check us out @ vivo city level 3 outside food republic food court on 30 jun (Sat) and 1 Jul ( Sun)

PLAY FOR CHARITY on 17th Jun 2007 Sun event coverage

Its been a rewarding and informative sunday afternoon attending the "rat race workshop". Yeah! Our participants have acquired new insights abt investments ( things that we consider assets may no longer be assets but liabilities etc). We learnt abt how to increase our passive income so that we can have our money to work for us and not have us to work for the money...Hmm..think this is how the rich gets richer. A new perspective abt our investments through a fun-filled game called the rat race---it functions like a monopoly but needs more thinking and strategies. We would like to thank our participants for spending their precious sun afternoon esp when it is also father's day. In addition, we would like to thank our sponsors for this charity game ( Maximas and IPP wealth management centre) not forgetting Xeo and his team mates. Cheerios!

Marine Cove( East Coast Park) Art bazaar sale 16th Jun

On 16th june 2007 (sat), we held our second charity art sale. This time round, it was held at Marine Cove @ East Coast Park. Our team would like to thank the management of Marine Cove for the free tentage and of course the venue. In addition, we would like to thank our volunteers---EnHui, Xiuxing and Kenny for spending their saturday manning our stall. Last but not least, our supporters and our customers. Its been a pleasure to interact with everyone of you. We will be setting up our 3rd bazaar stall at SPGG ( S'pore Poly Grad Guild ) this coming saturday 23rd Jun from 5pm to 9 pm. Thank you for your support in our charity drive.

Artistic Pottery donated by De La Salle School @ Yew Tee

Quote-worthy Quote

I came across the following quote and thought that it is something worthy to share. Read it, internalize it and live it. Here goes the quote:

Too often we underestimate the power of a touch, a smile, a kind word, a listening ear, an honest compliment, or the smallest act of caring, all of which have the potential to turn a life around.

- Leo Buscaglia

Lets wake up every morning and live it with the smallest act of caring :)

PLAY FOR CHARITY on 17th Jun 2007 Sun!

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Our First Bazaar Charity Sale at Singapore Polytechnic Graduates' Guild on 9th Jun Sat

Our first charity sale for HWA @ the Singapore Polytechnic Graduates' Guild was a success! We opened for business at 3pm on a sunny Saturday afternoon, 9th Jun 2007. We were blessed with a constant flow of patrons. We would like to express our heartfelt thanks and gratitude to the management of the SPGG especially to Mr Loon in making our first charity sale a success. The management has been helpful towards our charity sale. In addition, we would like to thank our customers / patrons at SPGG for supporting our charity sale. "YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS WILL GO A LONG WAY". Also we would also like to thank all our sponsors. Those who gave either in-kind or in cash. We will be organising another charity sale soon @ SPGG. So do look out for us!

Macpherson Primary School students' creativity @ work

We would like to express our appreciation to the staff and students of Macpherson Primary School. Both staff and students came back to school during their holidays to contribute to our charity project. Under the supervision of Mr Fong Yan Kin, Subject Head/Aesthetics, the students produced creative pottery pieces and lamps. These items will be sold at our charity stall @ SPGG(Singapore Polytechnic Graduates' Guild Hse) and at PaTH Arts Market at VIVOCITY (opp food republic).

Do come down and support the creative products of Macpherson Primary School students and staff.

All proceeds (100%) from the sale will go to HWA.

Our Volunteers Orientation cum EID programme at HWA on 2 Jun Sat

Rise and shine at 9.15 am on a sunny saturday morning ( 2 Jun 2007).

This was no ordinary saturday as it was projectabled's 1st Volunteers Orientation cum Exploration in Disability programme held at the Handicaps Welfare Association, Whampoa Drive. Our volunteers joined us for a morning of workshops about disability and viewed a HWA's video presentation. We were honoured to have Mr Bay Meng Chien ( a HWA member) to share his life experiences to our volunteers.

Our lunch for that day was no ordinary lunch either. Volunteers were sent off in wheelchairs to buy their lunch within the Whampoa neighbourhood. Many of them went through " the pit" literally. Most of them now understand the difficulties and challenges that the physically challenged have to go through in their daily lives. Taking the first step out of their house ( comfort zone ) was considered a challenge as alot of the places, pavements etc are not "handicaps friendly". All the volunteers shared their experiences and discussed ways and action plans to improve the quality of life for the physically challenged people.

Our team would like to thank all our volunteers and the Handicaps Welfare Association for making this volunteers orientation programme a reality!