Saltsteps

If you haven't already heard the exciting news that we shared on Leap Day, here's your chance to have a read of the exciting plans for our new brain-child, Gobbler5, as we bring the work that we do at Saltsteps to a close.

For any and all enquiries, do direct them to [email protected].

Alternatively, you can visit Gobbler5's website at http://www.gobbler5.com/

Don't forget to show your support to the work that Gobbler5 does by popping by their page at facebook.com/gobbler5 and giving them a 'Like'!

Have a blessed day ahead everyone! The weekend's are almost here

To our 490 supporters:

We know that you've not heard from us in a while and we're here to share that after months of preparation, we're finally ready to unveil that Saltsteps is now, Gobbler5.

What's the story behind Gobbler5 - you may ask.

Well, think about Gobbler5 as Saltsteps on steroids.

But on a more serious note, Gobbler5 is the brainchild of two organisations that are passionate about making a difference in the lives of the marginalised communities in Singapore - Saltsteps and Gobblershop.

Gobbler5 aims to improve the quality of living of the marginalised communities and "sandwiched population" in Singapore through low-cost provisions, education and partnerships.

Should you have any enquiries about the work that we do, feel free to head over to our website at http://www.gobbler5.com or direct them to [email protected]

We look forward to having your continued support as we embark on this exciting journey of seeing where our work takes us!

P.S. You can take your first step in showing us your support by heading over to our page at http://www.facebook.com/gobbler5

To our 490 supporters:

We know that you've not heard from us in a while and we're here to share that after months of preparation, we're finally ready to unveil that Saltsteps is now, Gobbler5.

What's the story behind Gobbler5 - you may ask.

Well, think about Gobbler5 as Saltsteps on steroids.

But on a more serious note, Gobbler5 is the brainchild of two organisations that are passionate about making a difference in the lives of the marginalised communities in Singapore - Saltsteps and Gobblershop.

Gobbler5 aims to improve the quality of living of the marginalised communities and "sandwiched population" in Singapore through low-cost provisions, education and partnerships.

Should you have any enquiries about the work that we do, feel free to head over to our website at http://www.gobbler5.com or direct them to [email protected]

We look forward to having your continued support as we embark on this exciting journey of seeing where our work takes us!

P.S. You can take your first step in showing us your support by heading over to our page at http://www.facebook.com/gobbler5

"To make the world suck less"

A little late to the party but we're really glad that our friends at SDI Academy had the amazing opportunity to share about the life-changing work that they do because of Causes Week 2015.

Kudos on admirable work Sazzad Hossain!

Youth on a mission to ease foreign workers' woes To make the world "suck" less.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

How's everyone's Wednesday going?

If you guys missed out on the chance to catch Desiree Yang live at the finale of Small Change Festival last month, here's a recording of it, courtesy of the team at NUS Enterprise!

SaltSteps @ Small Change Finale

We begin our workshop sessions today and we're so excited to learn from the likes of social enterprises from the ASEAN region like CreativeMOVE ☺️

Also, here's a little product feature from some of the social enterprises that ware present at the conference with us!:

- Cookies from Silent Teddies Bakery, Malaysia
- All-natural forest honey and mulberry jam from Xao Ban - Homemade food products from Laos

Have a blessed Sunday ahead! ☺️

Greetings from Kuala Lumpur! 🙋

Here's to day 1 of AirAsia Foundation's Destination GOOD Social Entrepreneurship Conference ☺️

Thank you for this lovely opportunity AirAsia Foundation!

Causes Week returns for the fourth time, from 7 to 13 December this year!

Being featured on The Straits Times as part of last year's Causes Week has opened amazing doors for us and we really want to encourage all you guys out there to write in to [email protected] if you are a social enterprise/individual with a cause you are passionate about, a good Samaritan story to share or a charity doing inspiring work!

You may also wish to head on over to the Causes Week website here: http://www.straitstimes.com/tags/causes-week-2015

P.S. Here's another great opportunity for you to get a sneak peek into the changes that are brewing on our end. Exciting times are ahead of us!

Have a blessed day ahead!

Have a worthy cause? Share your story through ST When Miss Desiree Yang, 21, set up a social supermarket in September last year, she could reach out to only two suppliers and a few families.. Read more at straitstimes.com.

We're only 4 hours away from the finals of Small Change Festival 😱 We're excited, are you? ☺️

We're a day from the finale of Small Change Festival, a social movement by youths and for youths, to inspire innovative solutions to address social needs in Singapore, organised by NUS Enterprise ☺️

It's an event that's open to the public so if you're keen on hearing Desiree Yang share about her journey as a social entrepreneur at the event, go ahead and get your tickets at bit.ly/smallchangefest

Have a blessed day everyone! ☺

Small Change Festival Small Change Festival

How's everyone's Tuesday been so far? ☺️

Some huge changes are brewing on our end and we'll be revealing more in the coming days ahead 🎉

But for now, you can get a sneak preview on what's going on with us from an article that was done up on us by YouthSG writers Lau Ai Xuan and Raphael Francisco.

Have a blessed day ahead everyone! ☺️

All for the spirit of giving These youths bring meaning to the saying “help yourself before helping others”.

Still buzzing from the events of yesterday!

From 70 applicants, to the short-listed 16 and ending up in the final 11 ... it has been such an enriching and fulfilling 4 months in PACT Incubator ☺️

And as this chapter comes to a close, we're looking forward at all that lies ahead of us with a huge sense of anticipation To a better world!

It definitely was an eventful afternoon for us with ☺️

We're honoured to have been given the opportunity to be a part of PACT Incubator and are beyond grateful to the different ones that have helped and guided us in one way or another throughout this 4-month journey! It definitely was such a rush to be able to see all the time and effort put in come into fruition with the chance to pitch and share our passion to all present at today ☺️

Special shout out to our mentors, Germaine and Divya, who went beyond the call of duty for us time and time again so many occasions - you guys are absolutely God-sent 😌

And while the four-month journey has come to an end, this is indeed just the beginning of greater things to come! Here's wishing our cohort all the best on their endeavors and a special congratulations to giveASIA and Skillseed on winning the top-2 cash prizes ☺️

Have a blessed weekend everyone! 🎉