The Singapore Swimming Association (SSA), Neo Garden – its Official Food and Beverage Partner and 2016 Olympic gold medalist Joseph Schooling have launched a fund-raising campaign.
Neo Garden will pledge 10,000 of Neo Garden’s signature dish, “Curry Bomb” to the campaign.
The proceeds from the campaign will go towards The Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund and SSA’s One Team Singapore Fund.
The duration of the fundraising campaign will be from 6 October to 31 December 2020.
Schooling tried his hands at preparing the “Curry Bomb” with guidance from Operations Manager, Jacqueline Teoh.
Schooling was shown the intricacies of preparing the dish, from getting the curry started, to cooking the chicken, as well as making the dough for the bread and finally putting the dish together.
“Cooking is one of my hobbies and I had a great time learning from the experts this afternoon. I would like to thank Mr Neo and Neo Garden for their generosity. The funds will go a long way towards helping those in need. It will also give the swim team a great boost as we continue to train towards Tokyo,” said Schooling.
“We are very delighted to be able to work with Singapore Swimming Association on this fundraising campaign. Especially in these trying times, we are pleased to be able to contribute back to society. Neo Garden and SSA have had a fruitful partnership for the past five years, and we look forward to further collaborations”, said Mr Neo Kah Kiat, Founder, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Neo Group Limited.
To support this campaign, Singaporeans can place their order of curry bombs@neogarden.com.sg or call 6896 7757 and use the following promotion code, “SSANEO”.
Each curry bomb costs $18.80 before GST.
SSA has also launched the campaign on Giving.Sg for other donors who may wish to contribute to this campaign.
Donors can visit giving.sg/singapore-swimming-association/currybombfund.
Photo: Singapore Swimming Association