Lindsay Wong
SUB-EDITOR
Lindsay is a digital sub-editor at The Business Times and occasionally writes CSR stories. She graduated from the University of Melbourne with a Bachelor of Arts and double major in history and Asian studies.
What is corporate purpose?
FROM dealing with rising costs of living to longer-term issues such as climate change, the range of needs in society is constantly...
QB House creates a culture of care through senior, childhood cancer outreach
The company has shaved over 20,000 heads for Hair for Hope, and wants to give back to more of the community
The story of a K-pop fan: I spent S$2,500 to win a 1.5-minute fancall with my idol
What lengths do K-pop fans go to in order to see their idols? The Business Times looks at three scenarios of how fans engage...
Data is an ‘important variable’ in philanthropy, leading to sustained giving: panel
When donors know where their funds are going and how they are making an impact, they will be more inclined to continue...
RWS partners Kranji Countryside Association to support local farmers
The resort operator provides a platform for Singapore-based farms to raise awareness about produce grown here
60 Lights, One Future initiative aims to brighten lives of children, youth by raising S$360,000
Among those participating are digital-first community ARC – whose co-founders are JJ Lin, Elroy Cheo and Kiat Lim – Allen & Gledhill...
Ascott launches playbook to drive disability inclusion in accommodation sector
It is structured around inclusive hiring, digital interfaces and programmes, among others
Smiling Gecko’s campus in Cambodia offers opportunities for community impact
NUS is looking to make a study trip to the campus a recurring feature for participants of its Distinguished Senior Fellowship
SGX’s initiatives, Great Eastern’s annual run raise almost S$3 million
Beneficiaries include children with special needs, seniors and lower-income households
Driving social impact through AI chatbots, sustainable packaging
Chat4Good taps AI to help with preliminary myopia screenings, while iGreen uses biodegradable alternatives to plastic packaging