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Page 1 of 15 Charity Registration No: T11SS0032A 105A Amoy Street Singapore 069925 Hotline: 61006858 Email: [email protected] Social media: www.facebook.com/singyouthhub To Whom It May Concern: About SingYouth Hub Established in 2008, SingY outh Hub is a Non-Profit Organisation (NPO) registered under the Registry of Societies on 17 February 2011 (UEN No: T11SS0032A) and MCYS COC with our charity status dated on 12 Sept 2012. SingYouth Hub aims to be a hub for nurturing and engaging Singaporean youths in community work. The mission and core objectives are as follows:- to develop activities so as to engage the Singaporean youth in the process of thinking, planning, marketing and execution of community projects; to set up an online resource centre for youths to initiate sustainable projects and programmes for community and welfare organisations; to facilitate online volunteer matching; to develop and cultivate leadership and organisational capabilities of youths Social Entrepreneurship – Theory and Practical Programme Introduction SingYouth Hub has developed a new initiative to nurture and engage Singaporean youths in community work. This initiative comprises of both theoretical and practical components thereby providing a comprehensive training programme for budding social change-makers. Objectives 1. To inculcate social enterprise. 2. To engage youths in community work. 3. To create and promote awareness for various welfare organisations. 4. To increase social engagement and self-esteem of the primary beneficiaries. 5. To expose youths to the procedures and skill sets required for setting up welfare initiatives Theory: Social Change-makers Training Programme Introduction Welfare initiatives are often planned by welfare organisations or volunteer groups. Student volunteers are primarily involved only in the programme’s final execution. This diminishes ownership and therefore decrease motivation for such initiatives in student volunteers. This also deters transference of important skill sets associated with these initiatives.

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Charity Registration No: T11SS0032A

105A Amoy Street Singapore 069925 Hotline: 61006858

Email:'[email protected] Social media: www.facebook.com/singyouthhub To Whom It May Concern: About SingYouth Hub Established in 2008, SingYouth Hub is a Non-Profit Organisation (NPO) registered under the Registry of Societies on 17 February 2011 (UEN No: T11SS0032A) and MCYS COC with our charity status dated on 12 Sept 2012. SingYouth Hub aims to be a hub for nurturing and engaging Singaporean youths in community work. The mission and core objectives are as follows:- • to develop activities so as to engage the Singaporean youth in the process of thinking, planning,

marketing and execution of community projects; • to set up an online resource centre for youths to initiate sustainable projects and programmes for

community and welfare organisations; • to facilitate online volunteer matching; • to develop and cultivate leadership and organisational capabilities of youths

Social Entrepreneurship – Theory and Practical Programme Introduction SingYouth Hub has developed a new initiative to nurture and engage Singaporean youths in community work. This initiative comprises of both theoretical and practical components thereby providing a comprehensive training programme for budding social change-makers. Objectives 1. To inculcate social enterprise. 2. To engage youths in community work. 3. To create and promote awareness for various welfare organisations. 4. To increase social engagement and self-esteem of the primary beneficiaries. 5. To expose youths to the procedures and skill sets required for setting up welfare initiatives Theory: Social Change-makers Training Programme Introduction Welfare initiatives are often planned by welfare organisations or volunteer groups. Student volunteers are primarily involved only in the programme’s final execution. This diminishes ownership and therefore decrease motivation for such initiatives in student volunteers. This also deters transference of important skill sets associated with these initiatives.

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Programme Details SingYouth Hub strives to provide a high quality, structured platform to youths with dreams of being social change-makers. SingYouth Hub aims to empower them to plan and execute effective social initiatives through comprehensive training programmes and practical experiential learning. To this end, enriching teaching curricula have been developed and can cater to various groups targeted under our programme. They include youths from secondary schools, junior college, polytechnic, ITE and universities. Under our programme, youth leaders will be developed to mentor fellow students in various self-initiated projects. In so doing, the programme helps meet service shortfalls currently present in the education system, such as empowering youths with the awareness and basic training in project management. These aspects will assist youths in better managing their social-learning projects and equip them with key specialised skill sets. Practical: Charity Pushcart Programme (since 2010) Introduction Welfare initiatives are often planned and executed by welfare organisations or volunteer groups independently. Youths are often unexposed to the intricacies of the processes involved. Programme Details Charity Pushcart is a mentorship programme that aims to guide youths through the procedure of setting up social welfare initiatives. The simple model of a fundraiser at a publicly located pushcart/booth has been chosen to provide youths with the platform to acquire invaluable skill-sets. Selected youths will form a committee and be guided by mentors with vast experience in the field, including representatives from collaborating welfare organisations and social entrepreneurs, to set up charity events. In doing so, we provide them with the necessary skills and required network to organise future welfare initiatives of their choice. Target no. of participants 25,000 participants (1 year) Target no. of beneficiaries 3,000 beneficiaries Volunteers A group of volunteers will be selected from schools. Targeted schools include secondary schools, junior colleges and tertiary institutions. Selected volunteers will form a committee to assist the beneficiaries in selling their products and/or promoting their services. Students go through products orientation at our beneficiaries to gain a deeper understanding of their background and needs before embarking on the programme.. The aim is to encourage students to volunteer and participate actively in the community, and to help build up their confidence, responsibility, and to sharpen their financial and social entrepreneurial skills. Operation Hours 11am – 9pm To Sponsor For sponsorship company/organisation, we would be glad to acknowledge your support for our programme in all our publicity materials including roll-up banner, flyers and posters in the relevant shopping mall/schools, various social media, mobile apps and all news reports for a period of 6 months to 1 year. If you wish to add any requests in return for your sponsorship, please do not hesitate to state it in your reply and we will do our best to accommodate them. In 2014, we are going to target MNC companies and churches to support our causes.

