humanitarian relief to Gaza

Alhamdulillah,

Finally Mercy Relief Singapore (MR) has come up with the humanitarian relief project to Gaza.

I was exhilarated when I saw the article on yesterday's issue of Berita Minggu, our local Malay paper. Apparently MR has collaborated with Majlis Ugama Islam Singapura (Islamic Religious Council) in this.

There are various ways that we can contribute so there's no excuse to avoid this. It's all within reach.

Please, a little will add to a lot.
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Donations can be contributed through the following modes:

~ Tele-Mercy
1900 112 1010 (for a $10 donation)
1900 112 1050 (for a $50 donation)

~ Cheque
Cross to: 'Mercy Relief Limited', and indicate "Gaza Conflict Relief" on the reverse
Send to: 160 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh #01-1568, Singapore 310160

~ ATM Transfer / Internet Banking
To Mercy Relief's DBS Current Account 054-900493-6

For queries, please contact Mercy Relief at 6332 6320 / intouch@mercyrelief.org

boys brigade gift box

boys brigade sharity gift box

Ok everyone! You know what to do!

It's that time of the year again and it's just so convenient that these boxes are mostly outside the supermarkets, ain't it??

So go buy groceries for those who need them! As you pick out your own household goods, don't forget to pick out some for them. Simple stuff like rice, oil, sugar, biscuits, noodles etc. Dry goods, that is.

Then hand these groceries to the boys stationed outside the places mentioned below. They'll be grateful for making their wait worth it.

And you can volunteer to help them deliver, too!

Boys’ Brigade Sharity Gift Box

Boys' Brigade Sharity Gift Box

I'm not sure if you noticed, whenever you shop for groceries at certain NTUC Fairprice (supermarket) branches, there are a couple of Boys Brigade cadets stationed at a corner, right beside a huge box.

Of course, those boys are there for a reason.

From 24th Nov - 20th Dec, you can go down to THESE locations to drop off NEW consumable food items such as rice, oil, sugar, biscuits, cereals, powdered milk, canned food and instant noodles, as well as household items like toiletries (soap, toothbrush) and diapers (children and adult).

That's also why they chose to station themselves in front on a supermarket chain.

So the next time you select that packet of rice, sugar or that bottle of oil, do take another and place them at the other side of your shopping trolley/basket. Have them packaged separately from those meant for your household.

As you walk out, head over to the Boy Brigade cadets and hand over those extra bags of groceries. They'll gladly thank you for those.

Believe me, it makes their hours of wait so much more worth it.

Not to mention those needy people who are waiting to receive their share of those groceries you've bought.