Not long ago, folks at Orange & Teal, Dr Chee Soon Juan’s café, helped to distribute free food to cleaners at Rochester Mall.
In celebration of National Day, Dr Chee & his café staff are now inviting cardboard collectors and seniors in need to dine for free at the eatery.
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Those who know anyone who might benefit from the initiative are urged to contact the café to facilitate arrangements.
In Dr Chee’s view, the best way to celebrate National Day is by giving back to those who are least well off in our community.
Though he had spoken about the less fortunate during his previous election rallies, he says that he is now in a position to do something about it.
In the coming weeks, Dr Chee plans on inviting cardboard collectors and vulnerable seniors to have lunch at Orange & Teal.
The meal will, of course, be on the house.
Posting about the initiative on Facebook, Dr Chee urges those who may know such folks to reach out to them at hello@orangeandteal.sg.
The café management will provide more information through email.
Dr Chee also shared that some kind souls have offered donations to fund the event.
Though he appreciates the generous gestures, he insists that Orange & Teal will be sponsoring the initiative.
Those who are keen to help can show their support by patronising the café and trying out their wide range of dishes and desserts instead.
While we celebrate our nation’s 56th birthday, let’s not forget about those who may be struggling to get by. After all, they too, are part of our society and shouldn’t be left behind.
Kudos to Orange & Teal for the inclusive initiative, ensuring these folks get to join in the celebrations as well.
Know anyone who might benefit from this occasion? Be sure to reach out to the café for more information.
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Featured image adapted from Choo Yut Shing on Flickr and Erik Tan on Facebook.
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