Tote Board

Planning a fundraising project? The Enhanced Fundraising (EFR) scheme could help you raise more for your cause.

With EFR, eligible projects receive:
• 30% Government matching
• 20% Tote Board matching

Learn more about eligibility and application requirements: https://www.toteboard.gov.sg/grants/enhanced-fundraising/

Some weekends stay with you. This was one of them.

Weekend With A Heart 2026 brought two days of football, laughter, and community to the National Stadium and what unfolded was something truly special. At the centre of it all was the 11th edition of Football With A Heart, Singapore Pools' flagship charity football initiative, where 58 sponsors and 56 corporate teams came together and did something remarkable: raised a record $1.28 million for charity.

Behind that number are real people. Young people whose lives will be touched by the six organisations receiving this year's funds, through mentorship, education, inclusion, and outreach:

Access Singapore
MINDS
RiverLife Community Services
SCAPE
SportCares
Youth Guidance Outreach Services (YGOS)

A big thank you to Singapore Pools, the Football Association of Singapore, SportSG, and all the corporate teams, youth players, families and community partners who made this weekend what it was. This is exactly the kind of initiative that Tote Board is here to support.

The purpose is not so much to make money but to give the children a reason to get out of their homes and do something meaningful, and feel good about themselves,” said Mr William Tan.

What began as a simple way to give his son purpose and independence has grown into something much bigger: a programme helping other youths with special needs build confidence, skills and dignity through running their own vending machine businesses.

This is the kind of ground-up innovation that the Enabling Lives Initiative seeks to support — ideas that empower persons with disabilities to live more independently, participate in the community, and realise their potential.

Read more:

Empowering special needs youth, one vending machine at a time A programme helps neurodivergent young adults start a micro-business with a vending machine. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A new space. A place where young people can show up, settle in, and shape what comes next.

Welcome to Hub With A Heart @ Serangoon – where ideas spark over study sessions, skills are developed beyond the classroom, and community feels a little closer. From barista training to photography, mentorship to meaningful connections, this is where youths find room to focus, explore and grow.

Nestled within the revitalised Serangoon Central Village, the youth Hub sits at the heart of everyday life – making support, opportunity and belonging more accessible than ever.

We're delighted to partner with Singapore Pools in the Community as master tenant of Serangoon Central Village and TOUCH Community Services as the appointed agency managing Hub With A Heart, delivering youth programmes, skills training and mentoring for young people in our community.

Because when you create the right space, young people don't just pass through – they stay, build, and make it their own.

A new space. A place where young people can show up, settle in, and shape what comes next.

Welcome to Hub With A Heart @ Serangoon – where ideas spark over study sessions, skills are developed beyond the classroom, and community feels a little closer. From barista training to photography, mentorship to meaningful connections, this is where youths find room to focus, explore and grow.

Nestled within the revitalised Serangoon Central Village, the youth Hub sits at the heart of everyday life – making support, opportunity and belonging more accessible than ever.

We're delighted to partner with Singapore Pools in the Community as master tenant of Serangoon Central Village and TOUCH Community Services as the appointed agency managing Hub With A Heart, delivering youth programmes, skills training and mentoring for young people in our community.

Because when you create the right space, young people don't just pass through – they stay, build, and make it their own.