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We are dedicated to Uplifting Communities, Empowering Lives and Transforming Futures
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Who we are
The Low Tuck Kwong Foundation is a private charitable foundation named after
philanthropist and businessman, Dato' Dr. Low Tuck Kwong. We are dedicated to Uplifting Communities, Empowering Lives
and Transforming Futures across Southeast Asia.
Improving lives and enabling communities...
It is all about the People.
It is all about the People.
Vision
To promote sustainable and transformative change that benefit individuals and communities in meaningful ways.
Mission
To support partners, who share our commitment to specific causes and outcomes, through direct grant giving.
Goal
To create lasting impact that extends well beyond the initial benefits of our giving.
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What we do
Our role
People are at the core of what we do.
We support people and programmes dedicated to improving and uplifting the communities. We focus primarily on advancing education, improving healthcare and enhancing social welfare. Ideally, we form partnerships that would serve across multiple areas of needs.
Our philanthropic efforts are primarily focused in Southeast Asia.
We identify and support community partners who are committed to creating transformative and sustainable change within their areas of focus. Our giving strategy is guided by our three thrusts of giving - advancing education, improving healthcare and enhancing social welfare in communities. We serve through grant giving, documenting impact and accountabilities.
We are committed to complementing the efforts of our nation by placing a high priority on addressing issues that may require more attention due to underrepresentation. By working alongside national systems, we aim to provide support in these areas to drive sustainable change and make a meaningful difference in the lives of those who need it the most.
Our Partners
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Our Programmes & Initiatives
Low Tuck Kwong Foundation Advance Asia Leadership Fund & Scholarship
UTAR Hospital Fund
SGH Community Aging in Place Ecosystem (CAPE) Programme
SGH Healthy, Empowered and Active Living (HEAL) Fund
News & Media
2023
The Straits Times
Record $101 million gifted to Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy
It will be used to support leadership programmes for public officers from Asia...
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YouTube - Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy
LKYSPP Commemorates S$101M Gift from Low Tuck Kwong Foundation
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Contact
We support programmes that bring about transformative and sustainable
beneficial change to communities in the long term.
We work with partners and charities who are transparent and have good governance. We will discuss with grant applicants and agree upon a desired measurable outcome for a programme to receive a grant. Grant recipients are expected to maintain contact and provide periodical reports on the progress of the funded programme.
You can submit a 2-page brief containing a summary of your organisation, your programme, its objectives and goals, amount of funding required and its intended use. If we are interested in your proposal, we will be in touch with more specific questions and inform you on the next application step.
Who is Low Tuck Kwong
Dato' Dr. Low Tuck Kwong, a Singapore-born Indonesian businessman is the Founder and President
Director of PT Bayan Resources Tbk, an Indonesian mining company.
A self-made individual, he strongly believes in giving back to society
to the best of his ability. His areas of philanthropy include education,
healthcare, social welfare and disaster relief efforts.
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We actively identify, engage with and support partners who are aligned with our vision, mission, and goals.
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We prioritise impactful initiatives, emphasising transformative and long-term sustainable change for the betterment of people, lives and communities.
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We strive to continuously push the boundaries of what's possible and foster innovation in our
philanthropic endeavours to create a more efficient and effective culture of giving.