Former presidential hopeful George Goh is selling the items meant for his campaign and will be donating the proceeds to charity.
The charity sale will take place at 118 Joo Chiat Road on Saturday (26 Aug) and Sunday (27 Aug), 10am to 4pm.
Mr Goh will be there on both days from 2pm onwards to greet his supporters.
Proceeds from the sale will be going to Secondmeal, a non-profit that makes meals accessible to the needy.
On Wednesday (23 Aug), Mr Goh announced on social media that he will be selling the items meant for his presidential campaign for a good cause.
This makes good on the promise he made when his application to contest in the presidential election was rejected.
In the Facebook post, he shared that all proceeds from the sale will go to Secondmeal — a non-profit organisation that helps those in need to obtain free meals.
The charity sale will be happening from 10am to 4pm on Saturday (26 Aug) and Sunday (27 Aug), at 118 Joo Chiat Road, unit #02-03.
Additionally, Mr Goh will be at the sale between 2pm and 4pm to greet and thank his supporters.
“I know this will go a long way to helping many,” he wrote.
Source: George Goh on Instagram
Similarly, he said on Instagram, “Join us this Saturday and Sunday as we sell some campaign items that now are limited edition merchandise.”
He also encouraged people to come and “say hi if you’d like to”.
In the event poster, Mr Goh and his team said that they chose to hold this charity sale instead of “throwing away hundreds of [their] campaign items”.
Campaign items available for sale include but are not limited to:
Notably, the charity sale will be on a pick-and-pay-as-you-wish basis.
Kudos to Mr Goh who is turning his situation around to do something good for the community.
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Featured image adapted from George Goh on Facebook and Instagram. First image for illustration purposes only.
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