SingYouth Corporate Letter

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Charity(Registration(No:((T11SS0032A(
Mailing address:
141 Cecil Street
#05-00 Tung Ann Association Building
Singapore 069541
Hotline: 61006858
Url: www.SYH.org.sg
FB: www.facebook.com/singyouthhub
Email: ask@SYH.org.sg
To Whom It May Concern:
About SingYouth Hub
Established in 2008, SingYouth Hub is a Non-Profit Organisation (NPO) registered under the Registry of
Societies on 17 February 2011 (UEN No: T11SS0032A) and MCYS COC with our charity status dated on 12
Sept 2012.
SingYouth Hub aims to be a hub for nurturing and engaging Singaporean youths in community work. The
mission and core objectives are as follows:-
• to be the hub for volunteer matching of youth volunteers to projects and programmes for community and
welfare organizations;
• to develop activities so as to engage the Singaporean youth in the process of thinking, planning,
marketing and execution of community projects;
• to set up an online resource centre for youths to initiate sustainable projects and programmes for
community and welfare organisations;
• to develop leadership competencies, organisational capabilities and other essential skill-sets in
Singaporean youths; and
• to provide scholarships and/or bursaries to deserving volunteers (such scholarships and/or bursaries
shall be awarded at the Youth Hub’s sole discretion, including but not limited to, the amounts and/or
criteria for the award of such scholarships and/or bursaries)
Social Entrepreneurship – Theory and Practical Programme
Introduction
SingYouth Hub has developed a new initiative to nurture and engage Singaporean youths in community
work. This initiative comprises of both theoretical and practical components thereby providing a
comprehensive training programme for budding social change-makers.
Objectives
1. To inculcate social enterprise.
2. To engage youths in community work.
3. To create and promote awareness for various welfare organisations.
4. To increase social engagement and self-esteem of the primary beneficiaries.
5. To expose youths to the procedures and skill sets required for setting up welfare initiatives

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Theory: Social Change-makers Training Programme
Introduction
Welfare initiatives are often planned by welfare organisations or volunteer groups. Student volunteers are
primarily involved only in the programme’s final execution. This diminishes ownership and therefore decrease
motivation for such initiatives in student volunteers. This also deters transference of important skill sets
associated with these initiatives.
Programme Details
SingYouth Hub strives to provide a high quality, structured platform to youths with dreams of being social
change-makers. SingYouth Hub aims to empower them to plan and execute effective social initiatives
through comprehensive training programmes and practical experiential learning. To this end, enriching
teaching curricula have been developed and can cater to various groups targeted under our programme.
They include youths from secondary schools, junior college, polytechnic, ITE and universities. Under our
programme, youth leaders will be developed to mentor fellow students in various self-initiated projects. In so
doing, the programme helps meet service shortfalls currently present in the education system, such as
empowering youths with the awareness and basic training in project management. These aspects will assist
youths in better managing their social-learning projects and equip them with key specialised skill sets.
Practical: Charity Pushcart Programme (since 2010)
Introduction
Welfare initiatives are often planned and executed by welfare organisations or volunteer groups
independently. Youths are often unexposed to the intricacies of the processes involved.
Programme Details
Charity Pushcart is a mentorship programme that aims to guide youths through the procedure of setting up
social welfare initiatives. The simple model of a fundraiser at a publicly located pushcart/booth has been
chosen to provide youths with the platform to acquire invaluable skill-sets. Selected youths will form a
committee and be guided by mentors with vast experience in the field, including representatives from
collaborating welfare organisations and social entrepreneurs, to set up charity events. In doing so, we
provide them with the necessary skills and required network to organise future welfare initiatives of their
choice.
Volunteers
A group of volunteers will be selected from schools. Targeted schools include secondary schools, junior
colleges and tertiary institutions. Selected volunteers will form a committee to assist the beneficiaries in
selling their products and/or promoting their services. Students go through products orientation at our
beneficiaries to gain a deeper understanding of their background and needs before embarking on the
programme.. The aim is to encourage students to volunteer and participate actively in the community, and to
help build up their confidence, responsibility, and to sharpen their financial and social entrepreneurial skills.
Operation Hours
10am – 9pm
In 2016, our programme had exended to product development by empowering our youth to
be more creative and hands on. To achieve our goal, SingYouth Hub had collaborated with
OneKM mall to acquire 2 units of shop space to sell the artifacts and run regular handicraft
workshop for the VWOs.

