Photo Gallery

Grace Mission Asia conducted a horticulture sharing session for our families, introducing them to basic caring tips for cactuses and air plants. Participants also had the chance to create their own decorative cactus arts holders and air plant magnets!

Partnering with WeCare Community Enabling Network, we provided our art and music workshops to some children with special needs in the neighbourhood. It was a delightful time seeing the children freely expressing themselves through the creative means of art and music.

Beneficiaries had a fun-filled time exploring music and rhythm during a drumming activity led by Children-in-Action. Using everyday objects found at home, such as pens, bottles, and even bowls, everyone had an awesome time grooving to rhythms and singing songs together!

In partnership with PPHG - Pan Pacific Hotels Group, Extra•Ordinary People presented an inclusive desk bells performance at the Closing Ceremony of SG Cares Giving Week 2020. Beneficiaries from Extra•Ordinary People and volunteers from Pan Pacific Hotels Group rang desk bells to the melodic tunes of ‘White Christmas’ with conductor Mr Damien Lim.

Volunteers from LEO Club, Ngee Ann Polytechnic facilitated an enjoyable afternoon of clay sculpting for our families via Zoom, letting their creative juices flow with clay macarons and snails.

Extra•Ordinary People curated a special holiday programme for our families as leisure travelling has yet to resume. The travellers had a whopping fun time embarking on an amazing adventure with us, from painting in France to songwriting in Korea! And that’s not all! The mummies and daddies also managed to let their hair down and had a refreshing getaway.

CBRE Singapore volunteers went online with 13 families from Extra•Ordinary People for a fun Mid-Autumn Festival themed activity. They participated in a challenging quiz and crafted their own mini paper lanterns.

Volunteers from Heartware Network have been keeping families from Extra•Ordinary People engaged with exciting weekly activities during the #stayhome May Holidays.

Grace Mission Asia conducted a horticulture sharing session for our families, introducing them to basic caring tips for cactuses and air plants. Participants also had the chance to create their own decorative cactus arts holders and air plant magnets!

Partnering with WeCare Community Enabling Network, we provided our art and music workshops to some children with special needs in the neighbourhood. It was a delightful time seeing the children freely expressing themselves through the creative means of art and music.

Beneficiaries had a fun-filled time exploring music and rhythm during a drumming activity led by Children-in-Action. Using everyday objects found at home, such as pens, bottles, and even bowls, everyone had an awesome time grooving to rhythms and singing songs together!

In partnership with PPHG - Pan Pacific Hotels Group, Extra•Ordinary People presented an inclusive desk bells performance at the Closing Ceremony of SG Cares Giving Week 2020. Beneficiaries from Extra•Ordinary People and volunteers from Pan Pacific Hotels Group rang desk bells to the melodic tunes of ‘White Christmas’ with conductor Mr Damien Lim.

Volunteers from LEO Club, Ngee Ann Polytechnic facilitated an enjoyable afternoon of clay sculpting for our families via Zoom, letting their creative juices flow with clay macarons and snails.

Extra•Ordinary People curated a special holiday programme for our families as leisure travelling has yet to resume. The travellers had a whopping fun time embarking on an amazing adventure with us, from painting in France to songwriting in Korea! And that’s not all! The mummies and daddies also managed to let their hair down and had a refreshing getaway.

CBRE Singapore volunteers went online with 13 families from Extra•Ordinary People for a fun Mid-Autumn Festival themed activity. They participated in a challenging quiz and crafted their own mini paper lanterns.

Volunteers from Heartware Network have been keeping families from Extra•Ordinary People engaged with exciting weekly activities during the #stayhome May Holidays.

Grace Mission Asia conducted a horticulture sharing session for our families, introducing them to basic caring tips for cactuses and air plants. Participants also had the chance to create their own decorative cactus arts holders and air plant magnets!

Partnering with WeCare Community Enabling Network, we provided our art and music workshops to some children with special needs in the neighbourhood. It was a delightful time seeing the children freely expressing themselves through the creative means of art and music.

