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Yishun Charity Shop Accepts Donations Of Toys, Baby Care Items & More To Help Lower Income Families

17 Feb, 2020
Yishun Charity Shop Accepts Donations Of Toys, Baby Care Items & More To Help Lower Income Families

The donation drive is happening on 24 Feb.

“There is beauty in giving more than receiving.”

And when a community comes together for that sole purpose, it is nothing but an inspiring and heartwarming sight.

In a recent Facebook post (16 Feb) by Louis Ng, Nee Soon GRC’s Member of Parliament (MP), Project Hope was introduced.

It is an initiative by the community, for the community. 

The community project was created to appeal for the donation of daily necessities which will be made available to lower income residents in Nee Soon East, Yishun.

The donation drive will be held next Monday, 24 February 2020 (details at the end).

Run entirely by dedicated volunteers, these items are housed in a “special shop” where residents can come by and get what they need. 

Yishun Charity Shop Accepts Donations Of Toys, Baby Care Items & More To Help Lower Income Families

“The beauty about everything you see here is that it is all donated by the community,” said Louis Ng.  | Source

It is unlike the usual donation where donated items are placed in bags and sent to individuals or families.

“But it’s not just about giving but most importantly empowering our residents with choices,” said Ng. 

Here, individuals can choose what they want and need.

Daily essentials including food donations

Milo beverages, instant noodles, canned food and condiments are just part of the stash of donated items.

project hope donation drive

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project hope donation drive

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Free toys, baby care items and more

While daily necessities are available for selection, Project Hope also provides a variety of donated goods from toys, old clothing, home appliances and baby products among others.  

project hope donation drive

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Children beamed with smiles as they got to pick and bring their favourite toys to bring home afterwards.

Yishun Charity Shop Accepts Donations Of Toys, Baby Care Items & More To Help Lower Income Families

Project hope donation drive sees excited faces of kids from lower income families who get to bring toys home for free. | Source

Yishun Charity Shop Accepts Donations Of Toys, Baby Care Items & More To Help Lower Income Families

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Parents can also expect to see some kids clothing and infant care products. This hopefully provides some relief for families with lower incomes.

Yishun Charity Shop Accepts Donations Of Toys, Baby Care Items & More To Help Lower Income Families

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project hope donation drive

Project hope donation drive: A variety of infant care items from milk bottles to diapers can be seen in the video. | Source

 
Donation Drive: What Items And Where You Can Donate
 
Drop by the Project HOPE shop that is located at Yishun.
 
When: 24 February 2020
Time: 7.30pm – 9.30pm
Where: Blk 227 Yishun Street 21, #01-520, Singapore 760227
 
Here are the donations Project Hope will accept: 
  •  Kids toys, books and stationary
  • Food that’s not expired or too close to expiring
  • Baby care items
  • Home appliances
 Here’s what NOT to donate:
  • Badly stained items
  • Incomplete toy sets/broken toys
  • Expired / close to expiring food items

You can view the full video here. Don’t forget to spread the word 🙂 

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