Covid-19: As fewer Singaporeans donate, more charities close their doors, says NVPC

SINGAPORE — With fewer Singaporeans making donations amid the Covid-19 battered economy, some charities are suffering and have even shut their doors, the National Volunteer and Philanthropy Centre (NVPC) has found.

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