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TAKING HEART

NCSS rallies partners to better engage volunteers

What sets this cafe apart is that it not only employs people with disabilities, and those from disadvantaged backgrounds, it also adopts a sustainable approach in the entire supply chain. 
Lifestyle
TAKING HEART

The Social Kitchen sets up shop at Bank of Singapore

Runners taking off for the 5km Zero Waste Run in 2019. This year, participants are encouraged to wear their own orange T-shirts or past Income Eco Run race T-shirts so as to promote reusing and recycling of existing clothes.
Lifestyle
TAKING HEART

Running towards a zero-waste future

A research has found that women needed to better control money and grow their wealth, as 80 per cent of them more likely to be impoverished by retirement than men.
Lifestyle

CMC Markets partners Sophia Women to drive financial literacy for women

Companies must work to make a difference in the society, and this begins with having a corporate purpose.  
Lifestyle
COMPANY OF GOOD

What is corporate purpose?

From left: Aberdeen Investments senior sustainable investment director Sheela Veerappan; Impactt CEO Patrick Shaw-Brown; international human rights lawyer Natasha Latiff; and Business for Societal Impact director Simon Robinson, who moderated the discussion.
ESG
TAKING HEART

Putting the spotlight on ‘S’ in ESG

VolunteerInc has helped Coface establish a partnership with Allkins Singapore to support senior beneficiaries on a long-term basis.
Lifestyle
TAKING HEART

SBF initiative VolunteerInc helps companies kick-start their corporate volunteering journey

OCBC-SDSC SwimTogether will offer 800 free lessons for 100 PWDs for a full year. Each participant will undergo eight lessons over a three-month period.
Lifestyle
TAKING HEART

OCBC partners Singapore Disability Sports Council to launch first water safety programme for PWDs

The talented young cast of Here I Am includes Marcus Isaac (centre, back row) and Shafiq Izaan (right, front row).
Arts & Design

BT marks 20 years of nurturing youth with a musical drama

Chavalit Frederick Tsao (left), who chairs family business Tsao Pao Chee, with Education Minister Desmond Lee at the Impact Week event.
Lifestyle
TAKING HEART

Family business TPC injects S$12 million to uplift underprivileged families

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