How Your Donation Makes a Difference
$50
Your generous donation of $50 will help defray the average cost of one-way ambulance ride for a chronic sick patient's TCU treatment.
$100
Your generous donation of $100 can provide 2 weeks supply of diapers for a chronic sick patient.
$150
Your generous donation of $150 can provide one month's supply of milk feed for a resident on tube-feeding.
$200
Your generous donation of $200 can provide one-month supply of diapers for a chronic sick patient.
About Campaign
ends 31 Aug 2020, 11:59 PMFund-raising programmes to get top-ups from latest Budget amid declining donations.
Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Heng Swee Keat said during his speech on the fourth Budget for this year, that the Tote Board's Enhanced Fund-Raising Programme will get an additional $100 million on top of the $70 million it had already set aside."
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This means that Ren Ci Hospital will receive dollar-for-dollar matching from the Enhanced Fundraising Programme. Every dollar you donate will help bring in twice more funds to support our vulnerable seniors. Help us NOW to reach the $50,000 target!
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Ren Ci joins other healthcare organisations in the intermediate and long-term care sector to ensure that we protect the vulnerable seniors with additional precautionary measures in place during this unprecedented time. This has led to an increase in our expenditure.
We are thankful for the community support we have received thus far and we continue to appeal for your support to help us in the provision of quality care for our needy elderly. No amount is too small and your compassion and philanthropic spirit will certainly be a beacon of hope to the less fortunate amongst our patients.
We look forward to your generous support. Together, we will overcome!
About the Charity
The roots of Ren Ci traced back to 1994 with the primary mission of providing affordable medical, nursing and rehabilitative care services for the community, living to its name of "compassion" and "benevolence". This is driven by the principle of serving all with loving kindness and compassion, regardless of background, race and religion.
Most of the long-staying residents in our nursing homes come from low income families, while some are destitute. Suffering from multiple chronic medical conditions, their long-term healthcare needs have been draining them financially. While majority of the patients are either wheelchair bound or bedridden, they still long to return to their loved ones someday.
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