Chitchat FOC Rice distributed Useless Old Farts in Joo Chiat

[Pinkieslut]

5,000 bags of rice distributed to elderly and vulnerable in Joo Chiat​

Campaign to reduce hunger sees retail group DFI launch its 'Have You Eaten?' project since last year​

• 
  
  
  

Chia Han Keong
·Editor
Fri, 3 February 2023 at 12:04 pm GMT

Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong welcomes Joo Chiat residents to the "Sharing of 25,000kg of Meadows Rice" event. (PHOTO: Giant Singapore)
SINGAPORE — Over 30 beneficiaries in the Joo Chiat area, including charities and religious organisations, have extra reasons to celebrate this Chinese New Year.
A total of 5,000 bags of rice - weighing over 25,000 kilograms - were donated to these community groups at the Siglap South Community Centre on Friday (3 February).
This is part of the "Have You Eaten?" project by DFI Retail Group, which operates Giant, Cold Storage and CS Fresh. United Overseas Bank (UOB) also helped in the distribution of the bags of rice.
The campaign, which began in partnership with The Food Bank Singapore last year, hopes to provide one million meals in two years to the less fortunate in Singapore.

Distribution to elderly and vulnerable​

The rice donation was made to the Joo Chiat Division of Marine Parade GRC, which will be distributing the bags of rice to community partners who serve the elderly and vulnerable in both the Joo Chiat ward and the wider Marine Parade GRC.
Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong, who is also Member of Parliament for Joo Chiat in the Marine Parade GRC, attended the rice distribution event. He was joined by Lee Yik Hun, DFI's marketing director for food and own brand (Southeast Asia), and Luke Siew, UOB's first vice-president (cards and payments, personal financial services).
"Rice is a key aspect of our daily meals. Yet for some, just putting rice on the table can be a challenge," Mr Tong said at the event. "Initiatives like the ‘Have You Eaten?’ campaign help provide for those who may require a helping hand."
The public can also join in DFI's efforts to help bridge the hunger gap. For every 1kg of Meadows Thai Fragrant Rice sold at retail outlets like Giant, Cold Storage and CS Fresh, DFI will contribute 10 cents towards providing rice in support of The Food Bank Singapore’s beneficiaries.

 

[JohnTan]

5,000 bags of rice distributed to elderly and vulnerable in Joo Chiat​

Campaign to reduce hunger sees retail group DFI launch its 'Have You Eaten?' project since last year​

• 
  
  
  

Chia Han Keong
·Editor
Fri, 3 February 2023 at 12:04 pm GMT

Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong welcomes Joo Chiat residents to the "Sharing of 25,000kg of Meadows Rice" event. (PHOTO: Giant Singapore)
SINGAPORE — Over 30 beneficiaries in the Joo Chiat area, including charities and religious organisations, have extra reasons to celebrate this Chinese New Year.
A total of 5,000 bags of rice - weighing over 25,000 kilograms - were donated to these community groups at the Siglap South Community Centre on Friday (3 February).
This is part of the "Have You Eaten?" project by DFI Retail Group, which operates Giant, Cold Storage and CS Fresh. United Overseas Bank (UOB) also helped in the distribution of the bags of rice.
The campaign, which began in partnership with The Food Bank Singapore last year, hopes to provide one million meals in two years to the less fortunate in Singapore.

Distribution to elderly and vulnerable​

The rice donation was made to the Joo Chiat Division of Marine Parade GRC, which will be distributing the bags of rice to community partners who serve the elderly and vulnerable in both the Joo Chiat ward and the wider Marine Parade GRC.
Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong, who is also Member of Parliament for Joo Chiat in the Marine Parade GRC, attended the rice distribution event. He was joined by Lee Yik Hun, DFI's marketing director for food and own brand (Southeast Asia), and Luke Siew, UOB's first vice-president (cards and payments, personal financial services).
"Rice is a key aspect of our daily meals. Yet for some, just putting rice on the table can be a challenge," Mr Tong said at the event. "Initiatives like the ‘Have You Eaten?’ campaign help provide for those who may require a helping hand."
The public can also join in DFI's efforts to help bridge the hunger gap. For every 1kg of Meadows Thai Fragrant Rice sold at retail outlets like Giant, Cold Storage and CS Fresh, DFI will contribute 10 cents towards providing rice in support of The Food Bank Singapore’s beneficiaries.