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Introduction of The Craftpreneurs of SG
There are many Voluntary Welfare Organisations (VWOs) that gives opportunities to its beneficiary to create
handicrafts as a form of engaging them, make them self-reliant. Some of these handicrafts are viable to be
sold to the public in an effort to raise funds for the organization itself. Unfortunately, these VWOs lack the
time, space and expertise to sell such handicrafts to the public other than at their own premise, which might
be located far away from human traffic.
Similarly, there are certain individuals that value such unique handicrafts or some who are willing to support
VWOs in purchasing such artifacts but are unable to locate them. Hence there exists a gap of available
unique handicrafts for sale and people willing to purchase such handicrafts. SingYouth Hub plans to fill in this
gap by creating a one-stop shop that acts as the middleman in selling the unique handicrafts handmade by
the beneficiaries of the various VWOs to the public willing to purchase the handicrafts. In order to achieve
our objectives, SingYouth Hub will collaborate with One KM Mall in having a shop front that displays the
handicrafts for the public to view and purchase of what they desire. This initiative would be opened up as a
store called The Craftpreneurs of SG.
Main beneficiary: ComChest
Partnering VWOs: Friends of the Disabled Society, Lion Befrienders Service Association, Metta Welfare
Association, Cat Welfare Society, Presbyterian Community Services Singapore, Cerebral Palsy Alliance
Singapore etc.
Please find Annex B for our first pilot programme.
OUR TARGET OUTREACH:
Target no. of participants
30,000 participants (1 year)
Target no. of beneficiaries
5,000 beneficiaries (1 year)
To Sponsor
For sponsorship company/organisation, we would be glad to acknowledge your support for
our programme in all our publicity materials including training slide in various schools, roll-
up banner, corporate brochure, posters and flyers to public, social media on SingYouth
Hub’s facebook, Google Ads link to our website and all news reports for 1 year. The name of
your organisation will be put up at the shop front media board.
By supporting our cause, the cost of operations can be minimised and more can be given back to the society
and the relevant charity organisations.
Please find below our track record and Annex A for news article.
If you need further information, you may wish to contact my mobile: 8123 6543. Thank you very much for
your kindness and support.

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Yours sincerely,
_____________________
Signature of Sophee Tan
Founder and Executive Director
Mobile: 8123 6543
Email: sophee.tan@SYH.org.sg
Our Track Record
List of schools participating at our Social Change-Makers Training Programme: 7 schools
Victoria Junior College
Raffles Institution Junior College
CHIJ (Toa Payoh) Secondary
Saint Andrew Junior School
Broadrick Secondary School
National Junior College
St Hilda’s Secondary School
List of schools participating at our Charity Pushcart Programme: 70 schools
ITE College Central
Yishun Junior College
Orchid Park Secondary School
Yishun Secondary School
Hwa Chong Institution
Republic Polytechnic
ITE College East
Temasek Polytechnic
Ngee Ann Polytechnic
Nanyang Technological University
Singapore Polytechnic
Raffles Girls’ School
Angelo-Chinese Independent
CHIJ (Toa Payoh) Secondary
Kuo Chuan Presbyterian Secondary
Victoria Junior College
CHIJ St. Nicholas Girls School
River Valley High School
National Junior College
Hillgrove Secondary School
Bukit View Secondary School
Raffles Institution Junior College
MDIS
Saint Andrew Junior College
Peirce Secondary School
Bishan Park Secondary School
Cedar Girls School
St Margaret's Secondary School
Nan Hua High School
Keming Primary School
Fuhua Primary School
Dazhong Primary School
Hong Kah Primary School
St Joseph Institution
Saint Andrew Junior School
Temasek Junior College
Springfield Secondary School
Marsiling Secondary School
West Spring Secondary School
North Booke Secondary School
Singapore Chinese Girl’s School
Raffles Institution High School
Anglican High School
Broadrick Secondary School
ACS (Barker)
Innova Junior College
St Patrick’s Secondary School
Hwa Chong International School
Temasek Secondary School
Naval Base Secondary School
NUS High School
Kapalan
Anderson Junior College
Dunman High School
DPS Int’l Singapore

