MS Originals

GrabFood Riders Donate Food To Needy In Toa Payoh As Part Of PMD Charity Drive

GrabFood Riders Feed The Homeless In Toa Payoh

Mention GrabFood delivery and you’d immediately think of a rider waiting at your door with a bag of food.

But some riders saw a chance to reach even more people through their line of work.

A group of GrabFood delivery riders in Toa Payoh have become an inspiration after they went beyond their call of duty to provide food for the estate’s homeless.

Source

PMD riders came together for charity

GrabFood delivery riders from Toa Payoh gathered at a void deck on 13 Apr to sort out boxes of food for donations.

Source

The 10 or so riders had purchased food supplies in bulk to hand out to the needy in the neighbourhood. Supplies appeared to include cookies, water and packet drinks.

After packing everything into individual plastic bags, the riders then took off on their Personal Mobility Devices (PMDs) on a charity ride.

Source

Helped people who were visibly in need

As people were unwinding on a Saturday night, the riders went around Toa Payoh and Kim Keat in search of anyone who looked like they needed help.

 

Their evening rounds brought them to quite a few of these individuals, which highlights the plight of the poor in Singapore.

Source

While most of us are complaining about housing prices, the homeless are sleeping on cardboard pieces or thin mats on the floor.

Source

It’s heartwarming to see these GrabFood riders taking time out of what probably was their day off to help the less fortunate.

We’re sure that they’ve touched the hearts of the individuals they’ve approached.

One of many charity rides

Apparently, this wasn’t the first time PMD riders had gotten together for charity.

In March, e-scooter enthusiasts from Skuter Familia SG embarked on a similar project entitled “Project Sincerity” in Yishun.

Source

There’s even a very well-produced video documenting their experience.

Kind souls on wheels

These riders regularly participate in charity events around different estates in Singapore whenever the opportunity arises.

Few of us can confidently say that we set aside time to help the less fortunate, so kudos to these kind souls for their initiative.

Let’s hope that more Singaporeans will be inspired to do charity work, and not turn a blind eye to people in need.

Featured image from Facebook and Facebook.

Fayyadhah Zainalabiden

Fayyadhah spends most of her free time wondering why there's nothing fun to do and wastes the rest of her time on Netflix.

Recent Posts

Continuous heavy traffic expected at S’pore-JB checkpoints till end of 2024: ICA

A record of more than 553,000 travellers crossed both checkpoints on 13 Dec.

22 Dec 2024, 7:25 pm

H5N1 poses ‘highest risk’ of becoming next pandemic, S’pore health authorities monitoring situation

There has been no year-end Covid-19 wave, as had been expected.

22 Dec 2024, 6:42 pm

Wagyu beef worth S$5,700 found in car entering JB from S’pore, M’sian driver arrested

The beef was imported without a veterinary health certificate and halal certification.

22 Dec 2024, 5:40 pm

Long queue forms at Jalan Besar Stadium for tickets to ASEAN Championship semi-final

One fan started queueing as early as 7am.

22 Dec 2024, 4:50 pm

Toys“R”Us in Japan sends parcels in plain boxes before Christmas, praised for protecting ‘Santa’s surprise’

The company made the change after parents said they wanted to make sure their gifts…

22 Dec 2024, 4:36 pm

Google Maps helps Spanish police arrest murder suspects caught transporting corpse on Street View

An incredible twist of fortune for the police -- and a stroke of bad luck…

22 Dec 2024, 2:59 pm