Charity
SINGAPORE-INDIA PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION
About
What does SINGAPORE-INDIA PARTNERSHIP FOUNDATION do?
Singapore-India Partnership Foundation (SIPF) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering strong ties between Singapore and India through various philanthropic initiatives. We aim to enhance educational, cultural, economic, and social cooperation between the two nations by supporting projects that promote mutual understanding and benefit both communities. Our mission is to create lasting impacts in areas such as education, healthcare, community development, and environmental sustainability
Founded
2005
People
jamshyd n. godrej, mr sat pal khattar, ong boon kwee peter, chong siak ching, tarun das, koh chee kiong richard, sunil b. mittal
Causes
Health & WellnessEducationChildrenHighlights
- Donations are tax-deductible
- Registered Charity
- Established since 2005
- Published yearly Annual Reports
- Audited Financial Statements
Society Impact
- Promotes cross-cultural exchange and understanding: The foundation fosters greater appreciation for Indian and Singaporean cultures by facilitating exchanges in areas such as education, arts, and business. This can lead to increased tolerance and acceptance of diversity within both societies.
- Supports economic development: By funding projects that promote trade, investment, and entrepreneurship between India and Singapore, the foundation contributes to the growth of both economies, creating jobs and improving living standards for people in both countries.
- Enhances social welfare: The foundation may support initiatives aimed at addressing poverty, healthcare, education, and other social issues in
Financials
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What are the donations used for?
- Promotes cross-cultural exchange and understanding: The foundation fosters greater appreciation for Indian and Singaporean cultures by facilitating exchanges in areas such as education, arts, and business. This can lead to increased tolerance and acceptance of diversity within both societies.
- Supports economic development: By funding projects that promote trade, investment, and entrepreneurship between India and Singapore, the foundation contributes to the growth of both economies, creating jobs and improving living standards for people in both countries.
- Enhances social welfare: The foundation may support initiatives aimed at addressing poverty, healthcare, education, and other social issues in
Financial Information
Source: Charity PortalCharities 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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People
At Singapore-India Partnership Foundation (SIPF), individuals work towards fostering strong ties between Singapore and India through various philanthropic initiatives that enhance educational, cultural, economic, and social cooperation between the two nations. Their mission is to create lasting impacts in areas such as education, healthcare, community development, and environmental sustainability.
jamshyd n. godrej
mr sat pal khattar
ong boon kwee peter
chong siak ching
tarun das
koh chee kiong richard
sunil b. mittal
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