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Nanyang Girls High School
Chung Cheng High School
Anderson secondary School
Mayflower Secondary School
Angelo-Chinese Junior College
St Hilda’s Secondary School
Nanyang Junior College
ITE College West
Pasir Ris Secondary School
Singapore Institute of Management
List of schools participating at our Craftpreneurs of SG Programme: 2 schools
Hwa Chong International School
School of The Arts Singapore
List of Beneficiaries (NGOs and VWOs): 65 beneficiaries
Simei Care Centre
Society for the Physically Disabled
Metta Welfare Association
Soroptimist International of Singapore (Garden City)
Down Syndrome Association (Singapore)
Beyond Social Service
New Hope Community Services
The Association for Persons with Special Needs
Lions Befrienders Service Association (Singapore)
Whispering Hearts Family Service Centre
Friends of the Disabled Society
Singapore Children Society
WWF Singapore
Project Taom (in collaboration with Project Happy Feet
Ltd)
Singapore Association for Mental Health
Blessing In A Bag
The Salvation Army
The Little Arts Academy
Sab Baay (Cambodia)
City Harvest Community Services Association
Daybreak Family Service Centre
Young Women’s Christian Association
EN Community Services Society
Singapore Association for Mental Health Oasis Day
Centre
Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
Brookeside (Phillipines)
Hoa Binh Village (Peace Village)
Make-A-Wish Foundation Singapore
Cat Welfare Society
Bizlink Singapore Centre Pte Ltd
Muhammadiyah Orphanage
Yong-En Care Centre
Animal Lovers League
Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore
Presbyterian Community Services Singapore
Singapore Association of the Visually Handicapped
World Vision Singapore
Bishan Home for the Intellectually Disabled
Children’s Cancer Foundation
Action For Dogs Association
Family Life Center
IJ Homes and Children’s Centre
Muscular Dystrophy Association Singapore
Animal Concerns Research & Education Society
Xinchengju Middle School in Fuyu County, China
Linghai Shenjiatai Primary School and Changfeng
Peihe Secondary School
Care Channels International Ltd
Bakery Heart - The Ang Mo Kio Family Service
Centres
Pathlight School
Mercy Relief
The Singapore Association for the Deaf
Causes For Animals (Singapore) Limited
ComChest
HCA Hospice
Society for WINGS
ALife Ltd
The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund
Yellow Ribbon Fund
Guide Dogs Association Of The Blind
Singapore Cancer Society
Red Cross
Association of Women for Action & Research
Young Women’s Christian Association of
Singapore
Team Ardor
Commonwealth Secondary School
Nan Chiau High School
SIT-UOM
National University of Singapore
Lester B. Pearson United World College of the Pacific
Singapore Sports School

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List of Social Enterprise: 5 companies
Gift and Take
Avner Asia
Daughters Of Tomorrow
Blessence Pte Ltd
Ugly Cake Shop
Annex A
Press article – TEENAGE June issue 2014
Google Adwords posting
Hewlett-Packard

