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Jurong Temple

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About

What does Jurong Temple do?

Jurong Temple is a charitable organization dedicated to unifying Taoist and Buddhists in Singapore while expounding their teachings. They aim to foster good relationships among members, promoting philanthropy and giving within the community.

Founded

1985

People

yeow teck soon, chua lew kee, quek cheng chuan, lim chor pee, quek hong wan, peh chiou koon, ong choon toh

Causes

Health & Wellness Education

Highlights

Donations are tax-deductible
Registered Charity
Established since 1985
Published yearly Annual Reports
Audited Financial Statements

Society Impact

Promotes religious unity and understanding between Taoist and Buddhists in Singapore, fostering a sense of community and shared values among different faith groups.
Provides a space for spiritual practice and reflection, offering individuals an opportunity to connect with their beliefs and find inner peace.
Encourages the spread of Taoism and Buddhism teachings through educational programs and events, enhancing religious literacy and cultural awareness in Singapore.
Supports community development by organizing charitable activities such as food drives or disaster relief efforts, contributing to social welfare and helping those in need.
Contributes to the preservation of Taoist and Buddhist traditions through rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events, ensuring that these important aspects of Singapore's heritage are not lost over time.

Financials

Donation Income

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What are the donations used for?

Promotes religious unity and understanding between Taoist and Buddhists in Singapore, fostering a sense of community and shared values among different faith groups.
Provides a space for spiritual practice and reflection, offering individuals an opportunity to connect with their beliefs and find inner peace.
Encourages the spread of Taoism and Buddhism teachings through educational programs and events, enhancing religious literacy and cultural awareness in Singapore.
Supports community development by organizing charitable activities such as food drives or disaster relief efforts, contributing to social welfare and helping those in need.
Contributes to the preservation of Taoist and Buddhist traditions through rituals, ceremonies, and cultural events, ensuring that these important aspects of Singapore's heritage are not lost over time.

Financial Information

Source: Charity Portal

Charities and IPCs are required to prepare the financial statements in accordance to the Charities (Accounts and Annual Report) Regulations and the Charities (Institutions of A Public Character) Regulations, where applicable. The financial statement is available online for latest 3 financial years.

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