Beneficiaries had a fun-filled time exploring music and rhythm during a drumming activity led by Children-in-Action. Using everyday objects found at home, such as pens, bottles, and even bowls, everyone had an awesome time grooving to rhythms and singing songs together!

In partnership with PPHG - Pan Pacific Hotels Group, Extra•Ordinary People presented an inclusive desk bells performance at the Closing Ceremony of SG Cares Giving Week 2020. Beneficiaries from Extra•Ordinary People and volunteers from Pan Pacific Hotels Group rang desk bells to the melodic tunes of ‘White Christmas’ with conductor Mr Damien Lim.

Volunteers from LEO Club, Ngee Ann Polytechnic facilitated an enjoyable afternoon of clay sculpting for our families via Zoom, letting their creative juices flow with clay macarons and snails.

Extra•Ordinary People curated a special holiday programme for our families as leisure travelling has yet to resume. The travellers had a whopping fun time embarking on an amazing adventure with us, from painting in France to songwriting in Korea! And that’s not all! The mummies and daddies also managed to let their hair down and had a refreshing getaway.

CBRE Singapore volunteers went online with 13 families from Extra•Ordinary People for a fun Mid-Autumn Festival themed activity. They participated in a challenging quiz and crafted their own mini paper lanterns.

Volunteers from Heartware Network have been keeping families from Extra•Ordinary People engaged with exciting weekly activities during the #stayhome May Holidays.

Grace Mission Asia conducted a horticulture sharing session for our families, introducing them to basic caring tips for cactuses and air plants. Participants also had the chance to create their own decorative cactus arts holders and air plant magnets!

Partnering with WeCare Community Enabling Network, we provided our art and music workshops to some children with special needs in the neighbourhood. It was a delightful time seeing the children freely expressing themselves through the creative means of art and music.

Beneficiaries had a fun-filled time exploring music and rhythm during a drumming activity led by Children-in-Action. Using everyday objects found at home, such as pens, bottles, and even bowls, everyone had an awesome time grooving to rhythms and singing songs together!

In partnership with PPHG - Pan Pacific Hotels Group, Extra•Ordinary People presented an inclusive desk bells performance at the Closing Ceremony of SG Cares Giving Week 2020. Beneficiaries from Extra•Ordinary People and volunteers from Pan Pacific Hotels Group rang desk bells to the melodic tunes of ‘White Christmas’ with conductor Mr Damien Lim.

Volunteers from LEO Club, Ngee Ann Polytechnic facilitated an enjoyable afternoon of clay sculpting for our families via Zoom, letting their creative juices flow with clay macarons and snails.

Extra•Ordinary People curated a special holiday programme for our families as leisure travelling has yet to resume. The travellers had a whopping fun time embarking on an amazing adventure with us, from painting in France to songwriting in Korea! And that’s not all! The mummies and daddies also managed to let their hair down and had a refreshing getaway.

CBRE Singapore volunteers went online with 13 families from Extra•Ordinary People for a fun Mid-Autumn Festival themed activity. They participated in a challenging quiz and crafted their own mini paper lanterns.

Volunteers from Heartware Network have been keeping families from Extra•Ordinary People engaged with exciting weekly activities during the #stayhome May Holidays.

Grace Mission Asia conducted a horticulture sharing session for our families, introducing them to basic caring tips for cactuses and air plants. Participants also had the chance to create their own decorative cactus arts holders and air plant magnets!

Partnering with WeCare Community Enabling Network, we provided our art and music workshops to some children with special needs in the neighbourhood. It was a delightful time seeing the children freely expressing themselves through the creative means of art and music.

Beneficiaries had a fun-filled time exploring music and rhythm during a drumming activity led by Children-in-Action. Using everyday objects found at home, such as pens, bottles, and even bowls, everyone had an awesome time grooving to rhythms and singing songs together!

In partnership with PPHG - Pan Pacific Hotels Group, Extra•Ordinary People presented an inclusive desk bells performance at the Closing Ceremony of SG Cares Giving Week 2020. Beneficiaries from Extra•Ordinary People and volunteers from Pan Pacific Hotels Group rang desk bells to the melodic tunes of ‘White Christmas’ with conductor Mr Damien Lim.

