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A Thousand for Good

Corporate Partnership

Gifts from the Heart

Join the Heart Health Movement

Make an annual donation of $1,000 or more to the Singapore Heart Foundation (SHF) to support our cause and join like-minded organisations to create heart-healthier workplaces. Together, we can empower employees with the knowledge and resources to prevent cardiovascular disease and prepare them for cardiac emergencies.

  • Heart health awareness talks
  • Workplace engagement activities
  • Cardiac emergency preparedness

To find out more, email us at partnerships@heart.org.sg or fill in the form below:

Frequently Asked Questions

What is A Thousand for Good?

A Thousand for Good (ATFG) is a corporate philanthropy initiative by the Singapore Heart Foundation (SHF) that brings together like-minded organisations to promote heart health awareness and cardiac emergency preparedness in workplaces across Singapore.

Through a minimum contribution of S$1,000, organisations become part of a growing community supporting SHF’s mission to improve cardiovascular health through our three core pillars of Prevention, Rehabilitation and Resuscitation.

Why was A Thousand for Good introduced?

As a charity that receives minimal government subvention, SHF relies largely on public donations to sustain and expand our programmes.

Beyond fundraising, ATFG was introduced as part of SHF’s strategy to strengthen our outreach through workplaces. As many adults spend a significant portion of their time at work, organisations are well positioned to help promote heart health awareness, encourage preventive habits, and build greater readiness for cardiac emergencies.

Is A Thousand for Good a regular giving programme?

A Thousand for Good is built on a regular giving model, as sustainable donations allow SHF to plan and continuously deliver programmes across our core pillars of Prevention, Rehabilitation, and Resuscitation.

We also recognise that organisations may have different giving approaches. Organisations making a one-off donation of S$1,000 or more are equally welcome to join the A Thousand for Good community and be part of our collective effort to advance heart health in Singapore.

Should your organisation wish to transition to regular giving in the future, our Partnership Development team would be pleased to discuss the available options with you.

How does A Thousand for Good work?

Organisations make a minimum contribution of S$1,000 annually to support SHF’s work. Payment can be done via bank transfer or UEN.

Our Partnership Development team will then reach out to the organisation on their choice of complimentary health-health programmes and the necessary arrangement.

The complimentary heart-health programme can be from any of our our three core pillars of Prevention, Rehabilitation and Resuscitation.

What does my organisation's contribution support?

Your contribution supports SHF’s programmes and services across our three core pillars: Prevention, Rehabilitation and Resuscitation

It also enables SHF to continue reaching more individuals through heart health education, awareness, community outreach and workplace engagement initiatives.

What are the benefits of joining A Thousand for Good?

Participating organisations become part of a growing community committed to creating healthier workplaces and communities.

Depending on organisational needs and SHF’s available resources, organisations may have opportunities to:

  • Explore workplace heart health awareness initiatives
  • Conduct employee heart health talks
  • Raise awareness on cardiovascular disease prevention
  • Promote CPR+AED awareness
  • Support employee well-being initiatives
  • Strengthen ESG and community engagement efforts

All organisations who onboard the “A Thousand for Good” will receive:

  • 2 x Blood Pressure Monitors (Complimentary)
  • 1 x Heart-Health Programme of their choice from our list of offerings (Complimentary)
  • Donor Honor Roll – Website acknowledgement after the official launch of “A Thousand for Good”.
  • All contributions from “A Thousand for Good” will be entitled to receive 250% tax-deductible as well.

A Thousand for Good is built on meaningful partnerships rather than transactional sponsorships. Opportunities for collaboration will be discussed and mutually agreed upon.

Is there a minimum contribution?

Yes. The minimum contribution to join A Thousand for Good is S$1,000. Organisations are welcome to contribute a higher amount should they wish to further support SHF’s mission.

Will SHF issue an invoice for the contribution?

As A Thousand for Good includes a donation component, SHF is unable to issue an invoice for the contribution amount.

Instead, SHF will provide an Appeal Letter to facilitate your organisation’s internal approval process where required.

Why can't SHF issue an invoice?

Invoices are issued for the provision of goods or services.

As contributions made under A Thousand for Good are deem as a donation to Singapore Heart Foundation, issuing an invoice would change the nature of the transaction from a charitable donation to a fee-for-service arrangement.

For fee-for-service arrangement, it is not entitled to 250% tax-deductible.

Will my organisation receive a tax deduction?

Yes. As an IPC, eligible donations made to SHF qualify for 250% tax deduction, subject to prevailing IRAS regulations.

SHF will submit the required information for tax deduction purposes once the donation has been received.

If an invoice is issued, will we still qualify for the 250% tax deduction?

No. If an invoice is issued for the contribution as payment for services, the amount would no longer be treated as a charitable donation.

Consequently, the contribution will not qualify for the 250% tax deduction; and
it will not be eligible for participation under A Thousand for Good, as the initiative is fundamentally a donation programme supported by partnership opportunities, rather than a fee-for-service arrangement.

Who should we contact for more information?

For enquires, you can reach out to the Partnership Development Team at the Singapore Heart Foundation using the below email address:
📧 partnerships@heart.org.sg
We would be delighted to discuss how your organisation can be part of A Thousand for Good and contribute towards building a healthier and more heart-ready Singapore.

Choose Singapore Heart Foundation as your corporate charity partner

We are all about collaboration and aim to make an impact on the companies we partner with by:

  • Inspiring and increasing your customer and staff engagement through awareness campaigns
  • Our CPR+AED & Nutrition training packages
  • Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) programmes
  • Fundraising activities
  • Sponsorship opportunities

Ms Ong Ke Sin
Senior Assistant Manager, Strategic Partnerships and Engagement
Email: partnerships@heart.org.sg
Tel: 6354 9350

At SHF, our mission is to promote heart health, as well as to prevent and reduce disability and death due to cardiovascular disease and stroke. For us to carry out our mission, SHF has been dependent on donations from organisations such as yours, to raise the much-needed funds to sustain both our critical and strategic lifesaving programmes. With an amount like $1,000, SHF can use this Gift from the Heart to help and educate the nation through various initiatives:

  • Heart Support Fund – Financial assistance to needy heart patients for their medical treatment and emergency relief
  • Heart Wellness Programme – Heavily subsidised cardiac rehabilitation for recovering heart patients and at-risk individuals
  • Public education campaigns to reduce the incidence of cardiovascular disease and promote heart health to the community, e.g. Project Heart, National Heart Week/World Heart Day, and Go Red for Women

As SHF is a non-profit charity organisation, we sincerely seek your generous support by being a part of the Gifts from the Heart Programme.

Your Entitlements

  1. Logo Acknowledgement on SHF Website and Social Media
  2. Tax Relief of 2.5 times tax deduction (subjected to changes in the prevailing law, if any)
  3. Heart Health Workshop e.g. nutrition talk or CPR awareness talk
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