12/10/2026
CDL is honoured toreceive the City of Good Award at the President’s Volunteerism & PhilanthropyAwards (PVPA) 2026, recognising the power of cross-sector partnerships increating meaningful social impact and lasting contributions to society.
The awarded “60Lights, One Future” campaign was a shining example, launched in celebration ofSingapore’s 60th anniversary in 2025. The initiative brought together 60changemakers, including individuals, families, SMEs, corporates and communitygroups, each championing creative fundraising efforts to support children underthe Singapore Red Cross Young Hearts Programme. Through this collective effort,more than S$468,000 was raised, with 100% of funds going towards supportingchildren through education, mentorship, enrichment and nutrition.
The campaign demonstrates how collective action and innovative philanthropy can createmeaningful opportunities for the next generation.
Together with Peaceof Art and the Singapore Red Cross since 2021, CDL has supported creative,purpose-driven initiatives that bring communities together, mobilise resourcesand create brighter futures for children in need.
We are especially proud to celebrate this recognition alongside Ms Eunice Yeo, Founder of Peaceof Art, who has been tirelessly managing the campaign with multiplepartners. This award is a testament to the dedication of our partners, changemakers and supporters whohave turned compassion into action. As we celebrate this milestone, CDL looksforward to strengthening these valued partnerships and continuing to build amore inclusive, caring and resilient society. 🌎
Together, we can turn small acts of giving into lasting social impact. SingaporeRedCrossPeaceOfArt
The winning team of the City of Good category at the PVPA 2026 represents a strong partnership of an NGO, a corporate and a charity. Peace of Art founder Eunice Yeo, City Developments Limited Chief Sustainability Office Esther An, and Johnny, Singapore Red Cross received the honor from President Tharman Shanmugaratnam, accompanied by David Neo, Minister for Culture, Community and Youth and Second Minister for Education;
