Charity
SINGAPORE HOCKEY FEDERATION
About
What does SINGAPORE HOCKEY FEDERATION do?
The Singapore Hockey Federation is dedicated to fostering the growth of hockey in Singapore by cultivating new talent and supporting its community. As a leading brand custodian for the sport, we are committed to striving for excellence through our core values, providing resources and support to all stakeholders involved. Our efforts include organizing major events like the Women's Asia Cup 2022 and Hangzhou Asian Games 2022, as well as training and developing our national men's and women's field hockey teams for future competitions such as the ASIAN GAMES 2023. Join us in our mission to elevate Singapore's hockey culture and make a positive impact on the lives of aspiring athletes and enthusiasts alike.
Founded
2010
People
rilaini sapari, abdul samad bin mohamed ismail, aw bang hui, mathavan devadas, ang chee kiong, mohamed shamir mohamed osman, latha natarajan, soo hon weng, lilian chee lai lin, tan sue taime, bernetta
Causes
Highlights
- Donations are tax-deductible
- Registered Charity
- Established since 2010
- Published yearly Annual Reports
Society Impact
- Promoting and developing hockey culture in Singapore, encouraging participation and interest in the sport among locals.
- Providing opportunities for individuals to cultivate their skills and compete at various levels, both nationally and internationally.
- Fostering a sense of community within the hockey fraternity by organizing events, tournaments, and training programs.
- Encouraging teamwork, discipline, physical fitness, and mental resilience among participants through engagement in the sport.
- Contributing to Singapore's reputation as an active and sports-loving nation on the international stage.
- Inspiring young athletes to strive for excellence and set goals both within their personal lives and in pursuing a career in hockey or other fields.
Donation Income
Program Expense Ratio
This is the percentage of the charity's total expenses that are spent on its core programs. A higher percentage suggests that more money is going directly to the cause, rather than being spent on administrative or fundraising expenses.