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Past sponsors
Venue sponsor
List of supporting shopping malls/MNC: 45
Shaw Centre • Centrepoint • Causeway Point • Jurong Point Shopping Centre • *SCAPE • Sun Plaza •
Velocity-Novena Square • Compass Point • Lot 1 • Northpoint • White Sands • Tampines 1 • Century Square
• Funan DigitaLife Mall • West Mall • Liang Court • Cathay Orchard Cineleisure • HarbourFront Centre •
NEX Serangoon • The Clementi Mall • Suntec City • City Square Mall • Thomson Plaza • Bukit Panjang Plaza
• Tiong Bahru Plaza • Far East Plaza • Wisma Atrium • United Square • Hougang Mall • Tampines Mall •
Jcube • Star Vista • Changi City Point • IKEA • Sembawang Shopping Centre • StarHub Green Office •
Bugis Street • Credit Sussie • Bugis+- • IBM • Citibank • Bras Basah Complex • The Seletar Mall • Techpoint •
Ministry of Education
Food & drink sponsor
MacDonald • Long John Silver • Munchy’s • Popeyes • Eskimo Cafe • Texas Chicken • Toastbox • Lollytalk •
Carl Junior • ShareTea • Subway • Wendy’s Singapore • Ribena • Mr Bean • Ricola • Chewy Junior • Twelve
Cupcakes • Pokka • Brilliant (London Chocolate Roll)
Storage & Logistic support
• ExtraSpace Marymount Pte Ltd • Warehouse Logistics Net Asia Pte Ltd • Asian Tigers Singapore • Soon
Seng Transport • Logwin Air + Ocean Singapore Pte Ltd • iHub Solutions Pte Ltd
Pushcart support Training centre support Mobile apps support
• ION Orchard • Funan DigitaLife SIRS MegaPixel LLP
Hardware & Software support Stationery support
• MYOB • TechSoup Asia • VCF (NCSS) Brother
Supported by Web hosting support
Spirit of Enterprise Nurture Craft Flexhostings
Straits Times listing
Hewlett-Packard

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Current sponsors
Training & education support
Pictures of training session from 2012 to 2016!
Camera support
Hewlett-
Venue parther
-Packard
Food/drink sponsor IT support
Hewlett-
Packard
Logistics & storage support Web hosting sponsored by
Hewlett-Packard
SMS service supportProduct & drink support
Hewlett-
Product support

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List of events - charity pushcart/booth in 2012!
Charity booth @Velocity-Novena Square – En Community Services Society
10 - 12 Feb 2012
Charity pushcart @HarbourFront Centre
27 Feb - 08 Apr 2012
Charity booth @NEX Serangoon - Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals
6 - 8 Apr 2012
Charity pushcart @The Clementi Mall – Whispering Hearts Family Service Centre
11 - 13 May 2012

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Charity booth @Suntec City – Simei Care Centre
26 - 27 May 2012
Charity pushcart @City Square Mall – Brookeside (Phillipines)
22 - 24 Jun 2012
Charity booth@Jurong Point Shopping Centre - Hoa Binh Village (Peace Village)
17 - 19 Aug 2012
Charity booth @Suntec City – Singapore Association for Mental Health
17 - 20 Aug 2012
Charity pushcart @Thomson Plaza – Friends of The Disabled Society
20 - 26 Aug 2012
Charity booth @Shaw Centre
07 Sep - 09 Sep 2012
Charity booth @Bukit Panjang Plaza
05 - 07 Oct 2012
Charity booth @Tiong Bahru Plaza – Friends of The Disabled Society
15 - 18 Nov 2012
Charity booth @The Centrepoint - Daybreak Family Service Centre
17 - 18 Nov 2012
Charity event @Singapore Poly - Muhammadiyah Orphanage, Gift and Take
21 Nov 2012
Charity booth @Far East Plaza – Society for The Physically Disabled
14 - 16 Dec 2012
Charity booth @The Centrepoint – Yong-En Care Centre
18 - 20 Dec 2012
Pictures of charity pushcart/booth in 2013!
Charity Pushcart @Singapore Poly
31 Jan & 14 Feb 2013
Charity booth @Funan DigitaLife Mall – Avner Asia
04-09 Feb 2013
Charity booth @Wisma Atria – Animal Lovers League
09-10 Mar 2013
Charity booth @United Square – Movement for the Intellectually Disabled of Singapore
21-24 Mar 2013
Charity booth @Hougang Mall – Friends of The Disabled Society
19-21 April 2013
Charity Pushcart @Singapore Poly - Yong-En Care Centre
02 May 2013
Charity booth @Tampines Mall – Presbyterian Community Services Singapore
10-12 May 2013

