Event Ended
Thank You for Your Participation!
The Race For Good 2025 has concluded!
Thank you to everyone who took part in the Race For Good Series, including the Race For Good Physical Event and the Festive Edition. Your participation and generosity made this journey truly meaningful.
Together, we raised a total of $325,500 to support vulnerable communities in Singapore, benefiting the programmes of The Salvation Army.
To find out how you can continue supporting our beneficiaries, please contact public.relations@smmt.salvationarmy.org
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Race For Good is an event by The Salvation Army, dedicated to raising awareness and vital funds in support of critical programmes, initiatives, infrastructure, and operations. These efforts directly benefit vulnerable communities in Singapore, including children and youth, the elderly, ex-offenders and their families, as well as migrant workers under our care, many of whom continue to face hardship and isolation.
Race For Good returns this festive season after a successful competitive running event and family carnival held at Coney Island for the first time ever on 20th September 2025. This time around, we are launching a virtual run, providing an inclusive and meaningful way for the community to come together to do good during the season of giving. In the true spirit of Christmas, your contributions will touch the lives of those who need it the most.
Join us in celebrating 90 years of The Salvation Army in Singapore – Whether you’re a seasoned runner or simply enjoy taking strolls in the park, your steps can spark change.
Challenge Details
Registration & Fundraising Period
Event Period
Where
All you need is a STRAVA account to link your profile.
Activity Type
(Record them as Outdoor “RUN” / “WALK” / “TRAIL RUN” / “HIKE”).
Challenge Mechanism
Registration is free!
However, to qualify for the event leaderboard, participants must raise a minimum of $100.
Donations of $10 & above would be eligible for 250% tax deduction for eligible tax-paying corporate and individual donors in Singapore.
FREE!
Race For Good is an event by The Salvation Army, dedicated to raising awareness and vital funds in support of critical programmes, initiatives, infrastructure, and operations. These efforts directly benefit vulnerable communities in Singapore, including children and youth, the elderly, ex-offenders and their families, as well as migrant workers under our care, many of whom continue to face hardship and isolation.
Race For Good returns this festive season after a successful competitive running event and family carnival held at Coney Island for the first time ever on 20th September 2025. This time around, we are launching a virtual run, providing an inclusive and meaningful way for the community to come together to do good during the season of giving. In the true spirit of Christmas, your contributions will touch the lives of those who need it the most.
Join us in celebrating 90 years of The Salvation Army in Singapore – Whether you’re a seasoned runner or simply enjoy taking strolls in the park, your steps can spark change.
Challenge Details
Registration & Fundraising Period
Event Period
21 Nov 00:00 – 31 Dec 2025 23:59 GMT+8
Where
Anywhere! You can participate from anywhere in the world and run/walk with us!
All you need is a STRAVA account to link your profile.
Activity Type
(Record them as Outdoor “RUN” / “WALK” / “TRAIL RUN” / “HIKE”).
Challenge Mechanism
Participants may sign up as individuals or teams.
Registration is free!
However, to qualify for the event leaderboard, participants must raise a minimum of $100.
Donations of $10 & above would be eligible for 250% tax deduction for eligible tax-paying corporate and individual donors in Singapore.
Participation Fee
FREE
Includes
How to Participate
We’ll notify you when you unlock achievements during the event.
How to Participate
Click the “Join Now” button, run/walk for a cause, raise funds, and rally your team!
1. Register for event
Share your profile to your friends & family and tell them why you want to raise funds. Raise at least $100 to qualify for the leaderboard.
Once you have raised a minimum of $100, you’ll qualify for the leaderboard. Be active and partake in the event using the STRAVA App!
The Salvation Army (TSA)
Throughout the years, we have established a comprehensive network of social services to meet a wide range of needs in our community. Our diverse programmes reach out to vulnerable children and youth, frail elderly, struggling families, isolated migrant workers, and other needy segments in our society. For more information about the work we do, please visit our website at https://www.salvationarmy.org.sg.
The Salvation Army (TSA)
The Salvation Army has been touching lives in Singapore since 1935, and we remain committed in serving the underprivileged in the community without discrimination. To us, every life is precious, and we actively help those in need regardless of age, race or religion.
