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Singapore's leading soup kitchen charity organisation, delivering free meals and other support services to the needy and marginalised. Get involved by volunteering or donating today!
Established in 2003 by Tony Tay and his Catholic friends, Willing Hearts started by distributing unsold bread to homeless people. Thanks to strong continual volunteers and donors support, we've grown into a recognized Institution of Public Character (IPC) charity with extensive outreach programs.
Other Ways to Donate. PayNow to UEN: 202228129C (screenshot donation advice and email to accounts@willinghearts.org.sg for receipt). Internet Transfer – Willing Hearts CLG Ltd. Bank Code: 7375 (UOB); Branch Code: 493 (Waterway Point Branch) A/C No: 420-320-531-1; Swift Code for overseas remittance: uovbsgsg (screenshot donation advice and email to accounts@willinghearts.org.sg for receipt)
May 12, 2022 · Now, the charity will be able to cook up to 15,000 meals a day - or 4,000 more than before - with the opening of its new soup kitchen in Joo Chiat. The new kitchen is about the size of three four...
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Willing Hearts CLG Ltd., Singapore. 33,633 likes · 40 talking about this · 15,449 were here. Willing Hearts operates a soup kitchen in Singapore, feeding over 10,000 beneficiaries daily
Willing Hearts | 1,062 followers on LinkedIn. Operates a kitchen that cooks and distributes about 6,500 daily meals to over 40 locations island wide, 365 days a year. | A secular,...
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Nov 16, 2020 · Willing Hearts is one of Singapore's most prolific charity kitchens that prepares and distributes thousands of meals daily to needy people in Singapore. Soup...
Jul 30, 2017 · SINGAPORE - The founder of soup kitchen Willing Hearts has become the third Singaporean to receive Philippine's Magsaysay awards, after two pioneer ministers here.
