How Your Donation Makes a Difference
$50
Thank you for donating $50 dollars. $50 would mean providing approximately 25 meals to guest workers in times of need.
$500
Thank you for donating $500. $500 would mean providing approximately 250 meals to guest workers in times of need.
$1,000
Thank you for donating $1,000. $1,000 would mean providing approximately 500 meals to guest workers in times of need.
$5,000
Thank you for donating $5,000. $5,000 would mean providing approximately 2,500 meals to guest workers in times of need.
About Campaign
ends 30 Jun 2020, 11:59 PMGoing forward, we still appeal for your continued support as the Circuit Breaker period has been extended to 1 June 2020. Additional funds are needed to cover and provide meals for the next 32 days (i.e. 32 days x $3 x 2 meals x 10,000 workers = $1.92M.)
The cost per meal has increased from $2 to $3-$5 on average due to price surge and increased demand. The provision of early morning meals for Muslim guest workers during the Ramadan period has also induced the increase of costs.
On top of the daily Care Meals, we also aim to reach more guest workers across an estimated 260 FCDs with essentials items and hygiene products. Thus, please allow us to utilise any excess funds to provide them with holistic care, ex gratia or small allowance, medical and/or mental health assistance. Your generous giving will impact thousands of lives.
We are thankful for our partnership with the Ministry of Manpower and Migrant Workers Centre for engaging us to supply food and essentials to the guest workers. With their invaluable assistance, we have been able to gain access to these dormitories.
Visit www.hia.sg/guestworkers for more information.
About the Charity
Hope Initiative Alliance is an award-winning, inter-racial, interreligious, and intercultural charity organisation that aims to provide holistic care for vulnerable and marginalised communities.
As an aggregator of support and services amongst our network of hundreds of partners and associates, HIA partners with over 100 social service organisations, civil society organisations, corporations and government agencies to mobilise resources in a sustainable manner, with the aim to eradicate social inequalities across various facets of society.
Currently, HIA has formed various movements that reach out to the migrant workers, migrant domestic workers, homeless individuals and rough sleepers, the vulnerable in the community (such as the elderly), young children, and interfaith youths.
In 2020, for our contributions to society amidst the Covid-19 Pandemic, HIA received the President's Volunteerism and Philanthropy Award (PVPA) from Madam President Halimah Yacob for the Organisation of Good category.
For more information, visit hia.sg, agwo.sg and adeo.sg