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Charity pushcart @Singapore Poly – Phum Russey Primary School (Phnom Penh) & Kantreang Primary
School (Siem Reap)
26 June-01 July 2013
Charity pushcart @CHIJ Toa Payoh – Singapore Association for the Visually Handicapped
09-12 July 2013
Charity booth @Thomson Plaza – Muscular Dystrophy Association Singapore
23-25 Aug 2013
Charity pushcart @Changi City Point – PCS, SMAH, DOT, NHCS, Bakery Heart, Blessence Pte Ltd etc
01 Nov-23 Dec 2013
Charity booth @Jcube – Animal Concerns Research & Education Society
05-08 Dec 2013
Gift wrappng booth @Star Vista – Whispering Hearts Family Service Centre
19-22 Dec 2013
Pictures of charity pushcart/booth in 2014!
Charity Pushcart at IKEA Tampines
25-26 Jan 2014
Charity booth @Sembawang Shopping Centre – Singapore Association for Mental Health
20-22 Mar 2014
Mother’s Day Charity Event @StarHub Green Office – Bizlink Singapore Centre Pte Ltd
09 May 2014
Hari Raya Charity Sale @Credit Sussie
24 July 2014
Charity booth @Broadrick Secondary School – The Singapore Association for the Deaf
& Causes For Animals
16 July - 01 Aug 2014
Social Christmas Bazaar @Liang Court
05 Dec - 07 Dec 2014

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Christmas Charity Sale @United Square
12 Dec - 14 Dec 2014
Social Enterprise Challenge @Bugis+
17 Jan and 18 Jan 2015

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Chinese New Year & Valentine’s Day Charity Sale @IBM – HCA Hospice and Lions Befrienders Service
Association (Singapore)
05 Feb 2015
Mother’s Day Charity Sale @JCube
01 to 03 May 2015

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Mother’s Day Charity Sale @Citibank HQ
06 May 2015
Bookfair cum Charity Sale @Bras Basah Complex - Yellow Ribbon Fund
19 to 21 June 2015

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Mother’s Day Charity Sale @Citibank HQ-Yellow Ribbon Fund
26 June 2015
Charity bazaar @The Seletar Mall - Guide Dogs Association Of The Blind
24 to 26 July 2015

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Charity pushcart at St Hilda’s Secondary School - Blessing In A Bag, ALife Ltd and
The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund
17 to 28 August 2015

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Charity bazaar @Techpoint for Children’s Day
23 September 2015
Christmas For Hope bazaar @MOE canteen – The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund
& NTU Welfare Service Club
04 December 2015
Christmas For Hope bazaar @Thomson Plaza –Singapore Cancer Society
11 to 13 December 2015

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Charity Booth for Prosperous Chinese New Year at Far East Plaza – Red Cross
29 to 31 January 2016
Charity sale @Hougang Mall - NTU Welfare Service Club & Ugly Cake Shop
13 to 14 February 2016

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Charity Roadshow at Credit Suisse - Ugly Cake Shop
15 April 2016
Donation drive at Bishan J8 for Mother’s Day - AWARE
01 May 2016

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Charity roadshow at NEX for Mother’s Day - AWARE
07 to 08 May 2016
Charity pushcart at White Sands for Mother’s Day – YWCA of Singapore
06 to 08 May 2016

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Charity pushcart at Jurong Point Shopping Centre – Team Ardor and NTU Welfare Service Club
18 to 22 May 2016
Charity pushcart at Tiong Bahru Plaza – Causes For Animals (Singapore) Limited
11 to 12 June 2016

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Charity pushcart at Sun Plaza – Friends of the Disabled Society
13 to 14 August 2016

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Charity pushcart at Waterway Point
01 to 02 October 2016
Annex B
First pilot programme for The Craftpreneurs of SG
Handmade flower workshop at Scape - AWARE & YWCA of Singapore
16 April 2016

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KoKoRu craft training workshop at Hwa Chong International School
08 August 2016
Training workshop at Friends of The Disabled Society – volunteers from NUS Rotaract Club
06 August 2016

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Creative hama beads workshop at United Square
17 September 2016

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KoKoRu craft training workshop at SOTA
27 October 2016
Updated 09 November 2016