, crashed bones and exposed flesh with severe muscle tear. The toes on her hind leg were crushed beyond repair and will have to be amputated. Her blood test results showed that there was an increase in white blood cell count indicating the onset of infection and inflammation. Platelet count was also lower than normal. Multiple surgeries will have to be done on both her front and hind legs if she is to have any chance of ever regaining the use of both her legs or even 1 of her legs. Even with the surgeries, her recovery will take a long time and she will be bedridden during this time. Little Astrid doesn't understand what is going on but she knows that she cannot walk now and is totally dependant on the kind-hearted people that are trying to make the pain go away. Her surgeries and medical bill is estimated to be $15,000. We are now appealing to all kind souls to help give Astrid a chance to walk again!

Donate to SAM and Enjoy a Portrait Session with Russel Wong

by Singapore Art Museum

The Singapore Art Museum will be undergoing redevelopment of its buildings to create an iconic museum space for contemporary art in Singapore. Part of this major undertaking is the conservation and preservation of the buildings' heritage architecture, thoughtfully blending the old and the new. We invite you to contribute to SAM's capital fundraising campaign and enjoy an exclusive portrait session* with celebrity photographer Russel Wong within SAM's beautiful buildings. These special portrait sessions are unique commemorative occasions specifically created to capture treasured memories in SAM as keepsakes for our patrons before the buildings are significantly transformed over the next few years. Donations begin at $10,000 and all proceeds will support the redevelopment efforts to create public spaces and new art spaces where everyone can enjoy, experience and engage with contemporary art. For more information, please contact [email protected] or 6697 9740.

#1 on the List of Bad Ideas: Running the Tokyo Marathon

by Barry McVeigh for Parkinson Society Singapore

Hi Everyone, As some of you may know, I entered the lottery for the Tokyo marathon last year and was one of the lucky(?) few to win a place for the race on March 3, 2019. My training has been slow and steady, but I need an extra incentive to go through the inevitable pain on the day. Money talks and raising funds for a good cause will help me finish the race. All money raised will be going to the Parkinson Society of Singapore, a great cause, so please dig deep to help me help them. Thanks in advance! Barry

Help 8 Residents Raise 100k for the Home. Do continue to donate towards 5 mil needed.

by St. John's Home For Elderly Persons

/A BIG THANK YOU to all donors who enabled us to hit our targeted $100K! To complete the project, we still need $5 million more. Do kindly continue to spread the word and support./ We are a team of eight residents, aged 66 to 90, from St. John's Home For Elderly Persons which is located at 69 Wan Tho Ave. We took up the challenge of helping our Home raise $100,000, as part of the funds to build our new Home. Though not savvy in digital media, we shot this video entirely on our own using mobile phone! Please take 3 minutes to check out the video and support our effort to raise funds for our new Home by donating generously. Our Home needs to raise about a total of another $5 Million for our new building project! (St John's Home for Elderly Persons has occupied 69 Wan Tho Avenue since the beginning. The lease on the land expired on 31 Dec 2015. We are very grateful to be able to secure a fresh 30-year lease beginning on 1 January 2016 for 3,300sqm, a part of the 12,000sqm of land we have long occupied. Thanks to the support of many well wishers, we are on our way to building a new Home to care for existing and new residents. We will have the Groundbreaking Ceremony on 1 Sep 2018 and our new Home is slated to be ready by end 2020).

Ang Pow for our Children

by Singapore Children's Society

Children in their teenage years tend to be easily distracted and fall into bad company if they are misguided by their peers. It is also the period where they need due attention from their parents or caregivers. Failing to do so might result in them seeking validation from their peers, the Internet or even strangers. Not only is it dangerous, it places them at a risk of delinquency. The well-being of our children is the utmost priority here at Singapore Children's Society. An array of programmes and services carried out in our 4 children and youth drop-in centres are designed to engage our children and youth to prevent them from delinquency. Some of the programmes are in the areas of sports, arts, music and even cooking! Our counsellors and social workers are trained to acquire the right skills to connect with our beneficiaries as well. To date, we have 12 service centres across the island, offering programmes and services for children, youth and families in need. Find out more here: www.childrensociety.org.sg/our-centres At the end of the day, we want our children to return home to their loved ones, safe and enriched. This is especially so, during the Lunar New Year, where family ties are strengthened. It is not possible for Children's Society to sustain our programmes and services for our beneficiaries without your donations. It's our effort, and your part to make it happen! Support our work today. #bethedifference

The Loitering Cyclist's Friends For A Good Cause

by Vivek Chatrath for Social Health Growth Ltd

We friends are gathering together to help those in need lead better lives and hope that in return they give back to those in need.

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: http://www.nuh.com.sg/ktp-nucmi/outreach/financial-support.html

School Top-Up Fund (TUF Scheme)

by LEMBAGA BIASISWA KENANGAN MAULUD

SERVING TRANSPORT NEEDS OF STUDENTS LBKM appeals to your kindness to Top Up a child's ezlink card by sponsoring the cost of a concession pass for one school year. Through our network of bursary recipients, LBKM aims to ensure that students in need also have the means to go to school. By doing so, students will be able to use their meal vouchers for food, and also prevents absenteeism. To give you an example, each student under the Financial Assistance Scheme receives $10 for transport every month, which is insufficient as $10 often depletes quickly. By purchasing a concession pass, this will ensure that funds are solely being used for transport and also gives them them security that even in tough times, they will be able to get to school which is often a safe haven. A concession pass for secondary school students per month costs $25 for MRT, and $27.50 for bus. We are seeking donations of $210 and above (which will top up the existing FA transport subsidy and support 1 student through the year), and will allocate the relevant amount according to transport needs. Any balance (for example, if a student only requires MRT assistance) will remain in the fund for other ancillary Top Up purposes, such as urgent requests for adhoc help with school related enrichment activities. Our goal is to support 50 students in 2019.

NCIS Cancer Fund

by NUHS Fund Limited

Managed by NUHS Fund Limited, the National University Cancer Institute, Singapore (NCIS) Cancer Fund funds - needy cancer patients, cancer research and the education and training of healthcare professionals. The NCIS' Cancer Fund's Objectives: - To assist patients who are in financial need - To assist in the funding of relevant research in common cancers - To assist in the development of services that will enhance cancer care in Singapore - To help staff keep abreast of the advances in cancer management For more information: http://www.ncis.com.sg