Throughout the years, we have established a comprehensive network of social services to meet a wide range of needs in our community. Our diverse programmes reach out to vulnerable children and youth, frail elderly, struggling families, isolated migrant workers, and other needy segments in our society. For more information about the work we do, please visit our website at
Anna’s Story of Hope & Healing
At 10 years old, Anna*, carries a world too heavy for her small shoulders to bear.
Home is a rental flat in Geylang Bahru, a modest unit shared with her parents, older sister and little brother. Every day, her parents work tirelessly to make ends meet, often leaving Anna* feeling unseen, as the quiet middle child who tucks her pain away behind shy smiles. There were moments when emotions would overwhelm her; feelings of frustration and sadness she never learned to express. Some days, those feelings turned inward, leaving marks invisible to others but deeply felt.
When she first joined The Salvation Army’s Youth Development Centre (YDC) at the start of this year, Anna hardly said a word, but she found something she had been longing for – a safe space where she could simply be a child.
Through creative hobbies guided by YDC staff – painting, colouring and slime-making – she learnt to express herself in healthy ways, letting her feelings flow gently instead of keeping a storm within. These activities helped her discover ways to regulate her emotions which opened her heart to a world of compassion and joy when she was able to connect with her peers. Seeing the light return to Anna’s face, her older sister felt encouraged to join in. Now, they take part in activities that bring rare moments of happiness to their days; moments where they feel truly safe and loved.
“I always have fun at YDC”, and “I like hanging out with my friends there”, shares Anna – words that are a powerful testament to healing when a child is able to feel safe and seen.
For children facing similar circumstances to Anna, YDC is more than just an after-school programme. It’s a sanctuary where hearts are mended through kindness and care.
As we gather with our family and friends this holiday, let us remember the vulnerable children in our community – the little hearts who long for the same warmth and love that many of us have in our homes. Your gift can help make that possible.
With your kind support, The Salvation Army can continue to be a place where children and youth feel valid and cared for. Every donation, no matter big or small, brings comfort to a vulnerable individual who needs it most.
This season of giving, we invite you to share the light of Christmas with our community who may not have the same privileges we do.
*Name has been changed to safeguard the beneficiary and a volunteer model was used in the photograph.
Anna’s Story of Hope & Healing
At 10 years old, Anna*, carries a world too heavy for her small shoulders to bear.
Home is a rental flat in Geylang Bahru, a modest unit shared with her parents, older sister and little brother. Every day, her parents work tirelessly to make ends meet, often leaving Anna* feeling unseen, as the quiet middle child who tucks her pain away behind shy smiles. There were moments when emotions would overwhelm her; feelings of frustration and sadness she never learned to express. Some days, those feelings turned inward, leaving marks invisible to others but deeply felt.
When she first joined The Salvation Army’s Youth Development Centre (YDC) at the start of this year, Anna hardly said a word, but she found something she had been longing for – a safe space where she could simply be a child.
Through creative hobbies guided by YDC staff – painting, colouring and slime-making – she learnt to express herself in healthy ways, letting her feelings flow gently instead of keeping a storm within. These activities helped her discover ways to regulate her emotions which opened her heart to a world of compassion and joy when she was able to connect with her peers. Seeing the light return to Anna’s face, her older sister felt encouraged to join in. Now, they take part in activities that bring rare moments of happiness to their days; moments where they feel truly safe and loved.
“I always have fun at YDC”, and “I like hanging out with my friends there”, shares Anna – words that are a powerful testament to healing when a child is able to feel safe and seen.
For children facing similar circumstances to Anna, YDC is more than just an after-school programme. It’s a sanctuary where hearts are mended through kindness and care.
As we gather with our family and friends this holiday, let us remember the vulnerable children in our community – the little hearts who long for the same warmth and love that many of us have in our homes. Your gift can help make that possible.
With your kind support, The Salvation Army can continue to be a place where children and youth feel valid and cared for. Every donation, no matter big or small, brings comfort to a vulnerable individual who needs it most.
This season of giving, we invite you to share the light of Christmas with our community who may not have the same privileges we do.
*Name has been changed to safeguard the beneficiary and a volunteer model was used in the photograph.