The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund (STSPMF) was started in 2000 as a community project initiated by The Straits Times to provide pocket money to children from low-income families to help them through school. The children can use this money for school-related expenses, such as buying a meal during recess, paying for their transport fares or using it to meet their other schooling needs. The financial help also eases the burden of the many parents who are already struggling to feed their families on their meagre incomes.
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Keep inspiring us Dr Tan!
SGD 50 to Dr William Tan's 50-hours Hand-Cycle Feat In Support of STSPMF
SGD 100 to Dr William Tan's 50-hours Hand-Cycle Feat In Support of STSPMF
Dear Dr Tan. You are an inspiration and a model for all of us
SGD 50 to Dr William Tan's 50-hours Hand-Cycle Feat In Support of STSPMF
Dear William, All the best!
SGD 50 to Dr William Tan's 50-hours Hand-Cycle Feat In Support of STSPMF
Well done Dr William Tan!
SGD 50 to Dr William Tan's 50-hours Hand-Cycle Feat In Support of STSPMF
SGD 30 to Dr William Tan's 50-hours Hand-Cycle Feat In Support of STSPMF
Warm congratulations to Dr Tan for his effort and to Paul Heng for supporting the fundraising, for the benefit of children in need of care and support.
SGD 200 to Dr William Tan's 50-hours Hand-Cycle Feat In Support of STSPMF
