Giving Tuesdays at Playeum for Children with Disabilities

by Playeum Ltd

Giving Tuesdays is a weekly play-based programme that takes place every Tuesday afternoon for children with varying disabilities. Little is known on how play supports children with a disability in terms of the development of executive and 21st century skills. Understanding what children can do through play is a process of discovery and Giving Tuesdays provides the opportunity for further exploration and observation on this. The Centre remains open to all other children at the same time to promote the spirit and importance of inclusiveness. For children with varying disabilities and their families, admission is supported by donations and the doors are open free for them. Currently, we have over 10 families who come regularly for the programme where they engage in different forms of artful play - painting, role-playing, tinkering and more. Through different activities, they have been able to express their creative potential, develop crucial skills such as communication and collaboration, and form new meaningful relationships. Giving Tuesdays has now become a weekly activity that they look forward to where they enjoy dedicated playtime with their family members and new friends, for the two hours or more that they are here for. We are also witnessing how parents of these families are gradually forming a community, as they interact and share relatable experiences. We are seeking for more donations to support more families to be part of Giving Tuesdays.

Golf for Charity 2019

by Caritas Singapore Community Council - The Caritas Singapore Agape Fund

We seek your support for our annual Caritas Singapore Golf for Charity fundraising golf tournament. Caritas Singapore, the official social and community arm of the Catholic Church in Singapore is organising Golf for Charity 2019 for the eleventh year to raise funds to support the work of Caritas Singapore and the Catholic charities and organisations under our umbrella. The funds received enable these groups to continue their work in serving over 50,000 of our less fortunate brothers and sisters through the many service programmes and assistance that they provide. No contribution is too small. We will be most grateful if you could support this golf for charity event either by taking up a flight or/and a sponsorship. We will provide your company with the benefits that are accorded to our Sponsors. We also welcome your outright donations or/and joining us for dinner. All donations are eligible for 2.5 times tax deduction, in accordance to IRAS regulations. For Sponsorship and Donation form on the event, please do not hesitate to contact us at [email protected] or call Pamela at 6338 3448 if you need any further clarifications. Thank you for your support!

CAS Annual Vaccination Drive 2019

by Causes For Animals (Singapore) Limited

HELP 1000 SINGAPORE'S STRAY AND SHELTER ANIMALS RECEIVE A VACCINATION THIS YEAR Vaccination is a $18-a-pop solution that keeps each vaccinated animals healthy for the next 365 days. During that time, they are kept immunized against infectious, deadly diseases like distemper and parvovirus. The $18 cost also includes dewormer for each individual animal, ensuring none die eaten out from the inside by hookworms. Vaccinating every dog, cat & rabbit is a logistical nightmare and a time-consuming process for just one organization alone. That's why this year, Causes for Animals (Singapore) are banding together with other shelters for the Singapore AWG Annual Vaccination Drive 2019. Together with various vets, CAS will be providing vaccinations to 1000 animals from 14 animal welfare groups. THE MORE VACCINES WE ARE ALBE TO PURCHASE, THE MORE VACCINES WE CAN GIVE. THE MORE LIVES WE CAN SAVE.

Help the Sick and Old Animals Live Meaningful Lives

by Animal Lovers League

Dear ALL Supporters, Our gratitude to you for faithfully following us all these years and your generosity to our rescued animals without which we wouldn't be. We would not have had to appeal for help repeatedly if we have had the hardness of hearts to euthanise the old and sick ones but we couldn't and could only hope and pray you will continue to support our "No-Kill" Policy. We are providing refuge and a second chance to many of them for they have no place in our society and environment for reasons aplenty. Animal Lovers League Shelter will not cease to exist with your continued support. Please continue to support us through this journey to let them have their right to live.

In Memory of Tianna Hensi

by Ezhili Susai for KKH Health Fund

Dear Friends, In loving memory of our child 'Tianna Hensi' who left us in 2012 due to critical illness, we started this campaign to support babies and children who are suffering and need support in KK Hospital Singapore. Every dollar counts! We lift a little burden out of the children and the familes. Support this campaign, we will be supporting a child with our little contribution. Thanks Stephen & Ezhili About KKH Health Fund Here at KK Women's and Children's Hospital, we believe that every woman and child deserves good health. The KKH Health Fund (KKHHF) raises funds to help needy patients, who very often have exhausted all options and are in need of financial assistance, for their medical expenses. The fund also supports education, research and disease prevention programmes targeted at improving women's and children's health. As KKHHF is totally dependent on donations, on behalf of the patients, we thank the generous donors who have literally saved lives by enabling the fund to continue with its work of giving financial support to needy patients. You can be a part of this life-saving cause; we appeal to you for your kind and generous support*. *All donations received are managed by SingHealth Fund (SHF), an institution of Public Character (UEN 201624016E). Donations must be received by Giving.sg for processing by 31 Dece

