Why It Matters
Private wealth can be a powerful force for public good.
For a decade, we have brought together families, founders, philanthropists and institutions around that shared conviction.
Each year, our community helps mobilise more than S$1 million in philanthropic capital, connecting those with the capacity to give with institutions capable of turning that generosity into meaningful and lasting change.
Support where it is needed most.
Over the years, we have been proud to support organisations addressing some of the most important needs within our communities.
Community Chest
The philanthropic arm of the National Council of Social Service, mobilising resources for Singapore’s social service sector and the programmes that empower people and communities in need.
National Kidney Foundation Singapore
Dialysis treatment and integrated care for kidney failure patients, alongside kidney disease education and prevention across the wider community.
New Hope Community Services
Shelter, employment support and pathways towards stability, dignity and independence for displaced and disadvantaged individuals and families.
Extra·Ordinary People
Support for persons with special needs and their families, working towards a society where every individual is recognised for their strengths and contributions.
Lutheran Community Care Services
Restorative practice for families, schools and communities — walking alongside those affected by bullying, financial distress, family violence and incarceration.
Stroke Support Station
Singapore’s first community-based agency devoted solely to stroke recovery and wellness — rehabilitation, wellness programmes and caregiver support after hospital discharge.
Together, these organisations represent a shared commitment to stronger communities, greater dignity and opportunity, and meaningful change that lasts.
Beyond immediate needs,
the ideas that shape what comes next.
We have supported research, education and knowledge partnerships with leading academic institutions including Stanford University, the University of Cambridge and Tsinghua University — connecting philanthropy with the advancement of knowledge and the next generation of leaders.
At Stanford, this has included support connected to Professor Fei-Fei Li’s work in human-centred artificial intelligence and World Labs, reflecting our belief that the technologies shaping tomorrow should ultimately serve humanity.
Our support also extends to scholarship programmes that open the door to students who would otherwise not walk through it.
On film
Impact, on record.
Projects and partnerships from the Alliance’s channel.
A decade of projects behind the partnerships.
Across education, health, community services, technology and financial inclusion, Members and the families we advise funded and supported work in ten areas over the Alliance’s first decade.
Connecting those with the capacity to give with people, institutions and ideas capable of creating lasting public value.