Give.Asia

15/06/2026

We're grateful to AsiaOne and Mothership, for helping share Rauf's story and bringing his urgent need for support to more people. ❤️

For 16 years, Rauf has lived with a rare and complex congenital heart condition. Today, his health has deteriorated significantly, and he urgently needs a life-saving heart surgery.

His 61-year-old father has spent years exhausting the family's savings to support Rauf's medical care. Now, with treatment costs estimated at nearly S$390,000, the family is facing one of the greatest challenges of their lives.

Read more at:
👉Asiaone's article: https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/singaporean-turns-fundraiser-raise-400k-save-teen-son-heart-condition-he-deserves-chance
👉Mothership's article: https://mothership.sg/2026/06/rauf-heart-surgery-fundraising/

Every share, donation, and act of kindness brings Rauf one step closer to the surgery he urgently needs. Support Rauf at: https://give.asia/s/rauf-only-hope-now-is-this-urgent-surgery

Without the procedure, he might just "slowly fade away", his father said.

12/06/2026

Aiesha is battling a rare blood cancer and severe infection. She is undergoing intensive chemotherapy, and recently suffered a frightening seizure that sent her back to the hospital. For her family, it was a moment of fear and uncertainty.

Before, Aiesha was the kid who made everyone laugh - and now she still is. Even through the pain of chemotherapy and blood transfusions, her strength and kindness shine brighter than her diagnosis.

Without continued treatment, Aiesha’s life is at risk.
She is only 11 and she still wants to live, to dance and go to school.

Donate or share to save Aiesha and give her the future she deserves.
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No one should suffer just because they can’t afford urgent medical care. Yet for many children and families, the cost of treatment is a barrier they can’t overcome. Together, we can turn kindness into unstoppable strength. Every donation is a lifeline in someone’s darkest moments.

My 11-Year-Old Sister Has Leukemia — But She Still Tries to Smile. She used to pull me into TikTok dances. Now I’m holding a tongue depressor, scooping blood from her mouth so she ...

07/06/2026

Every journey starts with a Day One.
This month, we celebrated a few beautiful One Days. ❤️

From premature babies finally coming home...
to children recovering after life-changing surgeries...
to patients reaching important treatment milestones...
These stories remind us that progress is often slow, but every step forward matters.
What once felt impossible on Day One became reality One Day...

Thank you to everyone who supported, shared, donated, and stood alongside these families.
Because behind every milestone is a community that chose to care.

Today, children like Lin are growing stronger, Dexter is responding well to treatment, and Wang Yan has finally made it back home to his family...

Tap the link in our bio to help more people have their own “One Day”, the day they receive the treatment, surgery, or care that could change their lives.

07/06/2026

Thank you Mustsharenews.com, for helping share Rauf’s story and bringing his urgent need for support to more people. ❤️

For 16 years, Rauf has lived with a rare and complex congenital heart condition. Now, his health has deteriorated significantly, and he urgently needs a life-saving heart surgery.
His 61-year-old father has exhausted years of savings caring for him, but the estimated cost of treatment is close to S$390,000 — far beyond what the family can manage alone.
Read more about Rauf's story at: https://mustsharenews.com/16-year-old-heart-failure/

Every share, donation, and act of kindness brings Rauf one step closer to the surgery he urgently needs. Support Rauf at: https://give.asia/s/rauf-only-hope-now-is-this-urgent-surgery

A 16-year-old boy in Singapore is battling heart failure. His 61-year-old father has turned to the public for help.

04/06/2026

Meet Mrs. Pearl! 🐾

Found during our TNVR pop-up clinic on Gili Meno in March, she has two small, malformed eyes deeply sunken in their sockets. We performed a lip-to-eye reconstruction to rebuild her eyelid, protecting her from pain and infections. With limited visibility, Pearl cannot live on the streets.

Now at our cat café, she is ready for adoption! Can you give her a loving, safe home?

Suppawt cats like Pearl - at the moment even with double the impact!

https://lunilombok.give.asia/campaign/double-your-impact-save-twice-as-many-lives (link also in bio)

04/06/2026

【12 Days Left】
【剩餘12天】

12 days left to reach ¥2,000,000.

Every donation from here brings us closer to sending 20 trained responders from Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, and the Philippines to Taiwan's National Fire Agency.

