Hall 1
Charitable Giving
Starting Your Giving Journey with Your Own Charitable Fund
Every act of generosity matters, and you don’t need a huge fortune to start giving with purpose. Join the Community Foundation of Singapore for a practical and inspiring look at how you can start your own donor-advised fund (DAF) – a simple, sustainable way to begin your philanthropic journey. Find out how your contribution, no matter the size, can create lasting impact by building your charitable legacy!
- Giving with Purpose
You don’t need great wealth to start making a meaningful impact. - What are Donor Advised Funds (DAFs)?
The Community Foundation of Singapore offers a practical way to begin your giving journey. - Lasting Impact
Every contribution can help build a charitable legacy and create long-term change.
Details
Time: 2:10 pm to 2:40 pm
Talk Duration: 20 minutes
Delivery Format: This talk will be conducted in person.
Ms Lilian Chung
About the Speaker
Head of Partnerships,
Community Foundation of Singapore
Lilian is a seasoned professional with extensive experience in driving strategic partnerships, marketing, and communications across both the non-profit and corporate sectors. Currently serving as the Head of Partnerships at the Community Foundation of Singapore (CFS), Lilian champions the organisation’s mission to foster impactful and sustainable giving, strengthening Singapore’s philanthropic ecosystem through collaboration.
Prior to her position at CFS, Lilian served as the National Director at World Vision Singapore for six years, where she led transformative initiatives to address the root causes of poverty and injustice.
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