StarHub donates $200,000 to SCAS

The donation to Spastic Children's Association School will benefit persons with cerebral palsy.

StarHub also organised a contest for the best 'wall mural design' that conveyed a Green message to raise environmental awareness among employees. The winning mural design by StarHub employee Phoebe Tan was hand-painted by StarHub volunteers at the Spastic Children's Association School.

Meanwhile the donation from StarHub’s Sparks Fund will go towards supporting professional services and resources in the areas of education, vocation and social integration of persons with cerebral palsy and related disabilities.

Ms Jeannie Ong, StarHub's Head of Corporate Communications and Investor Relations said, "StarHub is committed to environmental protection and sustainability and continues to engage both its employees and the community at large on Green issues. We are pleased to spread the message of Green through a wall mural design contest, and at the same time, benefit the children of SCAS by livening up their learning environment and encouraging them to think about what going Green means to them."

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