Make your dollar count, and count again with Impart. All donations to this campaign will receive 1-1 matching from Tote Board!
Your dollar will count directly towards Impart’s impact with youths-facing-adversity, enabling them to flourish and foster ecosystems of care.

Funds raised will support the following Impart Arms:
– Impart Education: Support youths-facing-adversity to receive accessible, customised, and holistic educational support through 1-1 academic support, career exploration opportunities, and financial literacy and practice sessions.
– Impart Community: Fund the creation of novel community-based programs that integrate play and group therapy. Youths-facing-adversity are engaged through programs aligned with their
interests (i.e. boxing, e-gaming, calisthenics), building resilience and a future orientation in the process.
– Impart Mental Health Care: Enable youths-facing-adversity to receive psychological help right at their doorsteps through a range of outreach and engagement mental health care programs.
– Impart Advocacy: Transform youth stories into larger narratives of change and community resilience through strategic communications

About Impart

Impart is a Singaporean charity that enables youths to foster ecosystems of care. We commenced operations in 2017, and formed as an organisation in 2019. Our work brings development to the doorsteps of youths-facing-adversity, with a long view towards community connectedness and intergenerational engagement.

About Ray of Hope

100% of your donations to Ray of Hope go to people in need. We do not take a cut from the funds. We even cover 3rd party credit card charges that other crowdfunding platforms deduct from your donation for campaigns.

100% of all campaigns are also fully verified, so you know your funds goes to real people with real needs.

We take donor accountability very seriously – with yearly audited accounts and strong governance in place to ensure that your donations is properly channeled to the beneficiaries.

Ray of Hope is a registered charity and a member of the National Council of Social Services.