Singer Sandara Park partnered with the social contribution platform Dream Fund to create special memories for underprivileged children in Singapore.
On July 17, Dream Fund hosted a cultural experience program at the Museum of Ice Cream, inviting 19 children from the nonprofit organization Epworth Community Services.
The children enjoyed a meaningful day exploring interactive exhibits like the Sprinkles Pool and Banana Jungle Maze, as well as indulging in various ice cream and play activities. Many of the participants were visiting the Museum of Ice Cream for the first time.
Epworth Community Services is a leading nonprofit organization in Singapore that supports children, youth, and families from vulnerable and crisis backgrounds. It aids healthy development through operating group homes, literacy improvement programs, and psychological and behavioral support initiatives.
Sandara Park expressed, "Seeing the children smile and enjoy themselves was a great gift in itself," adding, "I want to continue participating in activities that bring hope to children."
A representative from Epworth Community Services remarked, "It was truly an unforgettable day for the children," and expressed gratitude to Dream Fund and Sandara Park for providing such a meaningful experience.
David Yong, founder of Dream Fund, stated, "Children are our future," emphasizing that the goal of Dream Fund is to create opportunities for children to dream and realize their potential. He added that this collaboration marks the beginning of ongoing social contribution activities with various organizations in Singapore.
Last winter, Dream Fund continued its support for vulnerable children by donating padded jackets to three child welfare facilities in Seoul. This program is significant as it goes beyond a one-time experience, aiming to enhance children's self-esteem and social experiences through culture and play.
* This article has been translated by AI.
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