How Your Donation Makes a Difference
$30
Your contribution has helped a child with dyslexia learn. Thank you!
$150
Your contribution has helped a child with dyslexia learn. Thank you!
$300
Your contribution has helped a child with dyslexia learn. Thank you!
$3,000
Your contribution has helped a child with dyslexia learn. Thank you!
Our Campaign Story
ends 29 Nov 2022, 11:59 PMHello! We are a group of students from St. Joseph Institution who aspire to be "Vanguards" (Prima Signa, in latin) in creating positive changes in our society.
It is concerning that many still don't really understand what it means to be dyslexic despite its prevalence. No one should be left behind. Thus, we aim to help make society more inclusive towards dyslexic youth by enabling more people to empathise with dyslexic youth and debunking stereotypes often associated with dyslexic youth. So support our campaign and let us create a difference together!
About Campaign
DAS needs up to $2 million dollars a year to support our students from low-income families who dearly need interventions for their bursary support. Dyslexia is a lifelong condition that affects reading, writing, organisation and time management. In 2022, as we enter the year of the Tiger we would like to boldly begin our fundraising activities and achieve the goal of $300,000 The campaign: 'Support Children with Dyslexia! #embracedyslexia' aims to not only raise $300,000 on giving.sg to meet our fundraising goals but to create awareness of the situations families face as well.
About The Charity
In our efforts to continuously provide and improve our professional services to dyslexics in Singapore, we rely heavily on public donations to sustain our daily operations. DAS provides more than $2 million in bursaries every year and this figure is rising. Without support from the generous people and organisations of Singapore, this support would not be possible. Please donate to DAS.
Donations received will go directly to the bursary fund for low-income families to access our services.
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