Singapore property group Ho Bee Land sets up S$1.3mil Covid-19 fund to help smaller charities, social enterprises


Ho Bee Land's chairman and CEO Chua Thian Poh. The group has property investments and developments in, among other areas, Australia and Singapore. - Hobee.com

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/ANN): Property group Ho Bee Land has set up a S$1.3 million Covid-19 support fund to plug funding gaps at smaller charities and social enterprises.

It said on Wednesday (May 20) that it has been reaching out to these organisations in the past two weeks so that their needs can be best met by the fund, which will be channelled by Ho Bee Land's philanthropic arm, Ho Bee Foundation.

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