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Receive a copy of the "The Hope-Filled Art of Martin See Tho" art book (Amount eligible for tax deduction is $21)
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Receive up to two copies of the "The Hope-Filled Art of Martin See Tho" art book
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Receive up to three copies of the "The Hope-Filled Art of Martin See Tho" art book
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Receive up to four copies of the "The Hope-Filled Art of Martin See Tho" art book
About Campaign
ends 30 Nov 2021, 11:59 PMDespite it all, Martin learnt digital painting in 2005 and won his recognition as a Singapore Signature Digital Artist when he had his first solo art exhibition in 2007. At the heart of Martin's dynamic, bold and inspiring digital art pieces lay the notions of love and compassion - the unwavering pillars of strength that rejuvenated and anchored his purpose of existence despite the storms in his life.
This book is Martin's poignant, intensely moving testimony of living life to the fullest till the very last moment visualised by his Art. It is a compilation of hope, optimism and immeasurable grit, made possible only by the sheer and unflinching love and conviction of a wife, caregiver, and soulmate, Sandra Choo.
Proceeds go towards NNI Fund (part of SingHealth Fund, UEN No. 201624016E) for Patient Care, Research, Education and other unmet needs.
If you are keen to place a bid in an online silent auction for 2 of Mr Martin's art pieces, please visit: tinyurl.com/MSTAuction
About the Charity
Transform Lives. Improve Care.
National Neuroscience Institute (NNI) cares for close to 80% of patients seen in Singapore's public healthcare sector for conditions affecting the brain, spine, nerves and muscles. These conditions change people's lives forever. Some patients lose control of their body functions. Others suffer memory loss. Eventually, many lose both.
The World Health Organisation predicts that by 2040, neurodegenerative diseases such as dementia and Parkinson's disease will overtake cancer to become the second leading cause of death after cardiovascular disease.* We need your help to stop these diseases from shattering more lives.
Together, we can do more by enhancing care treatments and supporting patients in financial need, accelerating medical research discoveries, advancing medical training for healthcare professionals and other unmet needs - to offer our patients hope in their fight to live.
The NNI Fund is part of SingHealth Fund, an Institution of Public Character (UEN No. 201624016E).
*Neurological and Sense Disorders Taskforce. (2017). Neurological Sense Disorders Taskforce Report (p.2). National Medical Research Council Singapore. Retrieved from https://www.nmrc.gov.sg/docs/default-source/about-us-library/nstf-summary-report.pdf
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