SGThe Singapore Red Cross Youth launched an initiative called Project R.I.C.E.+ to provide essential household supplies to approximately 30,000 vulnerable families in Singapore. The program raised nearly $700,000, which funded the distribution of 46,238 sets of supplies, including food and household items. The effort took place over two days in June and July, involving around 570 volunteers, including 29 youth leaders from various educational institutions and nearly 300 young people across the country. Supermarket chain Sheng Siong supported the initiative by offering discounts, enabling broader community outreach. The initiative aimed to assist low-income families, skipped-generation households, single parents, isolated seniors, individuals with disabilities, and migrant workers. According to the Singapore Red Cross, the project highlights the importance of community service in fostering empathy and understanding among youth.
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