As part of a fundraising campaign by SMRT, commuters in Singapore can now easily donate at eight MRT stations and two bus interchanges.
The campaign — which will run from 5 July to 30 September — will allow passengers to tap their EZ-Link cards or linked devices to donate at donation stands.
Source: SMRT on Facebook
The MRT stations and bus interchanges involved are:
SMRT has also given more details on the exact location of the stands.
The campaign, Tap for Hope, is into its fourth edition this year and will coincide with National Day festivities.
Commuters can make donations of S$2, S$8, S$10, S$20, S$50, or S$100 at the stands, with Master, Visa, JCB, or Alipay+ e-wallets also available as payment options.
Alternatively, donors scan the PayNow QR code to donate.
To kickstart Tap for Hope, Minister of State for Home Affairs and Social and Family Development Ms Sun Xueling made the first tap at HarbourFront MRT station’s donation stand.
She was the Guest of Honour for the launch event on Friday (5 July).
Source: SMRT
All the proceeds from the Tap for Hope campaign will benefit 65 social service agencies under the President’s Challenge, said SMRT.
In recent years, the President’s Challenge has focused on empowering those with disabilities, building a digitally inclusive society and supporting lower-income families, among other areas.
“SMRT is honoured to champion meaningful community and social-centric initiatives, like the President’s Challenge, which focuses on fostering social mobility, in addition to moving people through safe and reliable journey,” Group Chief Executive Officer of SMRT Mr Ngien Hoon Ping said.
“United in purpose, we invite everyone to join SMRT in making a positive difference to the community around us, one tap at a time.”
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Featured image adapted from SMRT on Facebook.
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