NextGen
PHILANTHROPISTS
The Singapore Good Soil Foundation is a non-profit organisation founded by Ms. Faye Lo from the social impact department of Sky9 Capital with the mission of supporting public welfare innovation. As a successful entrepreneur and philanthropist, she hopes to lead individuals to act for public welfare, spread love and share love.
We hope to become a seed fund that catalyzes positive social change, focusing on investing in innovative public welfare projects that have the potential to solve social problems. By planting seeds of hope in key areas such as education, environmental protection, and poverty relief, we not only hope that these projects can take root and sprout, but also hope that they can thrive and become a powerful force for social progress.
We focus on the cultivation of philanthropic leadership and are committed to shaping the next generation of leaders in the philanthropic sector. By providing professional training, leadership development programs and practical opportunities, we aim to cultivate young talents with innovative thinking, moral courage and social responsibility, so that they are ready to lead the future of philanthropy and create a more just and sustainable world.
With the vision of “dedicating to environmental protection and education public welfare, solving social problems and building a better future”, Singapore Good Soil Foundation is committed to playing an important role in the broad field of charity and public welfare, and hopes to create more meaningful and influential public welfare projects on the land we love.
The Next Generation Philanthropy Leadership Scholarship Program aims to inspire young leaders to positively impact society through expert mentoring training and practical experience. The program provides scholarships to students from diverse backgrounds to cultivate a new generation of philanthropic leaders committed to social improvement.
"Remote Villages in Transition" was born out of the Poverty Alleviation" project initiated by Ms. Faye Lo. Through cooperation with photographer Chen Jie, after many field interviews and research, it was finally published by the Singapore Good Soil Foundation. The book records the hardships in remote areas, this led to support and infrastructure improvements, and ultimately achieved a highly acclaimed photography book. The book has received national recognition for its impact on China's poverty alleviation work.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the 28th NUS EMBA cohort, with the theme of "Unity of Love", transformed their concerns into hope and demonstrated the spirit of solidarity. Their fundraising campaign successfully raised RMB 2.43 million, providing critical resources for frontline workers and demonstrating the powerful results of collective solidarity in difficult times.
As a sister foundation of Singapore Good Soil Foundation, the Love House Seed Fund founded by Ms. Faye Lo in 2013 has similar goals and visions as Singapore Good Soil Foundation in the fields of public welfare and charity, aiming to promote public welfare innovation, support environmental and educational projects, and is committed to solving social challenges and creating a prosperous future. In the past five years, it has raised more than 4 million yuan, funded 52 projects, benefited more than 15,000 children, fulfilled more than 60,000 wishes, served more than 300 volunteers, and successfully incubated some sustainable and meaningful projects, leveraging more than 700 million yuan of social and government funds, creating a great social impact.
To cultivate the next generation of future philanthropists and social entrepreneurs, driven by a shared commitment to transforming lives and advancing the public good.
