Beneficiaries
Since our inception in 2012, the ONG Foundation has supported the following initiatives:
Community Chest is the philanthropy and engagement arm of the National Council of Social Service (NCSS) and it strives to ensure that every person has the opportunity to live a life of dignity within a caring and inclusive society.
Yayasan MENDAKI (Council for the Development of Singapore Malay/Muslim Community) is a pioneer Self-Help Group in Singapore. Its programmes assist students and individuals with education and training, helping to uplift the Malay/Muslim community’s educational performance and develop its resilience and adaptability.
The Woodbridge Hospital Charity Fund (WHCF) is established to receive contributions and donations for the promotion, development, and provision of mental health-related services in Singapore, including:
- The pursuit of medical research and development;
- Programmes for continued medical, nursing, paramedical and related education and training;
- Publication of research and educational literature;
Provision and improvement of equipment and facilities for research and development; - Holding of conferences, seminars, and exhibitions;
- Provision of funded care to patients who are in need of financial assistance.
To instil leadership and commemorate the legacy of Singapore’s first elected President, ONG Foundation will support NUS and SUTD student teams to scale these peaks annually through 2020.
Centre for Fathering (CFF) was founded on the belief that an active and involved father is essential for a child’s successful development.
SAMH aims to improve the lives of persons with mental illness and provide support for their families, promoting acceptance and respect for the mentally ill and improve the resilience of our community.
The Go Beyond Design Challenge is an international Design + Engineering competition for architects, engineers, designers, inventors and innovators who desire to create solutions that will pave the way to a better world.
Club Rainbow was formed to support and empower children with various chronic and life-threatening illnesses by providing relevant and compassionate services in their journey towards an enriching life.
The majority of children registered with Club rainbow are under these six specific illness groups:
1. Blood Disorders
2. Chronic Liver Disease/Biliary Atresia
3. Congenital Heart Defects
4. Very Low Birth Weight
5. Neurological Disorders/Spinal Bifida
6. Rare Genetic Disorder
SCS is a community-based voluntary welfare organisation dedicated to minimising the impact of cancer through public education, screening, patient services, financial assistance, research and advocacy. The donation was made through 50for50.
In 2014, an Interior Design scholarship was awarded to an aspiring student – Ms Lim Hui Shi Ruth.
NTUC U Care aspires to be a Caring Labour Movement that helps improve the lives oflow income members and families, supports needy children and youths in their pursuit of excellence; and provides assistance to the elderly.
We supported the 2014 event.
GASS was initiated in 2001 at the Department of Architecture, School of Design and Environment, National University of Singapore (NUS). GASS aims to establish an Asian-rooted center of excellence to foster the exchange of ideas and studies within this field.
Supported the Silver Legacy Founders Circle.
http://www.singaporedancetheatre.com/
The Scout Foundation was set up to raise funds for the holistic development of the Youth in Singapore through Scout Groups in schools and the community, upgrading of camping and related infrastructure, and giving financial support to the disadvantaged.
TAS is a student body representing the interests of Architecture students at the National University of Singapore and aims to promote architectural education and practice relevant to the needs of society.