See how kind PAP is to old farts? With PAP around, the old farts will never starve to death. There will always be enough rice for them.

 

[Pinkieslut]

See how kind PAP is to old farts? With PAP around, the old farts will never starve to death. There will always be enough rice for them.

Old farts eat white rice, kenna diabetes.

 

[Karmile005]

 

[gsbslut]

See how kind PAP is to old farts? With PAP around, the old farts will never starve to death. There will always be enough rice for them.

these recipients doesn't look poor

 

[JohnTan]

these recipients doesn't look poor

Are they expected to wear gunny sacks to show how poor they are?

 

[blackmondy]

So you think you will be useful when you're old ?

 

[eatshitndie]

is this where “jiakliaobee” cums from?

 

[GOD IS MY DOG]

5,000 bags of rice distributed to elderly and vulnerable in Joo Chiat​

Campaign to reduce hunger sees retail group DFI launch its 'Have You Eaten?' project since last year​

• 
  
  
  

Chia Han Keong
·Editor
Fri, 3 February 2023 at 12:04 pm GMT

Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong welcomes Joo Chiat residents to the "Sharing of 25,000kg of Meadows Rice" event. (PHOTO: Giant Singapore)
SINGAPORE — Over 30 beneficiaries in the Joo Chiat area, including charities and religious organisations, have extra reasons to celebrate this Chinese New Year.
A total of 5,000 bags of rice - weighing over 25,000 kilograms - were donated to these community groups at the Siglap South Community Centre on Friday (3 February).
This is part of the "Have You Eaten?" project by DFI Retail Group, which operates Giant, Cold Storage and CS Fresh. United Overseas Bank (UOB) also helped in the distribution of the bags of rice.
The campaign, which began in partnership with The Food Bank Singapore last year, hopes to provide one million meals in two years to the less fortunate in Singapore.

Distribution to elderly and vulnerable​

The rice donation was made to the Joo Chiat Division of Marine Parade GRC, which will be distributing the bags of rice to community partners who serve the elderly and vulnerable in both the Joo Chiat ward and the wider Marine Parade GRC.
Minister for Culture, Community and Youth Edwin Tong, who is also Member of Parliament for Joo Chiat in the Marine Parade GRC, attended the rice distribution event. He was joined by Lee Yik Hun, DFI's marketing director for food and own brand (Southeast Asia), and Luke Siew, UOB's first vice-president (cards and payments, personal financial services).
"Rice is a key aspect of our daily meals. Yet for some, just putting rice on the table can be a challenge," Mr Tong said at the event. "Initiatives like the ‘Have You Eaten?’ campaign help provide for those who may require a helping hand."
The public can also join in DFI's efforts to help bridge the hunger gap. For every 1kg of Meadows Thai Fragrant Rice sold at retail outlets like Giant, Cold Storage and CS Fresh, DFI will contribute 10 cents towards providing rice in support of The Food Bank Singapore’s beneficiaries.

see the 2 smiling old fools.................make me wanna vomit..............

 

[Ralders]

see the 2 smiling old fools.................make me wanna vomit..............

Exactly, especially the one wearing specs

 

[laksaboy]

Campaign to reduce hunger sees retail group DFI launch its 'Have You Eaten?' project since last year

Looks like the 'Have you vaccinated?' project is out of fashion now.

 

[A Singaporean]

Poor Sinkies truly xia suay. Do you see foreigners queue up for free rice ?