Keppel commits S$270,000 to Singapore schools’ environmental education through 2025
Keppel Care Foundation’s backing of the Singapore Environment Council’s School Green Awards is one strand of a broader push into environmental and sustainability education, alongside a S$500,000 gift to SUTD.
S$270K
Pledged to the Singapore Environment Council’s School Green Awards
Keppel Care Foundation, set up in 2012 to coordinate the Keppel Group’s community contributions, has pledged S$270,000 over three years (2023 to 2025) to the Singapore Environment Council in support of its annual School Green Awards — a nationwide outreach programme encouraging students and teachers to advocate for the environment.
The pledge sits within the foundation’s three stated focus areas: protecting the environment, promoting education, arts and culture, and caring for the underprivileged. Separately, Keppel has also put S$500,000 toward the Singapore University of Technology and Design to support its sustainability-focused research and education work.
Keppel’s core businesses span energy, infrastructure and asset management, giving its environmental education spending a closer link to its operating footprint than is typical of philanthropic giving in other industries — the company frames climate and sustainability literacy among students as adjacent to its own transition toward becoming what it calls a global asset manager and operator for sustainable solutions.
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This publication is based on Keppel's own disclosures. Read the original at https://www.keppel.com/media/keppel-donates-270000-to-the-singapore-environment-council-sec-in-support-of-the-school-green-awards/.
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