Give the Gift of Hope

Join hundreds of supporters like you in providing care and support to persons with autism.

Your gift of hope will make a world of difference!

Donate Now

Give the Gift of Hope

Join hundreds of supporters like you in providing care and support to persons with autism.

Your gift of hope will make a world of difference!

Donate Now

AUTISM LASTS A LIFETIME.

NO ONE SHOULD TAKE THAT JOURNEY ALONE.

Your donation can change lives. With just a small contribution, you can help improve the quality of life of individuals with autism across the lifespan. Every donation to SAAC helps us provide essential programmes and services to those who need them.

In the past year, we were able to serve over 450 persons with autism across our special education school, day activity centres, and residential home, thanks to the donations we received.

Your gift enables us to keep doing so.

We need your help to continue making a difference in our community. Your donation, no matter how big or small, can help us continue to provide life-changing support to our beneficiaries and their families.

Do consider making a donation* today. Your contribution will make a world of difference.

 

Every donation you make will be matched by the Singapore Government under the Community Silver Trust. Every dollar you give becomes TWO dollars to our cause.

Your donations are eligible for 250% tax deduction.

St. Andrew’s Autism Centre is a service of St. Andrew’s Mission Hospital (SAMH), a recipient of the Charity Transparency Award 2022.

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OTHER DONATION METHODS

PayNow

  • Scan the PAYNOW QR code using your banking app
  • Input the donation amount and ensure that the UEN is T08CC3017C007
  • If you wish to receive 2.5 times tax deduction, include your NRIC in the REMARKS section as well

Cheque

  • Write your cheque to “St. Andrew’s Autism Centre”
  • Mail it to “1 Elliot Road Singapore 458686”
  • If you wish to receive 2.5 times tax deduction, include your full name, NRIC/FIN.UEN and contact details at the back of the cheque

Giving.sg

  • You may wish to also give towards one of our fundraising campaigns on Giving.sg
  • Giving.sg is an integrated giving platform that is hosted and maintained by NVPC, a charity with Institutions of a Public Character status in Singapore.
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DONOR IMPACT REPORT

 

 

2023 in numbers

In 2023, our donors gave S$3.16 million to improve the quality of life of persons with autism.

Learn more about the impact they have made.

Download Donor Impact Report

FAQ

1. Is my donation eligible for tax deduction?

SAAC is a service of St. Andrew’s Autism Hospital, an Institution of a Public Character (IPC). This means all outright cash donations are eligible for a 250% tax deduction. Donations are to be made by 31 December to be included in the tax assessment.

Please provide your NRIC/FIN/UEN in order to have your tax deduction automatically included in your tax assessment.

2. What does being an Institution of a Public Character (IPC) mean?

An IPC is an organisation approved by the Commissioner of Charities to receive tax-deductible donations. This means donors are given tax deduction for donations made to these organisations.

3. Should I wish to donate, do I need to provide NRIC/FIN/UEN?

NRIC/FIN/UEN is required to have your tax deduction automatically included in your tax assessment. If you want to remain anonymous and do not wish to claim tax deductions, you do not have to provide your tax reference numbers.

4. Will I receive a receipt for my donation?

We will send receipts to all donors who have provided their contact address. For donors who wish to receive soft-copy receipts, please email [email protected] with your request.

5. How do I make changes to my monthly donation amount?

You may make changes to your donation at any time by writing in to [email protected] with your Name, NRIC/FIN and contact number.

SAAC is a service of St. Andrew’s Mission Hospital, a recipient of the Charity Transparency Award 2023.

We are supported by NCSS, MOE, and MSF.