When you make other people "hope" come true, your hope is coming true! Donate your love and joy to the needy and share the happiness with them! Cheers! ;)
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Showing posts with label ChariTEA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ChariTEA. Show all posts
Saturday, January 19, 2013
Monday, January 7, 2013
A good start in year 2013 - Bright Vision Hospital Charity Bazaar
In year 2013, my main focus on charity and do whatever I love to do. :)
The upcoming activity will be the Bright Vision Hospital Charity Bazaar on Feb 8, Fri 11am-9pm @ Hougang Mall. It is very meaningful to share the joy with the needy patient before Chinese New Year. Although unable to help as volunteer personally at Hougang Mall but will try my best to sell the vouchers to friends to support this meaningful event!
http://www.bvh.org.sg/news-and-events/event-calendar/bright-vision-hospital-charity-bazaar-2013/view/2013-02-08
Wishing all the success on this charity event!
Cheers :)
The upcoming activity will be the Bright Vision Hospital Charity Bazaar on Feb 8, Fri 11am-9pm @ Hougang Mall. It is very meaningful to share the joy with the needy patient before Chinese New Year. Although unable to help as volunteer personally at Hougang Mall but will try my best to sell the vouchers to friends to support this meaningful event!
http://www.bvh.org.sg/news-and-events/event-calendar/bright-vision-hospital-charity-bazaar-2013/view/2013-02-08
Wishing all the success on this charity event!
Cheers :)
Tuesday, March 22, 2011
A Life-Changing Gift
Recently I've just received the letter from World Vision Singapore. The cover envelope has shown a little girl with a helpless eyes. Beside the photo of the girl, few words stated "While tortillas try to fill her belly, something much worse fills it too..." Behind the envelope stated "They affect more than 1.2 billion people globally. They're disgusting. They're everywhere. And they torment and kill children."
I feel sympathy and sad for the children at China, Ethiopia, Laos, Lesotho, Mongolia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam and Zambia. A person has limited power to help and I sincerely hope that those who read this message will try their best to help those needy children around the world.
World Vision Singapore has The Child Sponsorship Programme addresses the root causes of poverty and diseases, helping the children, their families and communities break the cycle of poverty. When you sponsor a child for a donation of $45 per month , World Vision helps your sponsored child through the Area Development Programme in his/her community. This ensures that fundamental needs, such as access to clean water, basic healthcare, education, nutritious food and increased food security, and household income are not only available to the child and his community, but they will be empowered to help themselves in the future as well.
From the pamphlet that I received in the envelope, I wish to share their creative ideas on 5 simple ways to share about Child Sponsorship!
1) Throw a Charity Birthday Party
Host a meaningful birthday party by sharing about the needs of children and families living in poverty and the hope that comes through sponsoring a child. Get your friends to sponsor a needy child as a birthday gift to you.
2) Host a Food-Tasting Gathering
Whet your friends and family members' appetites for Child Sponsorship! Concoct authentic dishes from a specific country or region as a fun (and yummy!) way to introduce the idea of sponsoring a child from a far-flung area to your loved ones.
3) Spread the Word Online
Share the meaningful cause behind Child Sponsorship with your online community, be it through your Facebook, Twitter, Blog, Vlog or MySpace account and direct your friends to learn more about Child Sponsorship at World Vision's website at http://www.worldvision.org.sg/ and facebook page at www.facebook.com/Worldvisionsingapore
4) Make Your Wedding a Meaningful One
Request that your guests sponsor a child instead of giving you gifts that you probably wouldn't need.
5) Display Sponsorship
Set up tabletop displays and brochures about Child Sponsorship in highly visible community locations like your office, church, or favourite hangout.
With your little help, we may change the world to what we want it to be! :)
I feel sympathy and sad for the children at China, Ethiopia, Laos, Lesotho, Mongolia, Myanmar, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam and Zambia. A person has limited power to help and I sincerely hope that those who read this message will try their best to help those needy children around the world.
World Vision Singapore has The Child Sponsorship Programme addresses the root causes of poverty and diseases, helping the children, their families and communities break the cycle of poverty. When you sponsor a child for a donation of $45 per month , World Vision helps your sponsored child through the Area Development Programme in his/her community. This ensures that fundamental needs, such as access to clean water, basic healthcare, education, nutritious food and increased food security, and household income are not only available to the child and his community, but they will be empowered to help themselves in the future as well.
From the pamphlet that I received in the envelope, I wish to share their creative ideas on 5 simple ways to share about Child Sponsorship!
1) Throw a Charity Birthday Party
Host a meaningful birthday party by sharing about the needs of children and families living in poverty and the hope that comes through sponsoring a child. Get your friends to sponsor a needy child as a birthday gift to you.
2) Host a Food-Tasting Gathering
Whet your friends and family members' appetites for Child Sponsorship! Concoct authentic dishes from a specific country or region as a fun (and yummy!) way to introduce the idea of sponsoring a child from a far-flung area to your loved ones.
3) Spread the Word Online
Share the meaningful cause behind Child Sponsorship with your online community, be it through your Facebook, Twitter, Blog, Vlog or MySpace account and direct your friends to learn more about Child Sponsorship at World Vision's website at http://www.worldvision.org.sg/ and facebook page at www.facebook.com/Worldvisionsingapore
4) Make Your Wedding a Meaningful One
Request that your guests sponsor a child instead of giving you gifts that you probably wouldn't need.
