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Vantage Foundation and Duotech Join Hands to Spread Joy for all in Local Community
Featuring: Steven Xie, Executive Director of Vantage Foundation
Singapore, 5 January 2024 – In a heartwarming collaboration aimed at fostering community spirit, Vantage Foundation and local business Duotech collaborated to make this past holiday season a little brighter for those in need. Through the Vantage Foundation’s Joy For All Initiative, employees from Duotech have embraced the season of giving by fulfilling the wishes of residents at Chen Su Lan Methodist Children’s Home in Singapore.
The initiative aims to inspire local businesses to engage more deeply with their communities. As part of this effort, Duotech employees are personally choosing and wrapping presents for the children at the residential home. Each gift is accompanied by a handwritten note, adding a meaningful touch to the donation.
Sandy Zhao, Senior HR Manager for Duotech Pte Ltd, shares her perspective on the initiative, “It’s not just about the gifts; it’s about spreading joy and making a meaningful connection with our community. This initiative allows us to give back in a personal way.”
Steven Xie, Executive Director of Vantage Foundation, echoes the sentiment, “We believe that everyone deserves to experience the warmth of the holidays, especially those who may be facing challenges. This is our way of making a positive impact.”
Clara Lick, Partnership Manager of Chen Su Lan Methodist Children’s Home, emphasises, “Vantage Foundation’s initiative encourages local businesses to support their communities, reminding us all to be mindful of inclusiveness during the festive season. It’s about fostering a sense of community and shared responsibility.”
The Joy For All Initiative aligns with Vantage Foundation’s commitment to catalyse greater corporate social responsibility, urging businesses to actively participate in uplifting local communities. The initiative not only brings joy to those in need but also raises awareness about the importance of inclusiveness during gift-giving holidays. Not everyone is fortunate enough to spend festivities with their families, and this can be a source of social stress affecting mental wellbeing.