Our Contributions

Since the school’s inception, Pei Hwa Foundation has pledged to support Pei Hwa Secondary School’s educational programmes. As a result, the school is able to offer the Pei Hwa Scholarship to students who excel in their co-curricular activities as well as outstanding Secondary One students and graduates of the school. In 2013, the Pei Hwa Foundation Scholaships, ranging from $1,000 to $4,000, was established. This scholarship is for Pei Hwa Alumni Youth Wing members who perform well in their institutes of higher learning.

The Primary School Chinese Play Competition, first organised by Jurong Secondary, and subsequently by Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) for eight consecutive years since 2007, is solely sponsored by Pei Hwa Foundation. The objective of the competition is to promote Chinese Language and culture, and to achieve educational outcomes through the use of the dynamic and creative form of drama.

In 2002, Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) redeveloped its campus to provide world-class study environment for their 3,000 secondary school students. Pei Hwa Foundation contributed to the cause through a donation in 2001. the school’s library was subsequently named after the Foundation.

In 2019, Pei Hwa Foundation Bursary was established to support financially disadvantaged but deserving students who are enrolled in undergraduate degree programmes offered by the Singapore Institute of Technology. The Foundation’s contribution in 2019 has made it possible for three Bursaries (valued at $5,000 each) to be awarded annually and in perpetuity, empowering students to unlock their true potential through their education at SIT.

Ju Eng Home for Senior Citizens is one of the social services beneficiaries adopted by Pei Hwa Foundation. The mission of the Home is to provide shelter and care for the frail or destitute elderly regardless of race or religion, and to promote their physical, mental and spiritual welfare. With the Foundation’s support, the Home is able to subsidise 90 percent of the residents, upgrade healthcare equipment and facilities as well as improve overall healthcare standards.

Chung Hwa Free Clinic, Singapore Buddhist Free Clinic, Thong Chai Medical Institute, Public Free Clinic Society and Ren Ci Hospital are just a few of the many healthcare providers and medical enterprises that have received funding from Pei Hwa Foundation to help their patients.

Pei Hwa Foundation is one of the sponsors of Singapore National Kidney Foundation (NKF), and one of the dialysis centre is named “Pei Hwa Foundation-NKF Dialysis Centre” at Blk 565 Ang Mo Kio Avenue 3. The cost of building and equipping the Centre was $1.5 million, and Pei Hwa Foundation donated $1.25 million towards the project. The centre started its operations in 2007 and was oficially opened in 2008, offering a total of 22 station accomodating up to 120 patients.

Pei Hwa Foundation is also Actively involved in contributing to sports organisations to nurture young sporting talents. For example, a grant was donated to Changi Sailing Club which prides itself in producing most of Singapore’s sailing luminaries and Asian Gold medallists. The grant was used to subsidise the Youth Development Programme to encourage youth sailors to sail recreationally through a co-ownership and boat-leasing programme. Other notable sports organisation recipients include the Volleyball Association of Singapore and Singapore Yachting Association.