They are counting on this training and their communities are counting on them!

👉 https://apadm.give.asia/campaign/event-apad-rescuebeyondborders



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30/05/2026

2-year-old Leticia is battling stage 4 cancer. She’s already endured 7 painful rounds of chemotherapy. She lost all her hair. Her tiny body has fought bravely through every injection, every hospital stay, every scan.
Yet she still sings, dances, and smiles.
She is Superhero Leticia—brave, joyful, and full of fight.

Now, she needs just 2 more rounds of chemo to qualify for a life-saving transplant. But the cost is beyond what her family can manage alone.

Many other children are still cannot afford the treatment cost. Car-T treatment can cure over 80% of children with cancer — but only if they start in time.

With just $20, you can help a child like Leticia start fighting today. Donate to help them!
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No one should suffer just because they can’t afford urgent medical care. Yet for many children and families, the cost of treatment is a barrier they can’t overcome. Together, we can turn kindness into unstoppable strength. Every donation is a lifeline in someone’s darkest moments.

30/05/2026

- 💙 A young NUS student came to Singapore chasing his dreams. After a tragic drowning accident left Wang Yan critically ill, his elderly parents feared they would never be able to bring their only son home.

Because of you, they did.

✨ Together, 5,686 Givers raised over S$400,300, making Wang Yan's medical repatriation back to China possible.

Today, he is receiving care in his hometown, while his parents are finally by his side again — holding his hand, speaking to him, and hoping for a miracle.

Thank you for showing the power of community, compassion, and giving. ❤️

Your support changed Wang Yan's story. Today, another family needs that same hope.

💛 Christopher beat leukemia twice as a child. After 18 years cancer-free, he is now fighting his third battle with leukemia and recovering after a bone marrow transplant.

Join us in standing with Christopher and his family:
https://give.asia/campaign/help-christopher-fight-acute-myeloid-leukemia #/story

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No one should suffer just because they can’t afford urgent medical care. Yet for many children and families, the cost of treatment is a barrier they can’t overcome. Together, we can turn kindness into unstoppable strength. Every donation is a lifeline in someone’s darkest moments.

25/05/2026

💛Thank You AsiaOne For Sharing Wang Yan’s Story 💛
We sincerely thank AsiaOne for helping share Wang Yan’s heartbreaking journey. He came to Singapore to study at NUS and build a better future for his elderly parents, but a near-fatal drowning accident left him in critical condition with severe brain injury.

Thanks to the kindness and support from donors, Wang Yan has now been medically repatriated back to Qingdao, where he remains in ICU beside his parents.
However, his medical journey is far from over. His family is still struggling with overwhelming medical expenses from his ICU care, treatment, and medical repatriation.
Read more at: https://www.asiaone.com/singapore/nus-student-family-seeks-funds-near-fatal-drowning

If this story moved you, please continue supporting and sharing Wang Yan’s story to help his family through this heartbreaking time: https://give.asia/s/help-bring-wang-yan-home

The family of a student, who was involved in a near-fatal drowning accident in April, has come forward to seek donations to support his recovery. Wang Yan, an undergraduate at NUS' School of Computing from Qingdao, China, moved to Singapore at the age of 25 and was due to graduate this year before t...

22/05/2026

- Ella should be spending her days chasing sunshine, creating colorful crafts, and sharing laughter with her loved ones. ❤️

Instead, this courageous little girl is bravely battling leukemia. Through the compassion of 278 kind-hearted supporters, S$16,747 was raised to help fund her bone marrow transplant journey — a powerful reminder that kindness can truly change lives.

Yet, many more children like Ella are still fighting critical illnesses every single day. They need hope, healing, and a caring community to walk beside them through the toughest moments.

👉 Give a Hug to children battling leukemia: https://give.asia/s/childhood-cancer-give-a-hug

Every donation, every prayer, and every share becomes a source of strength for families who need to know they are not alone.

Together, we can inspire hope, spread kindness, and give more children the chance to smile, dream, and live the childhood they deserve. 🌈

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No one should suffer just because they can’t afford urgent medical care. Yet for many children and families, the cost of treatment is a barrier they can’t overcome. Together, we can turn kindness into unstoppable strength. Every donation is a lifeline in someone’s darkest moments.