S’pore Welfare Group Seeks Extra CNY Snacks For Donation To Migrant Workers

ItsRainingRaincoats Collecting Unopened & Unexpired CNY Snacks For Migrant Workers

Snacks like pineapple tarts and hae bee hiamĀ rolls are arguably the things we look forward to every Chinese New Year (CNY).

If you happen to have an abundance of CNY snacks and are struggling to finish them, this initiative lets you do good while clearing the countless bottles of kuehs lying around the house.

From now till 28 Feb, welfare group ItsRainingRaincoats will be accepting CNY snacks which they’ll be donating to migrant workers in Singapore.

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Welfare group collecting CNY snacks till 28 Feb

Since 14 Jan, ItsRainingRaincoats has been collecting CNY goodies as part of their “Share the Abundance” initiative.

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According to their page, the snacks will be distributed to workers at worksites, construction areas, and dormitories.

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A similar initiative in 2019

Though they didn’t specify any particular CNY snacks, they’ll only donate those that are unopened and unexpired.

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The collection drive will end in about 2 weeks’ time on 28 Feb.

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A similar initiative in 2019

Those thinking of donating their snacks can find out which volunteer they stay nearest to and arrange for a drop-off via WhatsApp or SMS. The volunteers’ contact details can be found here.

Great way to ‘clear’ your CNY snacks & raise workers’ morale

If you happen to have extra CNY snacks lying around the house and don’t want them to go to waste, consider donating them to our migrant workers.

Not only will you be saving perfectly good food, but your donations might help raise the morale of the migrant workers here who may have been away from their families for a very long time.

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A similar initiative in 2019

Let’s put a smile on their faces, and show them our appreciation for their hard work.

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Featured image adapted from Facebook and Facebook, taken from past years’ distribution drives.

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