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CapitaLand Hope Foundation has committed to sponsoring 100 children from two primary schools with monthly food supplies for one year as part of Food From The Heart's Food Goodie Bag programme. The programme aims to provide nutritious foods like milk, fruit juice, nuts and cereal. Food From The Heart thanked CapitaLand Hope Foundation for their strong support of this cause.
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![From:heartfood.org[Food From The Heart Website] CapitaLand Hope Foundation (CHF), the philanthropic arm of CapitaLand is the latest addition to our list of sponsors for the Food Goodie Bag programme. They have committed to support a total of 100 children in two schools – Xishan Primary School and Boon Lay Garden Primary School – by providing them food on a monthly basis for one year.WithCHF’s support, we are able to begin a pilot project to look beyond providing the very basics, and to also consider the nutritious value of the food that we are providing the children with. Among the food items the children will be receiving are milk, fruit juice, nuts and breakfast cereals. We are very thankful to CHF for their strong support toward our cause. Lend A Helping Hand! Together we Can! Start Donating Food Now!](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/cmps-111018015332-phpapp01/85/Cmps-1-320.jpg)
![during the Chinese New Year period.As an extension of its support for the Food Goodie Bag Programme, SingPost also supports 50 unprivileged primary school students since June 2009, sponsoring FFTH for a full year’s supply of monthly food items to these needy students. From:heartfood.org[Food From The Heart Website] Food from the Heart is Singapore Post Limited's official adopted charity. They have been deploying its fleet of vehicles since June 2008 to collect unsold bread and pastries from bakeries and hotels six days a week, and deliver them to needy beneficiaries in Kolam Ayer Self Collection Centre. Staff of SingPost also expend both personal time and money towards the Food Goodie Bag programme, sponsoring, packing and distributing food goodie bags on a quarterly basis to 120 senior citizens staying in one-room flats in Kolam Ayer. To date, SingPost has organised 10 Food Goodie Bag sessions since the inaugural session in July 2008. The staff also brought festive cheer to the needy residents at the Year-end Party in December 2009, Mid-Autumn Celebration in September 2010 and Post-Chinese New Year Party in February 2011. For three consecutive years since 2009, the needy elderly have received red packets](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
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