Coastal Clean Up 2023
Together with China Enterprise Association, China Taiping SG organised a coastal cleanup event at East Coast Park. It was an early morning of hard work with more than 120 participants from our business partners joining us in this meaningful event.
All participants went all the way out to collect all the trashes. Collectively, we were proud to have collected close to 400kg of trash! This was a wonderful activity to engage everyone to support a sustainable green living.
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Coastal Clean Up Day
In conjunction with International Coastal Clean Up Day, we organised a Coastal Clean Up at East Coast Park. Braving under the hot sun, the management team and employees worked hard to be the biggest trash collector. Our efforts paid off - collectively we had collected a total of 300kg of trash!
At the end of the activity, everyone felt a huge sense of achievement and joy seeing the coast all clean and beautiful. We aim to continue to play our part in eliminating pollution along our beachesand to bring cleanliness and purity to nature as a whole.
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Plant-a-Tree CSR Event 2021
In support of the OneMillionTrees movement, we partnered with National Parks Board to organise a meaningful Plant-a-Tree CSR event. Our senior management and employees put on their gardening gloves, immersed themselves in the great outdoors at Coney Island and planted a total of 50 trees. We are extremely proud to be part of this movement to make this little red dot a greener place.
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Taiping Singapore Charity Drive 2020
CTPIS has been supporting The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund (“STSPMF”) since 2018. This year, we launched a charity drive with three initiatives including online donation through giving.sg, pledging S$10 for every Life Insurance policy purchased and giving complimentary totaling S$5 million personal accident coverage to first 100 STSPMF beneficiaries. Through our fund raising initiatives, CTPIS raised a total of S$40,000 to support this worthy cause.
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Lunar New Year Celebration with Potong Pasir’s Elderly Folks
Giving back to the community has always been something close to our hearts. This Lunar New Year, we distributed goodie bags and angbaos to the elderly folks from Potong Pasir. Our small gestures like these brought smiles to them instantly.
Children's Day at Rainbow Centre
This Children’s Day, we brought a Superheroes-themed carnival to the children with autism at Rainbow Centre. Some of our staff volunteers managed various carnival booths while some accompanied the children throughout all the activities organised specially for them. It was heartening to see all the children and volunteers enjoying themselves.
“Thank you, China Taiping volunteers. My teachers are commenting that the volunteers were super amazing!” – Rainbow Centre.
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Run for a good cause, China Taiping FunRun 2019
China Taiping FunRun 2019 was back for the second year, in support of The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund (“STSPMF”). 100% of the proceeds collected from the FunRun will be donated to STSPMF to help the children from low-income families. More than 600 participants joined us in this worthy cause.
At China Taiping, we believe in promoting safe, healthy, and better lives for the community.
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Donation to NTUC-U Care Fund
We supported the NTUC-U Care Fund with cash donations. We hope our contribution will go a long way to make a difference and touch the lives of many low-income families.
5KM Charity Fun Run
To commemorate our 80th anniversary, we organised a 5KM Fun Run at Marina Bay Sands and Gardens by the Bay.
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