Volunteers from LEO Club, Ngee Ann Polytechnic facilitated an enjoyable afternoon of clay sculpting for our families via Zoom, letting their creative juices flow with clay macarons and snails.

Extra•Ordinary People curated a special holiday programme for our families as leisure travelling has yet to resume. The travellers had a whopping fun time embarking on an amazing adventure with us, from painting in France to songwriting in Korea! And that’s not all! The mummies and daddies also managed to let their hair down and had a refreshing getaway.

CBRE Singapore volunteers went online with 13 families from Extra•Ordinary People for a fun Mid-Autumn Festival themed activity. They participated in a challenging quiz and crafted their own mini paper lanterns.

Volunteers from Heartware Network have been keeping families from Extra•Ordinary People engaged with exciting weekly activities during the #stayhome May Holidays.

Grace Mission Asia conducted a horticulture sharing session for our families, introducing them to basic caring tips for cactuses and air plants. Participants also had the chance to create their own decorative cactus arts holders and air plant magnets!

Partnering with WeCare Community Enabling Network, we provided our art and music workshops to some children with special needs in the neighbourhood. It was a delightful time seeing the children freely expressing themselves through the creative means of art and music.

Beneficiaries had a fun-filled time exploring music and rhythm during a drumming activity led by Children-in-Action. Using everyday objects found at home, such as pens, bottles, and even bowls, everyone had an awesome time grooving to rhythms and singing songs together!

In partnership with PPHG - Pan Pacific Hotels Group, Extra•Ordinary People presented an inclusive desk bells performance at the Closing Ceremony of SG Cares Giving Week 2020. Beneficiaries from Extra•Ordinary People and volunteers from Pan Pacific Hotels Group rang desk bells to the melodic tunes of ‘White Christmas’ with conductor Mr Damien Lim.

Volunteers from LEO Club, Ngee Ann Polytechnic facilitated an enjoyable afternoon of clay sculpting for our families via Zoom, letting their creative juices flow with clay macarons and snails.

Extra•Ordinary People curated a special holiday programme for our families as leisure travelling has yet to resume. The travellers had a whopping fun time embarking on an amazing adventure with us, from painting in France to songwriting in Korea! And that’s not all! The mummies and daddies also managed to let their hair down and had a refreshing getaway.

CBRE Singapore volunteers went online with 13 families from Extra•Ordinary People for a fun Mid-Autumn Festival themed activity. They participated in a challenging quiz and crafted their own mini paper lanterns.

Volunteers from Heartware Network have been keeping families from Extra•Ordinary People engaged with exciting weekly activities during the #stayhome May Holidays.

Grace Mission Asia conducted a horticulture sharing session for our families, introducing them to basic caring tips for cactuses and air plants. Participants also had the chance to create their own decorative cactus arts holders and air plant magnets!

Partnering with WeCare Community Enabling Network, we provided our art and music workshops to some children with special needs in the neighbourhood. It was a delightful time seeing the children freely expressing themselves through the creative means of art and music.

Beneficiaries had a fun-filled time exploring music and rhythm during a drumming activity led by Children-in-Action. Using everyday objects found at home, such as pens, bottles, and even bowls, everyone had an awesome time grooving to rhythms and singing songs together!

In partnership with PPHG - Pan Pacific Hotels Group, Extra•Ordinary People presented an inclusive desk bells performance at the Closing Ceremony of SG Cares Giving Week 2020. Beneficiaries from Extra•Ordinary People and volunteers from Pan Pacific Hotels Group rang desk bells to the melodic tunes of ‘White Christmas’ with conductor Mr Damien Lim.

Volunteers from LEO Club, Ngee Ann Polytechnic facilitated an enjoyable afternoon of clay sculpting for our families via Zoom, letting their creative juices flow with clay macarons and snails.

Extra•Ordinary People curated a special holiday programme for our families as leisure travelling has yet to resume. The travellers had a whopping fun time embarking on an amazing adventure with us, from painting in France to songwriting in Korea! And that’s not all! The mummies and daddies also managed to let their hair down and had a refreshing getaway.