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By supporting our cause, the cost of operations can be minimised and more can be given back to the society and the relevant charity organisations. Please find below our track record and Annex A for news article. If you need further information, you may wish to contact my mobile: 8123 6543. Thank you very much for your kindness and support. Yours sincerely,

_____________________ Signature of Sophee Tan Founder and Executive Director Mobile: 8123 6543 Email: [email protected] Our Track Record Upcoming schools Broadrick Secondary School List of schools participating at our Social Change-Makers Training Programme: 4 schools Victoria Junior College Raffles Institution Junior College CHIJ (Toa Payoh) Secondary Saint Andrew Junior School Yishun Junior College List of schools participating at our Charity Pushcart Programme: 45 schools ITE Bishan Yishun Junior College Orchid Park Secondary School Yishun Secondary School Hwa Chong Institution Republic Polytechnic ITE College East Temasek Polytechnic Ngee Ann Polytechnic National Technological University Singapore Polytechnic Raffles Girls’ School Angelo-Chinese Independent CHIJ (Toa Payoh) Secondary Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary Victoria Junior College CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls School River Valley High School National Junior College

Saint Andrew Junior College Peirce Secondary School Bishan Park Secondary School Cedar Girls School ITE College West Pasir Ris Secondary School Singapore Institute of Management Nan Hua High School Keming Primary School Fuhua Primary School Duzhong Primary School Hong Kah Primary School St Joseph Institution Saint Andrew Junior School Temasek Junior College Springfield Secondary School Marsiling Secondary School West Spring Secondary School North Booke Secondary School Singapore Chinese Girl’s School Raffles Institution High School Anglican High School

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Hillgrove Secondary School Bukit View Secondary School Raffles Institution Junior College MDIS List of Beneficiaries (NGOs and VWOs): 51 beneficiaries Simei Care Centre Society for the Physically Disabled Metta Welfare Association Soroptimist International of Singapore (Garden City) Down Syndrome Association (Singapore) Beyond Social Service New Hope Community Services The Association for Persons with Special Needs Lions Befrienders Service Association (Singapore) Whispering Hearts Family Service Centre Friends of the Disabled Society Singapore Children Society WWF Singapore Project Taom (in collaboration with Project Happy Feet Ltd) Singapore Association for Mental Health Blessing In A Bag The Salvation Army The Little Arts Academy Sab Baay (Cambodia) City Harvest Community Services Association Daybreak Family Service Centre Young Women’s Christian Association EN Community Services Society Singapore Association for Mental Health Oasis Day Centre Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals List of Social Enterprise: 4 companies Gift and Take Avner Asia Daughters Of Tomorrow Blessence Pte Ltd

Brookeside (Phillipines) Hoa Binh Village (Peace Village) Make-A-Wish Foundation Singapore Cat Welfare Society Bizlink Singapore Centre Pte Ltd Muhammadiyah Orphanage Yong-En Care Centre Animal Lovers League Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore Presbyterian Community Services Singapore Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped World Vision Singapore Bishan Home for the Intellectually Disabled Children’s Cancer Foundation Singapore Cancer Society Action For Dogs Association Family Life Center IJ Homes and Children’s Centre Muscular Dystrophy Association Singapore Animal Concerns Research & Education Society Xinchengju Middle School in Fuyu County, China Linghai Shenjiatai Primary School and Changfeng Peihe Secondary School Care Channels International Ltd Bakery Heart - The Ang Mo Kio Family Service Centres Pathlight School

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Annex A Press article – TODAY (24 January 2013)

