Over the past 60 years, Eastern Pacific Shipping has grown to be a leading tonnage provider. Our success is attributed to our people, partners, and the communities where we operate. To show our gratitude, we created the EPS Cares Initiative, a corporate social responsibility programme that supports people and communities through donations, fundraising, and volunteer work.

This year we are hosting our annual EPS Around the World fundraiser to raise funds to benefit a most deserving charity, The Mission to Seafarers - a global charity that provides essential support to the people who are the backbone of the maritime industry.

To provide Mission to Seafarers with the required funds to operate, we have organised a fundraiser that will see our sea and shore teams attempt to walk, run, or cycle 100,000 kilometres collectively!

This fundraiser has been approved by the Singapore Tote Board and qualifies for the dollar to dollar matching scheme under the SG Fortitude Budget for up to S$250,000 But we need your help! Companies and individuals looking to support our fundraiser are encouraged to use this campaign to donate to Mission to Seafarers. Any amount is appreciated and will make a difference!

Also, you can help by contributing to our kilometer goal by joining our EPS Strava Clubs!

EPS Walk/Run https://bit.ly/3nj2pY8
EPS Cycle https://bit.ly/3rb9b3h

Founded in 1856, The Mission to Seafarers is the world's largest international Christian Maritime welfare charity with teams in 200 ports across 8 regions, in over 50 countries.

With our Patron, Her Majesty, The Queen, and our President Her Royal Highness Princess Anne, The Mission to Seafarers offer help and support to merchant seafarers.

Through its 115 centres and volunteers, The Mission to Seafarers provides communications, stores, transport services, free advice and publications for seafarers as well as help in maritime emergencies.

Objectives of the Society shall be to provide a Christian ministry of spiritual and pastoral care and in so doing provide for an promote the spiritual, moral and social welfare of seafarers of all creeds and nationalities. In pursuance of this object, the Society will use every means consistent with the principles and received practice of the Anglican Communion.