Help Astrid Walk Again

by Save Our Street Dogs

It's been 3 months since little Astrid was found at a construction site with severe injuries. Her bones were broken and protruded out of her skin. She would've died if we had been a few hours late in rescuing her. She was referred to an emergency clinic who specializes in treating cases like Astrid's. We were hopeful that Astrid would not only survive - the vets had recommended several complicated surgeries, in hopes to not only save her life, but also save both the legs that she had broken. The last 3 months has been gruelling, with some good days and some bad days. Some days it had seemed like amputation of one of the legs was necessary, but the vets had pressed on with treatment, in hopes of giving Astrid the best quality of life in future. With such horrendous injuries, infection was something that had to be manage carefully. Just as she's getting better on her legs on some days, another surgery was necessary to remove the plates to reduce the risk of infection. Due to the complexity of the treatment, Astrid had to be warded at the hospital this entire time. It's a huge sum of money, but we know it will be worth it, the day Astrid recovers fully and is able to walk comfortably on all fours without needing assistance. Astrid is just 9 months old, and has already been to the brink of death and back. This wouldn't have been possible if not for you, our amazing supporters. We would like to appeal for your help once more, so that we're able to pay for her medical bills.

Celebrating 66th Anniversary of Prison Ministry in Singapore

by Seventy Times Seven (formerly known as Life Anew!)

Get involved in our biggest event of the year! Join us at our 66th anniversary gala dinner on 28 August 2019. Proceeds from the gala dinner will allow us to continue our outreach to about 1100 inmates weekly, as well as provide financial, emotional and educational support to their families. Every $750 donated will help us to support and practically assist one beneficiary (whether an inmate, ex-offender or a member of their family) for one year. Please mark your calendar, and RSVP to sponsor a table here tinyurl.com/y37lgqtb Wednesday 28 August 2019 Gala Dinner at Singapore Marriott Tang Plaza Hotel 320 Orchard Rd, Singapore 238865 Donating is simple and secure. The money will directly go to Prison Fellowship Singapore. For more info on our work, please visit www.pfs.org.sg

Why I never tell my son. . you can . . . create a double impact now . .

by Christian Outreach to the Handicapped

He can't say these words to his dear son. "If many people care for you, one of them would be me, if only one person cares for you that would be me again, if no one cares for you that means I am not in this world. I CAN'T ASK YOU, MY DEAR, TO TAKE CARE OF YOURSELF, cause you can't sweetheart". You can make a difference by helping us. Your Dollar-for-Dollar. HOW IT WORKS? Between April 1 2019 to March 31 2020, BCF (Bicentennial Community Fund) will offer dollar-for-dollar matching for donations to Christian Outreach to the Handicapped (COH) up to a cap of $400,000.00 BCF matching apply to donations received through all payment modes including cash, cheque, e-payments. We need your generous donation for this Double IMPACT. . Support COH generously. Let us say to these parent, we will take care of your sweetheart. In addition to BCF, donors can continue to enjoy 250% tax deduction for qualifying donations made to us. This announcement was made by Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Grace Fu on Saturday (March 30) Ms Grace Fu added that nurturing a culture of care requires a collective effort from everyone. She said: "We are here today because of our forefathers. They have made sacrifices and helped one another regardless of race, language or religion, to make a better life for themselves and their children. Extracted Articles dated 30 March 2019 The Straits Time- $200m Bicentennial Community Fund to be used to match donations to IPCs.

TTSH Charity Heritage Walk 2019: Tan Tock Seng's Journey

by TTSH Community Fund

TTSH Charity Heritage Walk 2019: Tan Tock Seng's Journey is TTSH Community Fund's inaugural heritage walk for charity. This event commemorate the hospital's 175th Anniversary and 200 years of Singapore story. The walk has been endorsed by the Singapore Bicentennial Office as part of the Singapore's Bicentennial Commemoration. Beyond nostalgia, this walk also aim to raise funds for TTSH Community Fund. You can support us by one or more of the following ways: 1. Participate in TTSH Charity Heritage Walk 2019; 2. Donate to TTSH Community Fund; 3. Fundraise for TTSH Community Fund; 4. Spread the word to your family and friends. About the walk: In 1844, Mr Tan Tock Seng donated 7,000 Spanish dollars to build the Pauper's Hospital at Pearl's Hill. Through various heritage sites along the trail starting from Pearl's Hill to present day TTSH at Novena, participants will learn about Mr Tan's life and his contributions to early Singapore. We hope to bring greater awareness of Singapore's rich history and how early merchants who made good also made great efforts to better the lives of our forefathers, who were in turn able to contribute to Singapore today. For more information, visit us at www.ttsh.com.sg/TTSHCharityHeritageWalk2019 or contact us at 6357 2500 and/or [email protected] . Follow us at https://www.facebook.com/events/666416373740860/ for the latest event updates.

ADOPT A BEAR IN SUPPORT OF MEDICAL STUDENTS IN NEED

by SMA CHARITY FUND

Support Medical Students in need by adopting a bear. For every $60 donated, receive an exclusive bear in a doctor's attire and for every $1,000 donated, receive a limited edition set of 5 bears in various doctor's attires. We have only 100 sets of the limited edition set of 5 bears. Donate now in support of medical students in financial need and receive a lovely bear as a token of our appreciation. In addition, every dollar you donate will be matched dollar for dollar by the Bicentennial Community Fund! Bears will only be available for delivery to you in mid June. Thank you for your support!

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