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METHODIST SCHOOLS' FOUNDATION

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What does METHODIST SCHOOLS' FOUNDATION do?

Methodist Schools' Foundation supports education in Singapore by constructing, maintaining and improving school buildings, purchasing educational equipment, providing subsidies and grants for students, and organizing fundraising events to increase capital endowments.

Founded

1997

People

low suat tin joni, gordon cecil ignatius wong cheong weng, lee chong min, lim young sain joseph, wong taur jiun, ng yew tong, chia winnie, m manoharan, tay wee hiong jimmie, sie suh-ting

Causes

ChildrenEducation

Highlights

  • Donations are tax-deductible
  • Registered Charity
  • Established since 1997
  • Published yearly Annual Reports

Society Impact

  • Improved Education Quality: By providing educational subsidies, grants and bursaries for students in Methodist schools, the foundation can help improve the quality of education available to these students. This could lead to better academic performance and higher graduation rates among students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
  • Increased Accessibility: The foundation's efforts to construct, maintain and improve school buildings and facilities make it easier for children from all socioeconomic backgrounds to access quality education in Methodist schools. This can help reduce educational disparities between different social classes.
  • Supporting Disadvantaged Students: By providing financial assistance, the foundation helps ensure that students who cannot afford to pay full fees still have access to a good education. This could lead to more equitable distribution of opportunities and resources in society.
  • Enc

Donation Income

Fundraising Efficiency

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Program Expense Ratio

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