I shared this on Facebook earlier:
As I was also filling out a donation form for Singapore Children's Society, I asked readers who are following me on Facebook to make a donation as well, if they can afford to.
See what $10, $25 or $50 can do for needy children:
Yes, just $10 can make a difference to a child's life.
Donate online at:
Singapore Children's Society.
Thank you for your kindness. :)
Related post:
An appeal by AK for funds.
Although I have my own preference charity organisations.
ReplyDeleteBut will still support a bit...
Hi yeh,
ReplyDeleteYou are big hearted. Thank you. :)
Hi AK,
ReplyDeleteYes, will support the cause.
Have been planning to contribute about 3-5% of my yearly dividends from stocks to charity every year.
Know how to earn money and be financial savvy is one thing, but must also have a heart.
If not, will be just slave to money
Hi Solace,
ReplyDeleteYes, have money must also have a heart. Thank you for your kind contribution. :)
Hi AK,
ReplyDeleteNOt sure if you support a retail investor movement. I Do, wonder if you can do the same on your blog? I always thought retail investor are taken for granted, and their request seem ok to me. no obligation.
details at
http://sillyinvestor.wordpress.com/2014/03/08/sillyinvestor-support-behappyalwayss-initiative-to-nudge-singholdings-management-for-sharebuyback/
Hi Mike,
ReplyDeleteI know someone who is a shareholder of SingHoldings and he has been holding on for a few years, saying that it is undervalued.
Many examples of such undervalued companies in Singapore. Many examples of companies which do not care enough for minority shareholders.