Mapletree raises more than S$11,000 for underpriviledged youths
Vivien Ang
THE fourth edition of the Mapletree Futsal Challenge raised S$11,102 for Mapletree’s youth beneficiaries, Beyond Social Services and Boys’ Town.
More than 90 Mapletree Group employees and tenants took part in the event, and drew participation from companies such as Credit Agricole Corporate & Investment Bank, Infocomm Media Development Authority and Google Asia-Pacific.
Each company pledged a minimum donation of S$500 per team to participate, and Mapletree matched the donations dollar-for-dollar.
“The Mapletree Futsal Challenge serves as a collaborative platform for our tenants and our employees to come together to interact and engage with each other. In addition, it is also a platform for us to support the youth programmes of Mapletree’s long-time beneficiaries, Beyond Social Services and Boys’ Town...
“I am glad to see that we can resume this corporate social responsibility effort, and thankful to our like-minded tenants and staff for their enthusiastic support. The funds will bring positive impact to the youths and helping the less advantaged families,” said Edmund Cheng, Mapletree’s chairman.
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