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Illuminate Lives: Join the Rare Disease Fund’s Tree of Hope Fundraising Campaign

In the spirit of giving, the Rare Disease Fund (RDF) launches the Tree of Hope fundraising campaign to support those battling rare diseases in Singapore. With up to 3,000 individuals affected, including approximately 700 children, the RDF seeks to alleviate the financial strain on families facing lifelong care for their loved ones.

Managed by the KKH Health Fund, a part of the SingHealth Fund, and in collaboration with KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital (KKH), the Tree of Hope initiative is further endorsed by the Ministry of Health. This campaign aims to bring hope and assistance to those in need during this festive season.

Supporting the Tree of Hope Campaign

Running until 19 December 2023, individuals can contribute to the Tree of Hope. Eligible donations made before the year ends will receive a 250% tax deduction during the next tax season.

To learn more about RDF, visit the official website, follow them on Instagram @rarediseasefundsingapore, or find them on Facebook at Rare Disease Fund Singapore.

How to Illuminate the Tree of Hope

Option 1: Awaken the Magic

  • Make a donation here.
  • Share a screenshot of the donation confirmation on Instagram or Facebook.
  • Include the name of the donor or a loved one on behalf of whom the donation is made.
  • Personal details such as NRIC and Full Name can be concealed for privacy.

Option 2: Spread Hope on Social Media

  • Comment on the Instagram post here expressing what ‘hope’ means to you.
  • Alternatively, post a photo or message on your social media platforms, sharing your interpretation of ‘hope.’
  • Tag @rarediseasefundsingapore and use the hashtag #RDFtreeofhope to raise awareness about rare diseases.
  • For those with private accounts, send a direct message.

These heartfelt posts will be transformed into beautiful Christmas ornaments, adorning the Tree of Hope and symbolizing the collective support and kindness for those bravely facing rare diseases.

Irone Kim

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