More Community Development Council (CDC) vouchers are coming our way in 2023.
The CDC and the People’s Association (PA) have announced that each Singaporean household will get S$300 worth of CDC vouchers next month.
Source: Lawrence Wong on Facebook
Additionally, Singaporeans may choose to donate their remaining CDC vouchers to charity.
On Tuesday (20 Dec), Channel NewsAsia (CNA) reported that Deputy Prime Minister (DPM) Lawrence Wong will launch the CDC Vouchers Scheme 2023 on 3 Jan next year.
According to a press release by the PA and CDC, each Singaporean household will receive S$300 worth of vouchers.
Half of it can be used at participating hawkers and heartland merchants, while the other half can be spent at participating supermarkets.
Source: Lawrence Wong on Facebook
This is “to offer residents more choices to meet their needs”.
The statement added that more details will be available in due course.
If you’ve yet to finish using your remaining CDC vouchers which expire on 31 Dec 2022, you may opt to donate them from now till 31 Jan 2023.
Here’s how to do it:
There’s also a step-by-step video guide on how you can donate your vouchers.
The CDC explained that they decided to give Singaporeans more flexibility in spending their vouchers through donations after some households gave feedback that they’d like to share the balance amount with those who might need it more.
Do note that the vouchers will be donated in cash value.
Tax deduction may also be provided by the charity depending on its policy on issuance of tax deduction. This will be reflected in the donor’s Year of Assessment 2024.
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Featured image adapted from One Optique on Facebook.
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