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SINGAPORE GYMNASTICS

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What does SINGAPORE GYMNASTICS do?

Singapore Gymnastics is a charitable organization dedicated to promoting gymnastics as a sport for all ages, with a vision of "Gymnastics for Everyone - Enjoyment and Excellence." Their mission is to develop world-class athletes who consistently win medals at regional games such as the South East Asian Games, Asian Games, Commonwealth Games, and others.

Founded

2010

People

yap wei loong clarence, kenneth wing cheung cheung, ho mun wai, teo siew hong, liew siow gian partick, cecilia chia shing eng, ho jia ni, elaine, audrey ong

Causes

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Highlights

  • Donations are tax-deductible
  • Registered Charity
  • Established since 2010
  • Published yearly Annual Reports

Society Impact

  • Promotes physical activity and healthy lifestyles among individuals of all ages, contributing to a more active and healthier population.
  • Provides opportunities for personal development and skill-building through gymnastics training, which can translate into other areas of life such as discipline, focus, and resilience.
  • Fosters social connections among members within the gymnastics community, promoting a sense of belonging and camaraderie.
  • Contributes to Singapore's sports reputation by competing in international events like SEA Games, Asian Games, Commonwealth Games, etc., enhancing the country's global standing in the sport.
  • Offers coaching and training programs that can serve as a model for other gymnastics organizations or schools, sharing best practices and expertise to improve the quality of gymnastics

Donation Income

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Program Expense Ratio

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