Clementi Town Secondary School is located at 10 Clementi Ave 3, Singapore 129904. The school leader is Eunice Loh Li Ying and the mentor teacher is not listed. The document discusses a student project organized by three Secondary 3 students, Jesalin Thian Xin Yu, Sarah Yip Li Xuan, and Gladys Bay Yun Ting, to raise funds for disaster relief in Asia through Mercy Relief. They organized a fundraiser from May to September selling badges, Polaroid pictures, and food to appeal to teenagers and families, earning over $3,000 to support victims of natural disasters.

1. Name of the School: Clementi Town Secondary School
Address : 10 Clementi Ave 3, Singapore 129904
School Leader: Eunice Loh Li Ying
Story Title: Beyond
Tel: 91693261 Email: elly_eunice@hotmail.com
Mentor Teacher :
STUDENT INFORMATION
1) Name: Jesalin Thian Xin Yu
Age: 15 Grade: Secondary 3
2) Name: Sarah Yip Li Xuan
Age: 15 Grade: Secondary 3
3) Name: Gladys Bay Yun Ting
Age: 15 Grade: Secondary 3

2. May - September
We decided to work with Mercy Relief, a
There are many natural disasters in the
non-profit organization to raise funds for
world and while we Singaporeans are living
happily in our safe country, there are many disaster relief countries in Asia. We figured
it would be a start for us. However we
who suffer due to natural disasters that
were unsure of how to organize the fund-
occurred. We felt a strong desire and
passion to create a change and stretch our raiser. We thought of a carnival to raise
hands to help these innocent people and funds by selling tickets/ selling do-it-
yourself t-shirts/ selling hand-made paper
inspire others to do the same. We wanted
hearts/ selling badges/ selling key chains/
to attract the attention of Singaporeans
and get them to lend a helping hand too! selling Polaroid pictures/ selling food or
organizing a charity concert.
We decided to sell badges and Polaroid pictures to appeal to teenagers and families. Badges were 1 for
$2.50 and Polaroid pictures were 1 for $3 and 2 for $5. We even managed to get a sponsor, Sogurt
where they allowed us to sell our pictures at their branch for $4 a picture. We faced many challenges
of being unable to get good locations to find good target audiences, unable to get enough volunteers
and unable to get good profits. However through this experience, we conquered them with support
from our teammates and friends. From this project, we earned over $3000 and the numbers are still
rising! We not only learned the importance of teamwork and leadership but we learned that
community support is evident in Singapore. Many were willing to donate to help strangers and several
others offered to be our volunteers! We learned how to put our words into actions and we ourselves
grew in terms of maturity. Thanks to the help from over 20 of our volunteers, we have reached out to
over 3000 people due to our street sales and door-to-door sales.