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Tote Board is a statutory board that distributes gaming revenue from Singapore Pools, Singapore Turf Club and casino entry levy to support social and charitable projects. Learn more about its mission, vision, grants and stories.
- Grants
Tote Board works with our partners from diverse sectors to...
- Careers
Since 1988 Tote Board has funded over $10 billion in...
- Publications
Annual Report for financial year ending 31 March 2022....
- Press Room
The Minister for Finance has re-appointed A/Prof Ang Seng...
- Enhanced Fund-Raising Programme
To build a resilient and future-ready non-profit ecosystem,...
- Contact
Tote Board 210 Middle Road #06-01 Singapore 188994. Tel: +65...
- Who We Are
Established on 1 January 1988, Tote Board is a statutory...
- FAQs
Tote Board oversees the efficient and effective operations...
- Grants
Tote Board is a grantmaking organisation that uses funds from Singapore Pools, Singapore Turf Club and casino entry levy to support worthy causes in the community. Learn about its vision, mission, values, history and organisation structure.
Tote Board provides grants for impactful projects that uplift the community and improve lives in Singapore. Find out more about the grant categories, eligibility, application process and partners.
Tote Board channels the gaming revenue of Pools and STC, together with the casino entry levy, to support and fund worthy causes towards Giving Hope and Improving Lives.
Tote Board supports diverse projects in arts, community, education, health, social service and sports in Singapore. It also operates Singapore Pools and Singapore Turf Club, and ensures legal and safe gaming and racing.
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Apr 18, 2020 · SINGAPORE - The Tote Board has said it is doubling its funding contributions for its Enhanced Fund-Raising Programme (EFR) for a year. It said on Friday (April 17) that it was also expanding...
Donations through Tote Board. As a fully-owned subsidiary of the Tote Board, all surplus generated from Singapore Pools’ operations are channelled to our parent for the funding of worthy causes in the arts, community development, charity, education, health and sports sectors.
