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Marina Bay Sands pledges US$582k for social causes in Singapore

Newsdesk Published August 6, 2025
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The Marina Bay Sands casino complex in Singapore says it is “strengthening its commitment” to the city-state’s social service sector, by pledging SGD750,000 (US$582,587) via a partnership with “Community Chest”, the philanthropy and social-engagement arm of the government’s National Council of Social Service.

“The integrated resort will be partnering with Community Chest in a three-year commitment of SGD750,000 towards the SG Gives Matching Grant [initiative], and offering innovative fundraising activities to support meaningful causes,” stated the property’s promoter in a recent press release.

Marina Bay Sands (pictured), promoted by Las Vegas Sands Corp, is one half of Singapore’s casino duopoly.

Chew Sutat, chairman of Community Chest, said in prepared remarks: “Marina Bay Sands has been a steadfast partner of Community Chest since 2011, exemplifying how sustainable philanthropy can uplift the lives of individuals and families in need.”

The resort’s “sustained support has enabled us to support over 200 critical social service programmes, which benefitted more than 82,000 individuals in 2023,” he added.

The announcement also said Marina Bay Sands will offer scholarships to undergraduates with disabilities, to help them advance in the hospitality sector. “This will be done through a partnership with TomoWork, a charity that empowers persons with disabilities to pursue gainful employment,” it added.

The complex is also ramping up preparations for its annual signature charity event, “Sands for Singapore Charity Festival”, to raise funds for partner charities and non-profit organisations in a bid “to support the community in Singapore”. This year’s festival culminates in three days of activities at the property’s Event Plaza from September 5 to 7.

The update cited Paul Town, chief operating officer of Marina Bay Sands, as saying: “Giving back to the community has always been one of Marina Bay Sand’s key priorities, as we support Singapore in its growth beyond its economic and tourism goals.”

He added: “Through various fundraising initiatives during the 11th year of Sands for Singapore Charity Festival, we hope that more people will come together to raise funds and make a collective difference for communities in need.”

Throughout the festival, Marina Bay Sands’ employees “will be volunteering in various activities supporting a wide array of social causes,” stated the promoter.

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