Past sponsors

Venue sponsor

List of supporting shopping malls: Shaw Centre • Centrepoint • Causeway Point • Jurong Point Shopping Centre • *SCAPE • Sun Plaza • Velocity-Novena Square • Compass Point • Lot 1 • Northpoint • White Sands • Tampines 1 • Century Square • Funan DigitaLife Mall • West Mall • Liang Court • Cathay Orchard Cineleisure • HarbourFront Centre • NEX Serangoon • The Clementi Mall • Suntec City • City Square Mall • Thomson Plaza • Bukit Panjang Plaza • Tiong Bahru Plaza • Far East Plaza • Wisma Atrium • United Square • Hougang Mall • Tampines Mall • Jcube • Star Vista • Changi City Point

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Food & drink sponsor MacDonald • Long John Silver • Munchy’s • Popeyes • Eskimo Cafe • Texas Chicken • Toastbox • Lollytalk • Carl Junior • ShareTea • Subway Storage & Logistic support • ExtraSpace Marymount Pte Ltd • Warehouse Logistics Net Asia Pte Ltd • Asian Tigers Singapore • Soon Seng Transport • Collin Mover’s Pushcart support • ION Orchard Software support • MYOB • TechSoup Asia • VCF (NCSS) Supported by • BIC pen • Spirit of Enterprise Current sponsors Training centre support

IT support

Hewlett-Packard

Support by

Hewlett-

Venue sponsors wlett-Packard

StarHub Green Office

Mobile apps support

Hewlett-Packard

Food/drink sponsors ett-Packard

Stationery support

Hewlett-Packard

Logistics & storage support

Training & education support

Online support

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Pictures of training session in 2012 & 2013!

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List of events - charity pushcart/booth in 2012! Charity booth @Velocity-Novena Square – En Community Services Society 10 - 12 Feb 2012 Charity pushcart @HarbourFront Centre 27 Feb - 08 Apr 2012 Charity booth @NEX Serangoon - Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals 6 - 8 Apr 2012 Charity pushcart @The Clementi Mall – Whispering Hearts Family Service Centre 11 - 13 May 2012 Charity booth @Suntec City – Simei Care Centre 26 - 27 May 2012 Charity pushcart @City Square Mall – Brookeside (Phillipines) 22 - 24 Jun 2012 Charity booth@Jurong Point Shopping Centre - Hoa Binh Village (Peace Village) 17 - 19 Aug 2012 Charity booth @Suntec City – Singapore Association for Mental Health 17 - 20 Aug 2012 Charity pushcart @Thomson Plaza – Friends of The Disabled Society 20 - 26 Aug 2012 Charity booth @Shaw Centre 07 Sep - 09 Sep 2012 Charity booth @Bukit Panjang Plaza 05 - 07 Oct 2012 Charity booth @Tiong Bahru Plaza – Friends of The Disabled Society 15 - 18 Nov 2012 Charity booth @The Centrepoint - Daybreak Family Service Centre 17 - 18 Nov 2012 Charity event @Singapore Poly - Muhammadiyah Orphanage, Gift and Take 21 Nov 2012 Charity booth @Far East Plaza – Society for The Physically Disabled 14 - 16 Dec 2012 Charity booth @The Centrepoint – Yong-En Care Centre 18 - 20 Dec 2012

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Pictures of charity pushcart/booth in 2013! Charity Pushcart @Singapore Poly 31 Jan & 14 Feb 2013

Charity booth @Funan DigitaLife Mall – Avner Asia 04-09 Feb 2013

Charity booth @Wisma Atria – Animal Lovers League 09-10 Mar 2013

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Charity booth @United Square – Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore 21-24 Mar 2013

Charity booth @Hougang Mall – Friends of The Disabled Society 19-21 April 2013

Charity Pushcart @Singapore Poly - Yong-En Care Centre 02 May 2013

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Charity booth @Tampines Mall – Presbyterian Community Services Singapore 10-12 May 2013

Charity pushcart @Singapore Poly – Phum Russey Primary School (Phnom Penh) & Kantreang Primary School (Siem Reap) 26 June-01 July 2013

Charity pushcart @CHIJ Toa Payoh – Singapore Association for the Visually Handicapped 09-12 July 2013

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Charity booth @Thomson Plaza – Muscular Dystrophy Association Singapore 23-25 Aug 2013

Charity pushcart @Changi City Point – PCS, SMAH, DOT, NHCS, Bakery Heart, Blessence Pte Ltd etc 01 Nov-23 Dec 2013

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Charity booth @Jcube – Animal Concerns Research & Education Society 05-08 Dec 2013

Gift wrappng booth @Star Vista – Whispering Hearts Family Service Centre 19-22 Dec 2013

Pictures of charity pushcart/booth in 2014! Charity Pushcart at IKEA Tampines 25-26 Jan 2014

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Charity booth @Sembawang Shopping Centre – Singapore Association for Mental Health 20-22 Mar 2014

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Updated 19 April 2014