5) Display Sponsorship
Set up tabletop displays and brochures about Child Sponsorship in highly visible community locations like your office, church, or favourite hangout.
With your little help, we may change the world to what we want it to be! :)
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Hands On Shanghai - Volunteering Opportunities in China
Volunteering opportunities are everywhere, including Shanghai. For those who're in Shanghai, Hands On Shanghai has provided an easy accessible and fascinating platform for all the people who have the heart offering and give back to the local community.
It is founded in year 2004. It's mission is to promote volunteerism and service the local community through volunteer participation. They encourage volunteerism and support the local partners. They work to meet the needs of Shanghai non-profits by providing flexible volunteer programs for busy professionals.
They welcome every individual, student & corporate to join them as a family members - Be the change! Volunteer!
Hands On Shanghai - Volunteering Opportunities in China.
It is founded in year 2004. It's mission is to promote volunteerism and service the local community through volunteer participation. They encourage volunteerism and support the local partners. They work to meet the needs of Shanghai non-profits by providing flexible volunteer programs for busy professionals.
They welcome every individual, student & corporate to join them as a family members - Be the change! Volunteer!
Hands On Shanghai - Volunteering Opportunities in China.
Hands On Tokyo - Volunteering Opportunities in Japan
There are many countries need many volunteers contribute and help to build a better society. Although many countries are very strong in their economy such as Japan, however they wish to have your contribution in philanthropic programs.
If you're in Japan, Hands On Tokyo is one of your choices as they welcome volunteers of any nationality, profession or ability to engage in hands-on projects that help children, adults and the community.
Always believe that you've the power and effort or inclination to increase the well-being of humankind. Princess Camomile wish you have a fun & fruitful experience by joining Hands On Tokyo!
Hands On Tokyo - Volunteering Opportunities in Japan
If you're in Japan, Hands On Tokyo is one of your choices as they welcome volunteers of any nationality, profession or ability to engage in hands-on projects that help children, adults and the community.
Always believe that you've the power and effort or inclination to increase the well-being of humankind. Princess Camomile wish you have a fun & fruitful experience by joining Hands On Tokyo!
Hands On Tokyo - Volunteering Opportunities in Japan
SG Cares - Volunteering Opportunities in Singapore
Sometimes you would like to participate on volunteering work yet you do not know where to start and how to start?!
Princess Camomile ever encountered this problem as well. Finally she found that if really interested on volunteering work, please join those organisations which have flexible volunteering opportunities be your first stop and have a good start! It will keep your interest going and motivated you looking forward to do something good from time to time.
Although Princess is not a Singaporean yet have been working and staying at Singapore for many years. Therefore, decided to choose SG Cares as her first place to contribute whatever she could do to help others.
How did Princess found this organisation? Good question! Haha! On beginning of this year, she was just browsing the internet and happen to find this website SG Cares. It makes volunteering work become easier as through SG Cares, you could choose when & where you're able to serve your time & skill without committing to a long-term arrangement. Princess always believe that many people have passion and interest to help others yet unable to commit in volunteering service due to work & family commitment.
By introduced SG Cares to those who're staying/ working/ studying at Singapore, no matter you're a Singaporean or foreigner, wish that you'll find it interesting by joining SG Cares. For sure, you're doing something good, feel good and happy volunteering!
Cheers!!!! ^___^
SG Cares - Volunteering Opportunities in Singapore
Princess Camomile ever encountered this problem as well. Finally she found that if really interested on volunteering work, please join those organisations which have flexible volunteering opportunities be your first stop and have a good start! It will keep your interest going and motivated you looking forward to do something good from time to time.
Although Princess is not a Singaporean yet have been working and staying at Singapore for many years. Therefore, decided to choose SG Cares as her first place to contribute whatever she could do to help others.
How did Princess found this organisation? Good question! Haha! On beginning of this year, she was just browsing the internet and happen to find this website SG Cares. It makes volunteering work become easier as through SG Cares, you could choose when & where you're able to serve your time & skill without committing to a long-term arrangement. Princess always believe that many people have passion and interest to help others yet unable to commit in volunteering service due to work & family commitment.
By introduced SG Cares to those who're staying/ working/ studying at Singapore, no matter you're a Singaporean or foreigner, wish that you'll find it interesting by joining SG Cares. For sure, you're doing something good, feel good and happy volunteering!
Cheers!!!! ^___^
SG Cares - Volunteering Opportunities in Singapore
Thursday, October 21, 2010
ChariTEA
Today I would like to start a new topic - ChariTEA.
I've only started to do my charity work since beginning of this year. I wish to clock-in 100 hours per year yet I think I won't be able to achieve this target by this year. Sigh! Why? Lazy! I can't think of any better excuses besides this one. Haha!
What should I do in order to achieve the target? Perhaps extend my target deadline to next year end of Dec 2011. Current hours clocked 9hrs30mins means I still have 90hrs30mins to go + 100hrs in year 2011. Huh! I'll strive for the best!
Wish me good luck and all the best! :)
I've only started to do my charity work since beginning of this year. I wish to clock-in 100 hours per year yet I think I won't be able to achieve this target by this year. Sigh! Why? Lazy! I can't think of any better excuses besides this one. Haha!
What should I do in order to achieve the target? Perhaps extend my target deadline to next year end of Dec 2011. Current hours clocked 9hrs30mins means I still have 90hrs30mins to go + 100hrs in year 2011. Huh! I'll strive for the best!
Wish me good luck and all the best! :)
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