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Donate To Singapore Children’s Society. Your donation to our charity will come a long way to build a better future for the children, youth and families in need. Every contribution you give, big or small, will make a difference in the lives of our beneficiaries. Singapore Children’s Society is an approved Institution of a Public Character (IPC).
- Blessings in A Bag
- Dignity Mama
- It’Srainingraincoats
- The Humanitarian Organisation of Migrant Economics
- Pass-It-On
- The Food Bank Singapore
- Minds Shop
- Room to Read
- Babes Pregnancy Crisis Support
- Salvation Army Singapore
Where: Blessings in a Bag is a community organisation powered by youth for youth, providing the necessary resources to help children and youth in Singapore grow into resilient, compassionate and emotionally intelligent individuals. It partners with social service groups to connect people with the needy, collecting donations and used goods for use i...
Where: Dignity Mama aims to enable and empower young adults with disabilities by providing them with vocational opportunities. Its micro-enterprise model provides caregivers and differently-abled individuals with the ability to start small businesses through a steady supply of zero-cost products like second-hand books. What: Donate children’s books...
Where: ItsRainingRaincoats (IRR) is an initiative that aims to improve the lives of migrant workers in Singapore and runs a variety of initiatives throughout the year to do just that. Alongside monetary donations, they also accept in-kind donations of various items, from clothing to luggage and electronics. What: Lots of items! Check out the site b...
Where: The Humanitarian Organisation of Migrant Economics (HOME) is an anti-trafficking body that aims to celebrate and protect a migrant worker’s dignity and rights. With about 1.4 million migrant workers in Singapore, HOME has helped countless migrants, some of whom have been victims of human trafficking or forced labour. HOME also provides shelt...
Where: Pass-It-On is a non-profit project started by Central Singapore CDC and managed by the Helping Hand. It seeks to act as a web platform for the distribution of unwanted yet useful items like medical aids and furniture. It connects the public to Voluntary Welfare Organizations (VWOs), which in turn, can request items on the “Wish List”. What: ...
Where: The Food Bank is a place for companies and people to deposit or donate food for those in need. Founded by two passionate people with a determination to fight hunger and reduce food wastage, Food Bank supplies its beneficiaries with food items via its network of partners, including voluntary welfare organisations (VWOs), soup kitchens and cha...
Where: The Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore (MINDS) aims to empower persons with intellectual disabilities and help them participate as fully as possible in society. MINDS Shop Plus stocks a range of carefully selected furniture, clothes and collectables, and houseware. It also acts as a great avenue for the intellectually disa...
Where: Room to Read started in Nepal and now has chapters in more than 20 countries around the world. Its programmes have benefited more than 23 million children so far, and the organisation hopes to promote literacy and gender equality in education. What: The Singapore chapter of Room to Read hosts book swaps from time to time. Be sure to keep you...
Where: In a society where teen mums can sometimes be marginalised, Babes Crisis Pregnancy Support lends a helping hand to pregnant teenagers (21 and below) who need support in making an informed decision when it comes to their pregnancy. What: Monetary donations will go to providing formula milk for babies, diapers, medical checkups, and skill work...
Where: One of the more well-known charities in Singapore to donate to, the Salvation Army is great for hunting vintage knick-knacks and furniture. Committed to lending a helping hand to the underprivileged, there are programs to reach out to different aspects of the community like the elderly, families and children in need of care and protection. W...
- Donate Shopee coins to support children with critical illnesses. One of the most charitable moves you can make is probably to turn a child’s dream into reality.
- Get your gifts wrapped by Love For A Dollar volunteers. Don’t settle for an average wrap job. Instead, take it up a notch and bring the fam’s Christmas prezzies to the charitable gift-wrapping booth at City Square Mall.
- Donate $20 to receive a knot bag illustrated by cancer survivors. During an Art Therapy session, the cancer survivors at Singapore Cancer Society (SCS) have designed reversible festive knot bags for the holiday season.
- Raise funds for underprivileged families. In December 2023, donors have the opportunity to contribute cash donations to support the beneficiaries under Care Community Services Society (CCSS).
Discover ways to give to charity & make a difference with The Salvation Army Singapore. Your donation, be it time or money, can transform lives & bring hope to the needy.
When you donate to the Singapore Red Cross, you are sending help and hope to the most vulnerable – elderly persons who live on their own; persons with severe disabilities; and families-in-need. All donations would be channelled towards Singapore Red Cross’ local humanitarian work and are eligible for 2.5x tax deduction (unless stated ...
