CapitaLand has a global philanthropic footprint in battle against Covid-19
It believes the long-term success of its business is closely intertwined with well-being of communities.
LAST month, CapitaLand added another feather to its cap when it was awarded the 'Organisation of Good' at the President's Volunteerism and Philanthropy Awards 2020 for its exemplary contribution to the community in Singapore during the Covid-19 pandemic.
Since Jan 27, CapitaLand, its philanthropic arm CapitaLand Hope Foundation (CHF), and the group's staff have pledged more than S$6 million globally to support the immediate needs of communities affected by the pandemic.
As at mid-October, the group has also contributed more than S$2 million in Singapore to support more than 55,000 people.
Centering around those at greater risk of contracting the coronavirus, such as healthcare workers, vulnerable elderly, underprivileged children and community care staff, CapitaLand prov…
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