SINGAPORE - The Tote Board has said it is doubling its funding contributions for its Enhanced Fund-Raising Programme (EFR) for a year.. Read more at straitstimes.com.
SINGAPORE - The Tote Board has said it is doubling its funding contributions for its Enhanced Fund-Raising Programme for a year.
Digital fund-raising platforms have to comply with the Commissioner of Charities' code of practice for charitable online fund-raising appeals and/or be conducted on corporate websites of non-profit organisations with charitable status to qualify for the EFR.
For example, for a project which raises a total of $140,000 on eligible digital platforms, the Tote Board will match $56,000 of the funds raised. Mr Fong Yong Kian, Tote Board chief executive, said:"It's been heartening to see Singaporeans from all walks of life rallying to support the community as the nation battles the Covid-19 pandemic."
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