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Faculty & Staff Giving
Since 2015, the generous collective giving from SIT colleagues towards the Faculty & Staff Giving initiative have made possible for our own young SITizens to explore and make the most of their learning opportunities at SIT through various student-centric fundings.
As the new Academic Year (AY) 2024/25 begins, we appeal for your continued support to help our current and incoming SITizens pursue their aspiration with fewer financial hindrances. Our collective giving is a testament of our commitment to both the future of our students and the University.
Our hearts will take our SITizens further forward!
FAQs
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What is the SIT Bursary?
The SIT Bursary (valued at $3,000 each) is one of the most accessible forms of financial aid at SIT. It is open to financially disadvantaged students (Singapore Citizens and Permanent Residents) who comes from households with a monthly per capita income of no more than $850.
The bursary also supports the SIT’s Forward SITizen Initiative (FSI), which aims to provide full tuition-fee coverage for students with the greatest financial need. Click here to find out more about the FSI.
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Why should I give?
Giving is a personal choice and every gift, no matter the size, shows our belief in our students and their future. By supporting the Faculty & Staff Giving, we inspire others – foundations, corporations, individuals and the community to support SIT students.
Whether through the SIT Bursary or other student-centric funds, your gift helps ease financial worries and creates a supportive learning environment where our students can thrive. Many SIT Bursary recipients balance part-time work and family responsibilities, and your support helps lighten their load and enable them to pursue their dreams.
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What are some of the benefits of giving?
Revenue contributors in Singapore will receive a 2.5 times tax deduction for gifts ($10 and above) made in calendar years 2022-2026. Tax deductibility can be utilised over a period of five years.
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How much should I give?
Every gift makes a difference, no matter the amount. What truly matters is your participation.
When we come together, small acts can create a big impact. For example, just 20 colleagues giving $150 each can fund one SIT Bursary and open doors for a student in need. A minimum gift of $10 is all it takes to start making a difference.
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How to make your gift using PayNow payment method?
PayNow payment option is available for one-time donation.
Step 1: Complete the gift form and select PayNow under ‘Payment mode’ section.
Step 2: Click on ‘Preview’ and check that all information is correct in the preview page.
Step 3: After submitting the gift information, you will be directed a Thank You page (you can close this page).
Step 4: To make your payment, open your bank app and choose PayNow option.
Step 5: Click on UEN and key in our UEN number: 200917667DDON (Payee name should reflect ‘SIT-Donation Account’).
Step 6: Input the amount as per indicated on your gift form and submit.
In Appreciation
As at 31 March 2024, the Faculty & Staff Giving intiative at SIT has counted the support of 345 donors, and we wish to give them all our heartfelt thanks.
Their names can be found on the following list (which excludes the 143 donors who wish to remain anonymous).
- Academic Programmes Administration Division
- Alan Poh Ka Weng
- Andrew Seah Boon Yong
- Ann Nurul'Ain Ibrahim
- Arijit Saha
- Arthur Loo Wee Yeong
- Bavani D/O Santhra Sagaran
- Benjamin Moey
- Carroll Charles Matthew
- Chai Hui Zi Kelly
- Chan Tze Jin
- Charmaine Cham Seoh Wah
- Cheok Jia Ching Jaycee
- Cheow Wean Sin
- Ching Chi Bun
- Choo Jian Huei
- Chu Pei Nyuk
- Chua Kee Chaing
- Chua Yong Wei Derek
- Danny Lim Lee Fong
- Darius Ang
- Desmond Chong Yok Rue
- Doreen Loh Peck Hoon
- Edwina Jane Rigby
- Elly Choo Neo Min
- Foong Sheng-Wei
- Gerry Koh Eng Seng
- Goh Mei Shiuan
- Goh Yee Tze
- Gopalakrishnakone Ponnampalam
- Hartono Wu
- Ho Yew Kee
- Ian Thng Li-Jin
- Indriyati Atmosukarto
- Ingrid Mary Wilson
- Irawan
- Jeanette Ng Poh Tin
- Jing Shi
- Joan Toh Wan Ching
- Jonathan Goh Hway Yean
- Kathrine Lim Swee Choo
- Keh Ngen Fatt Raymond
- Kelly Koh Ben-Lin
- Kum Yung Juan
- Lee Boon Hong
- Lee Chin Yi
- Lee Kai Ni
- Lee Ling Koon
- Leong Kee Mei
- Leong Pui Shan
- Lester Edmund Jones
- Leung Hoi Ki
- Lim Guey Hock
- Lim Shao Ming
- Liu Zhaoping
- Loh Lin
- Low Eicher
- Madalene Hee Kim Pin
- Maxine Ung Ewe Hong
- May Lim Sok Mui
- May Tan Kia He
- Megan Pooh Yee Peng
- Neelakantam Varadarajulu Venkatarayalu
- Ng Boon Sua
- Ng Chew Song
- Ng Laii Tseng
- Ong Peck Hoon
- Ong Sik Yin
- Paolo Del Linz
- Paul Nicholas Sharratt
- Pearpilai Jutasompakorn
- Periyasamy Manikandan
- Rachel Toh Bee Hoon
- Rendell Tan Kheng Wah
- See Boon Tat
- Sha'izad Bin Mohamed Jaffar
- SIT Senior Mgmt
- Siti Noorbaiyah Binti Abdul Malek
- Stephanie Peh Geok Hoon
- Sun Shengbo
- Tan Bhing Leet
- Tan Chin Pei
- Tan Lay Sim
- Tan Lip Woo
- Tan Thiam Soon
- Tan Ying Jeng
- Tansri
- Tanya Lim Geok Choo
- Tay Nam Beng
- Teo Poh Heng
- Tham Sook Fun
- Tseng King Jet
- Valencia Cheng Kai Wen
- Wang Mei Yin
- Wang Ying
- Wee Shiou Liang
- Wendy Tay Kit Lai
- Wong Kai Sin
- Wong Seen Han Veronica
- Wong Sze Yuan
- Woon Kok Meng
- Yap Yen Ling Alicia
- Yee Fook Cheong
- Zhang Linyun
- Zhao Xinyuan
- Zoe Peters
Contact Us
SIT Advancement Office
Advancement@SingaporeTech.edu.sg
Leung Hoi Ki
Hoiki.Leung@SingaporeTech.edu.sg