CBRE Singapore volunteers went online with 13 families from Extra•Ordinary People for a fun Mid-Autumn Festival themed activity. They participated in a challenging quiz and crafted their own mini paper lanterns.

Volunteers from Heartware Network have been keeping families from Extra•Ordinary People engaged with exciting weekly activities during the #stayhome May Holidays.

Grace Mission Asia conducted a horticulture sharing session for our families, introducing them to basic caring tips for cactuses and air plants. Participants also had the chance to create their own decorative cactus arts holders and air plant magnets!

Partnering with WeCare Community Enabling Network, we provided our art and music workshops to some children with special needs in the neighbourhood. It was a delightful time seeing the children freely expressing themselves through the creative means of art and music.

Beneficiaries had a fun-filled time exploring music and rhythm during a drumming activity led by Children-in-Action. Using everyday objects found at home, such as pens, bottles, and even bowls, everyone had an awesome time grooving to rhythms and singing songs together!

In partnership with PPHG - Pan Pacific Hotels Group, Extra•Ordinary People presented an inclusive desk bells performance at the Closing Ceremony of SG Cares Giving Week 2020. Beneficiaries from Extra•Ordinary People and volunteers from Pan Pacific Hotels Group rang desk bells to the melodic tunes of ‘White Christmas’ with conductor Mr Damien Lim.

Volunteers from LEO Club, Ngee Ann Polytechnic facilitated an enjoyable afternoon of clay sculpting for our families via Zoom, letting their creative juices flow with clay macarons and snails.

Extra•Ordinary People curated a special holiday programme for our families as leisure travelling has yet to resume. The travellers had a whopping fun time embarking on an amazing adventure with us, from painting in France to songwriting in Korea! And that’s not all! The mummies and daddies also managed to let their hair down and had a refreshing getaway.

CBRE Singapore volunteers went online with 13 families from Extra•Ordinary People for a fun Mid-Autumn Festival themed activity. They participated in a challenging quiz and crafted their own mini paper lanterns.

Volunteers from Heartware Network have been keeping families from Extra•Ordinary People engaged with exciting weekly activities during the #stayhome May Holidays.

Grace Mission Asia conducted a horticulture sharing session for our families, introducing them to basic caring tips for cactuses and air plants. Participants also had the chance to create their own decorative cactus arts holders and air plant magnets!

Partnering with WeCare Community Enabling Network, we provided our art and music workshops to some children with special needs in the neighbourhood. It was a delightful time seeing the children freely expressing themselves through the creative means of art and music.

Beneficiaries had a fun-filled time exploring music and rhythm during a drumming activity led by Children-in-Action. Using everyday objects found at home, such as pens, bottles, and even bowls, everyone had an awesome time grooving to rhythms and singing songs together!

In partnership with PPHG - Pan Pacific Hotels Group, Extra•Ordinary People presented an inclusive desk bells performance at the Closing Ceremony of SG Cares Giving Week 2020. Beneficiaries from Extra•Ordinary People and volunteers from Pan Pacific Hotels Group rang desk bells to the melodic tunes of ‘White Christmas’ with conductor Mr Damien Lim.

Volunteers from LEO Club, Ngee Ann Polytechnic facilitated an enjoyable afternoon of clay sculpting for our families via Zoom, letting their creative juices flow with clay macarons and snails.

Extra•Ordinary People curated a special holiday programme for our families as leisure travelling has yet to resume. The travellers had a whopping fun time embarking on an amazing adventure with us, from painting in France to songwriting in Korea! And that’s not all! The mummies and daddies also managed to let their hair down and had a refreshing getaway.

CBRE Singapore volunteers went online with 13 families from Extra•Ordinary People for a fun Mid-Autumn Festival themed activity. They participated in a challenging quiz and crafted their own mini paper lanterns.

Volunteers from Heartware Network have been keeping families from Extra•Ordinary People engaged with exciting weekly activities during the #stayhome May Holidays.