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Reach Charity Dinner 2019 REACH CHARITY DINNER 2019 Blooms for Hope 25 OCTOBER 2019, FRIDAY 6.30pm - 10.00pm THE FULLERTON HOTEL SINGAPORE GUEST OF HONOUR - MISS SIM ANN Senior Minister Of State, Ministry Of Communications And Information & Ministry Of Culture, Community And Youth Sponsorship package starts from $3,500 For reservations, please contact Mr Alvin Teo at [email protected] More Details HERE Organised by Dear Friends of REACH Community Services, Last year, REACH Community Services Society celebrated our significant milestone; that of 20 years of serving the Community. The official opening of the 5th and 6th community touchpoints this year; Senior Centre @ Bukit Gombak Vista and Family Service Centre @ Sin Ming further stretched our footprint and impact in the Community. Journeying with more vulnerable individuals, youths, families and seniors to better their lives requires more funding and resources to sustain operations. With prevailing increase in global trade tensions and economic uncertainties, increasing numbers of Professionals, Managers, Executives and Technicians (PMETs) in Singapore are affected and their vulnerabilities rising. According to the latest statistics released by the Ministry of Manpower (MOM), close to 70% of retrenched residents in the first quarter of 2019 were PMETs.* As they occupy a higher share of the workforce, this group is bearing the brunt of such job losses as the employment outlook worsens. Unfortunately statistics also showed that it takes an average of 6-month for a PMET aged 30 and above to be re-employed. With young families to support, the prolong unemployment takes its toll on such families as a whole, not only financially but mentally and emotionally as well, snowballing into many other potential issues such as marital discord, absenteeism from schools and parent-child tensions. In a recent debate, it was mentioned that to maintain a basic standard of living, a single person aged 65 and above would need at least S$1,379 a month to get by.** This covers expenses for simple social activities like meals with friends and perhaps modest short vacation trips to nearby countries like Malaysia. However, the report also shown that only 60 per cent of active CPF members who turned 55 in 2017, have met the CPF basic retirement sum of about S$700 monthly payout, which barely sustains. This suggests that many of our retirees are having difficulties maintaining a very basic standard of living after they retire. As a result, a large number of seniors become prone to social isolation due to financial lack. This also means the number of seniors at risk of depression and suicidal will only increase. Keeping track of the vulnerable population on the ground through such uncertain times has become ever more important, henceforth, we need to do more on the ground; may it be Family Service, Counselling Service, Youth Service or Senior Service. As many of our programmes are not funded, we need to raise funds annually to make these possible. We therefore hope to raise $300,000 through our REACH Charity Dinner 2019 to sustain and expand our services through our 6 community touchpoints. The theme for our REACH Charity Dinner 2019 is “Blooms for Hope” which symbolizes sustainment and life through adversity, and emergence with victory into better outcomes; like a sturdy tree sprouting fresh flowers in the new season. It will be held on Friday 25 October 2019 at The Fullerton Hotel Singapore. We are honoured to have Ms Sim Ann, Senior Minister of State, Ministry of Communications and Information & Ministry of Culture, Community and Youth as the Guest-of-Honour. Proceeds from sales of dinner tables, sponsorships and direct donations are eligible to 250% taxable income offset against the donated sum. Your support will help us to continue providing and building resilience amongst the Least, the Lost and the Lonely in our community. We look forward to partnering with you in this meaningful journey. Yours Sincerely, Ho Siew Cheong Chief Executive REACH Community Services Society *Bulk of retrenched residents in Q1 are PMETs https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/manpower/bulk-of-retrenched-residents- in-q1-are-pmets **$1,379 a month for retirement in S'pore: Too much or too little? https://www.straitstimes.com/singapore/able-to-survive-or- thrive *About Lee Kow Fong aka Ah Guo www.leekowfong.com Lee Kow Fong, or Ah Guo, graduated with a BA(Hons) in Chinese Studies from National University of Singapore and holds a Postgraduate Diploma in Translation and Interpretation from Nanyang Technological University. He received his MA in Children’s Book Illustration from Cambridge School of Art, Anglia Ruskin University, UK in 2011. Since then, he has been actively involved in the promotion and creation of picture-book