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Play Imaginative as supporting partner for PHFSR
Play Imaginative, a Singapore-based producer of toy and character designs of the highest calibre, has come onboard to be a supporting partner for Project Happy Feet Slipper Race 2011, by…
Yuli adds sparkle to PHFSR as sponsor
Yuli Inc Fine Jewellery, inaugurated by Jessie Foo Yuli, a GIA gemmologist and designer offers a full lifestyle concept shop and one of kind a fine jewellery designed by Jessie…
Futuristic sponsors PHFSR
Futuristic, a store fixtures specialist for mass retail brands with three full-fledged manufacturing facilities in China and Malaysia, has been perfecting the art of quality store fixtures for retail store…
Thanks to NParks, no charge to PHFSR for ECP
NParks has graciously waived the venue rental fee for Project Happy Feet Slipper Race so now more money can go towards the $150,000 fund-raising target! Thank you NParks for this…
A Caring Community Through PHF Slipper Race
As we walk the Slipper Race, we not only fund-raise for underprivileged school children in Singapore, Cambodia and Vietnam, we also build a caring community in Singapore. With South East…
Slipper Race? I’m lovin’ it!
Volunteers for the inaugural Project Happy Feet Slipper Race taking place on 13 November 2011 at the East Coast Park will be treated to a meal at McDonald’s, all thanks…
PHF Slipper Race – It’s Happening!
13 November 2011 – Save the date for the inaugural Project Happy Feet Slipper Race 2011. More details coming your way! Share
MILK writes back (with thanks!)
A letter from Dr Sheryn Mah, President of MILK (Mainly I Love Kids) Fund following the receipt of the funds. From 2009-2010, Project Happy Feet raised SGD82,728 through donations collected…
PHF Returns to Siem Reap
At least once a year, PHF returns to the countries that they have been supporting to feel the ground, perform their audits and relook at the programmes it hopes to…