This season of giving, take flight on the Great Singapore Give with 10 celebrities as they celebrate FLY Entertainment’s 22nd Anniversary! From helping communities in need to driving awareness towards environmental change, discover a multitude of causes that will benefit from your giving. Join us now on Giving.sg/the-great-singapore-give to support your favourite celebrities with their chosen causes.
Irene Ang
Her adopted charity: New Hope Community Services (NHCS)
What they do: This 17-year-old charity serves the displaced and disadvantaged. It has four shelters across Singapore, able to house up to 600 homeless or at-risk individuals. New Hope also mentors over 400 low-income households.
Your donation helps by…
- Supporting New Hope in operating their 4 shelters
- Providing mentorship and job support programmes for New Hope’s clients.
A Word From Irene: “Please donate generously and give them new hope!”
Suhaimi Yusof
His adopted charity: Focus on the Family Singapore Limited
What they do: Through impact programmes and services, Focus on the Family Singapore reaches around 40,000 individuals annually. It supports and provides resources for families to thrive in marriage and parent-child relationships through the life stages. Recently, the charity equipped 2,700 parents and 80 schools with suicide prevention and mental health programmes. Their FamChamps movement also launched a programme to inspire youth to reconnect with their families and engage in conversations around mental health.
Your donation helps by…
- Enabling resources to be made available for free to more families, parents, youth and children.
- Helping parents whose children are struggling with difficult, rebellious or challenging circumstances.
- Giving married couples practical help to improve communication and work through conflict.
A Word From Suhaimi: “Donate generously to Giving.sg as part of this Great Singapore Give. You’ll feel great, because you’re a great person!”
Lim Yu Beng
His adopted charity: Transient Workers Count Too (TWC2)
What they do: TWC2 does research, social work and advocates for the fair treatment of migrant workers. Its charitable activities include free meals distribution, phone credit top-ups, providing for the medical needs of jobless workers and basic needs of isolated workers.
Your donation helps by…
- Providing meals for jobless workers
- Seeing to workers’ emergency medical needs
- Making social worker consultations more accessible
- Making legal advice available
- Offering emergency shelter
A Word From Yu Beng: “Every bit counts. So please log on to Giving.sg and make a donation. Let’s support the Great Singapore Give this December. Spread the love, everyone!”
Noah Yap
His adopted charity: Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA)
What they do: SPCA’s animal welfare services include emergency rescues, providing shelter, and offering subsidised healthcare to animals in Singapore. Other initiatives include its foster care programme, sterilisation programme for community animals, and education and outreach efforts.
Your donation helps by…
- Supporting SPCA’s emergency animal rescue services, other welfare programmes, and its education and outreach efforts
- Maintaining its shelters for community animals, abandoned and unwanted pets
- Providing food, medical attention and love to the rescued animals
A Word From Noah: “No amount is too small! Any amount you give will go a very, very, very long way, and you will be helping a pet, or two, or ten, or twenty, with your donation!”
Catherine Sng
Her adopted charity: Action for Singapore Dogs (ASD)
What they do: Established in December 2000, ASD rescues, fosters, and rehomes stray and abandoned dogs in Singapore, with a strict no-kill policy. It advocates for the sterilization of stray dogs and responsible pet ownership. To date, it has rehomed over 3,000 dogs and currently has about 150 dogs under its care.
Your donation helps by…
- Contributing towards ASD’s rescue, rehabilitation and rehoming activities
- Procuring medical aid for the dogs
- Supporting other expenses such as sterilization, pet transportation, boarding and maintenance fees
A Word From Catherine: “Donations start from $20 to any amount you want to pay, but of course, the more the merrier lah! I have two old dogs with me. With them around, they have helped me a lot, so this is also for me to love them back!”
Paul Lee
His adopted charity: Zero Waste SG
What they do: The 6-year-old charity is leading the drive towards zero waste in Singapore through education and advocacy. It has engaged over 55,000 people and more than 220 companies through campaigns and services.
Your donation helps by…
- Amplifying programmes and campaigns to educate, engage and inspire individuals, communities and corporates to do their part towards zero waste.
- Promoting initiatives such as the Bring Your Own Singapore movement – which encourages consumers to bring their own bags, containers and other reuseables
A Word From Paul: “If any of this speaks to you, you can go to Giving.sg for more information and if you like, you can donate. Thank you and I hope to see around.”
Amy J Cheng
Her adopted charity: Children-At-Risk Empowerment Association (CARE Singapore)
What they do: CARE helps at-risk youths by offering services like mentoring, counselling therapy, and even parenting and teacher training to better support youths. Other holistic programmes include motivational engagement and leadership development.
Your donation helps by…
- Sustaining CARE’s services to continue providing support to vulnerable youths
- Enabling CARE to make resources affordable for more youths in need
A Word From Amy: “Growing up, all it took was for that one person to really believe in us… Your donation and mine will help support [CARE’s] comprehensive, preventive and holistic programmes, for these primary and secondary school students.”
Jacelyn Tay
Her adopted charity: Children-At-Risk Empowerment Association (CARE Singapore)
What they do: CARE helps at-risk youths by offering services like mentoring, counselling therapy, and even parenting and teachers training to better support youths. Other holistic programmes include motivational engagement and leadership development.
Your donation helps by…
- Sustaining CARE’s services to continue providing support to vulnerable youths
- Enabling CARE to make resources affordable for more youths in need
A Word From Jacelyn: Your donations will help youths in need to access the right support and make counselling affordable for those who need it.
Benjamin Heng
His adopted charity: Willing Hearts
What they do: Willing Hearts prepares, cooks, and distributes over 11,000 meals islandwide to the underprivileged and marginalized members of society daily. It also extends services like dental care, traditional Chinese medical treatment, optical care and legal aid to its recipients.
Your donation helps by…
- Funding the supplies and ingredients needed for the distributed meals
- Supporting Willing Heart’s services and programmes for the underprivileged
A Word From Benjamin: “I’m going to be giving away my favourite Lebron James jersey to the top donor! Support the Great Singapore Give this December, don’t say bojio!”
Crispian Chan
His adopted charity: Boys’ Town
What they do: With services like residential care, fostering, clinical intervention, adventure therapy and youth outreach, Boys’ Town serves underprivileged children and youths by imparting education and life skills to them.
Your donation helps by…
- Supporting the operations and programmes of Boys’ Town
A Word From Crispian: “Spread festive cheer with FLY gives back this December, by donating generously to the Great Singapore Give today.”
