Support our E-Flag Day 2020!

For this year, Bizlink will be organising an E-Flag Day in light of the COVID-19 situation and for the safety of our volunteers, donors, staff and beneficiaries.

To support our beneficiaries and our cause during these uncertain times, you can:

1) Make an outright donation through the following methods:

Giving.Sg
To donate through Giving.sg, please go giving.sg/bizlink/eflagday

Bank Transfer to Bizlink Centre:
United Overseas Bank Limited, Account No 389-301-113-5.

Cheque:
Please cross your cheque payable to “Bizlink Centre Singapore Ltd – PWF” and send it to Blk 512 Chai Chee Lane, #01-09 Bedok Industrial Estate, Singapore 469028.

PayNow:
Scan the code on your respective bank app, or
PayNow to Unique Entity Number (UEN)

“199500566RPWF”
*Donations $10 and above are entitled to 250% tax deductible receipt.

Kindly email us (event@bizlink.org.sg) your name, address, identification number, and contact number for us to mail you your tax-deductible receipt.

2) Volunteer and raise funds on behalf of Bizlink through Giving.sg

Step 1: Click “FUNDRAISE NOW”.

Step 2: Fill up the details.

Step 3: Submit for our approval!

With your donation, the funds raised during this Flag Day will go towards supporting beneficiaries like Mr Samy, Ms Wendy, Mr Tan and Ms Kathy who have shared their stories with us. We have much to learn from their resilience towards overcoming challenges and with your support, they can continue with the dignity of work being an important element in their lives.

In 1989, Palanisamy joined Bizlink as a workshop instructor and has been there ever since. Today, he manages a team of sixty workers with moderate to severe disabilities who handle projects, such as packing and process fulfilment and letter-shopping jobs. Ten years ago, he had started doing grassroots work and home visits to low-income families. He took up training in first aid and resuscitation techniques so as to be able to be on standby during community events. Volunteers at the events see me on the wheelchair and ask if I can do it. I said if you can do it, why can't I?