in Singapore. Presently, he is putting in full-time effort in pursuing his passion in illustration, writing and picture-book. He is also a regular columnist on Lianhe Zaobao and provides adjunct teaching at several institutions including Ngee Ann Polytechnic and National Institute of Education. A prolific painter, Kow Fong has held several Mr Lee is currently working on the commissioned artwork exhibitions showcasing his digital and water-colour which will make a debut at the event illustrations in recent years, including “The Colour of Silence” (2013), “The Songs of Wind” (2014), “Dreamscape” (2016), “Wonderful Day” (2017) and “So Much Fun” (2019). To date, he has published close to 20 books in Singapore, among which majority are Chinese picture-books for young readers. His latest picture-book “The Search” was awarded “Best Children’s Title” in 2016 Singapore Book Awards and has ventured into overseas market including China, Korea, Hong Kong, Vietnam and Malaysia. **About Esther Peck https://estherpeck.com/ From a young age, Esther has always enjoyed art. Her first form of proper arts education started at Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts, where she took a course in Western Art. She has since held various roles in the art industry such as an Assistant Art Director, to a freelance graphic designer later on in her career. In 2015, Esther took an interest to watercolour and brush calligraphy, picking up the skill on her own. Her background as a graphic designer has helped her create artwork, designs and her self-published books which she currently sells online. “Ray of Hope” In addition, Esther is also a guest designer at Prima Marketing, which is a brand based in the United Acrylic Pour Painting on canvas. States. She teaches a multitude of watercolour classes from the classic flower wreaths to realistic “Ray of Hope” captures the vibrancy of a sunrise over the horizon; a vision of how each sunrise is a blessing and brings looking animals and landscapes. about new hope. On Instagram and YouTube, Esther frequently shares her work and instructional videos to promote self- growth and improvement. Her teaching style is easy and approachable, presenting a digestible lesson on watercolour for all ages. It is no wonder why many students come back for more. Recently, she has been seeing more students from overseas who fly into Singapore to attend her private workshops. REACH Charity Dinner 2019 Event Date on 25 October 2019 Registration closes 11 October 2019 RESPONSE FORM 1. Sponsorship Packages (Table Sales) Diamond Platinnum Gold Silver Entitlement $50,000 $25,000 $6,000 $3,500 Acknowledgement As Event Sponsor ✔ Commissioned Art By Ah Guo 阿果* ✔ Artwork “Ray of Hope” By Esther Peck* ✔ 2 Seats At Guest-Of-Honour Table ✔ ✔ 2 Tables For Total Of 20 Guests Near Guest-Of-Honour ✔ ✔ Photo With Guest-Of-Honour ✔ ✔ ✔ Token Of Appreciation ✔ ✔ ✔ Sponsor’s Logo On Stage Backdrop ✔ ✔ ✔ Acknowledgement In Programme Booklet ✔ ✔ ✔ 1 Table For Total Of 10 Guests ✔ ✔ 2. Response Form Sponsorship (Table Sales) No. of packages Package Type Amount Total Payable required Diamond $50,000 $ Platinum $25,000 $ Gold $6,000 $ Silver $3,500 $ Cash Donation We/I would like to make an outright donation of: S$5,000 S$2,000 S$1,000 Other amounts: __________________ Note: All cash donations are entitled to a 250% taxable income offset for amounts donated REACH Charity Dinner 2019 Event Date on 25 October 2019 Registration closes 11 October 2019 RESPONSE FORM 3. Particulars of Donor Corporate ACRA/UEN NO: _____________________ Company Name: _____________________________________ Address: __________________________________________________ Postal CCode ________________ Contact Person:________________________ Mobile:____________ Email:____________________________ Name & Designation of representative of Company: ____________________________________________ Individual NRIC/FIN NO.: _______________________ Name: ________________________________________________ Address: _____________________________________________ Postal Code: _______________________ Mobile: _______________________________ Email: ____________________________________________ 4. Payment Mode (please select one) Enclosed is my crossed cheque payable to “REACH Community Services Society”. Cheque No.: _________________________ Bank: ________________ Amount: $__________________ or VISA Master Card / Card No.: ___________________________________ Expiry Date: _________ (MM/YYYY) Name on Card: ___________________________________________ Amount: $____________________ Signature (as in bank’s record): _____________________________ Date: ____________________ or I would like to make payment through bank transfer Bank details:– Bank: OCBC Bank Bank Code: 7339 Branch: 501 Bank Account Numbber: 501-433239-001
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