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‘Tis the Season to Give: Bring Cheer to Those in Need This Year-End
John Doe
December 9, 2024
As cool, rainy nights set in and bright, sparkling decorations line the streets, it’s clear that the season of giving has arrived in sunny Singapore. Families and friends gather to celebrate the spirit of joy, love, and gratitude, exchanging gifts and enjoying moments together.
However, this season can be a challenging time for some, who may feel a deeper sense of isolation amidst the celebrations. Financial pressures can weigh heavier on those struggling to get by.
For others, the absence of family or friends becomes even more apparent—someone who has lost a loved one, a migrant worker far from his family, or an elderly person with limited social support.
To celebrate and encourage the spirit of giving, the National Volunteer and Philanthropy Centre (NVPC), in partnership with the National Council of Social Service (NCSS), has rolled out the Great Singapore Give. Running from mid-November to February 2025, this initiative inspires collective acts of kindness across Singapore.
The Community Foundation of Singapore (CFS) is pleased to be part of this meaningful initiative, championing the spirit of giving and supporting efforts to uplift those in need during this festive season.
This year, through the Collective for a Stronger Society, we focus on empowering lower-income families through programmes that provide essential services and opportunities for a brighter future. Your donation can make a meaningful difference in their lives.
This season, let your generosity shine. Donate today through our giving.sg platform and help us bring cheer to those who need it. Together, we can build a stronger, more supportive Singapore where no one is left behind.
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