Singapore’s largest food donation drive, A Full Plate, now open until Dec 13

Singaporeans can contribute by funding a fresh grocery bundle or gifting a warm meal.

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Published Oct 12, 2026, 12:10 PM

Updated Oct 12, 2026, 12:10 PM

Singapore’s largest food donation drive, A Full Plate, is open until Dec 13. FairPrice Group wants to help about 600,000 people through 21 community and charity partners.

People can donate fresh grocery bundles or hot meals at FairPrice, Kopitiam, Bagus, and online. FairPrice Foundation is adding $1 million to support groceries and meal vouchers.

Since 2024, the drive has raised over $3 million. It helps lower-income families, seniors and migrant workers get healthier food and ease daily costs.

SINGAPORE – The Republic’s largest food donation drive is now open till Dec 13, with the FairPrice Group (FPG) encouraging Singaporeans to provide nutritious groceries and hot meals to communities in need.

A Full Plate , now in its third edition , aims to provide support to some 600,000 beneficiaries across 21 community and charity partner s, said FPG in a statement on Oct 12.

Shoppers looking to assist beneficiaries with their grocery needs can donate $10, $30, $50, or $100 at checkouts across participating FairPrice supermarkets, FairPrice Finest, FairPrice Xtra, FairPrice Xpress, Cheers, Unity pharmacies, FairPrice Online or the FPG app.

Meanwhile, those interested in donating a hot meal or beverage bundle – priced at $2, $3 or $5 – can do so at checkouts across participating Kopitiam and Bagus outlets.

FPG’s philanthropic arm, FairPrice Foundation (FPF) , will anchor the initiative with a $1 million contribution towards fresh groceries and hot meal vouchers.

Esther Yoong , a beneficiary of Woodlands Social Centre , said the initiative’s monthly food packs mean her children can have fresh fruit more regularly, and cereal and milk for breakfast.

“It gives me peace of mind knowing they can enjoy more nutritious and varied meals,” she said.

FPG group chief executive officer Vipul Chawla said A Full Plate has shown how something as simple as access to nutritious food can make a meaningful difference to people’s lives.

“For the seniors, families and workers we support, every grocery bundle or meal received helps ease everyday expenses and takes away some of the worry about putting food on the table,” he said.

“Through FairPrice Foundation, we remain committed to sustaining this support, and we hope more Singaporeans will join us in making a difference, in whatever way they can.”

Since its launch in 2024 , A Full Plate has raised o ver $3 millio n to give food and nutrition assistance to communities in need.

The initiative was developed following findings from FPG’s A Full Plate study, which highlighted the challenges lower-income families face in accessing fresh protein, fruit and vegetables.

The initiative has also helped seniors ease their grocery expenses, enabled lower-income families to stretch their household budgets and supported migrant workers in their daily meal essentials, said FPG.

It added that A Full Plate is part of FPG and FPF’s broader commitment to uplifting communities through practical, everyday support aimed at keeping daily essentials within reach for all.

In 2026, FPG had introduced other initiatives including price cuts on popular protein products, return vouchers, Community Health Assist Scheme (CHAS) discounts and a price freeze on daily essentials.

FPF had also implemented programmes such as providing 12,000 free breakfast bundles to Primary 6 pupils , distributing protein drinks to 4,500 youth from self-help groups, and distributing more than eight tonnes of rescued fruits and vegetables to communities in need every month.

Rhea Yasmine is a journalist at The Straits Times. She covers local and international issues, with an interest in South-east Asia.

新加坡人可以通过资助新鲜食材包或赠送热腾腾的饭菜来贡献一份力量。

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发布于2026年10月12日下午12:10

更新于2026年10月12日下午12:10

新加坡规模最大的食物捐赠活动“A Full Plate”将持续到12月13日。职总平价集团希望通过21个社区和慈善合作伙伴，帮助约60万人。

人们可以在 FairPrice、Kopitiam、Bagus 等超市以及网上捐赠新鲜食材包或热餐。FairPrice 基金会将额外捐赠 100 万美元，用于支持食品和餐券项目。

自 2024 年以来，这项活动已筹集超过 300 万美元。它帮助低收入家庭、老年人和外来务工人员获得更健康的食物，并减轻他们的日常开支。

新加坡——新加坡规模最大的食品捐赠活动现已开始，并将持续到12月13日。职总平价集团（FPG）鼓励新加坡人向有需要的社区提供营养丰富的食品杂货和热餐。

FPG在10月12日的一份声明中表示，第三届“A Full Plate”活动旨在为21个社区和慈善合作伙伴的约60万受益人提供支持。

想要帮助受益人解决食品杂货需求的购物者​​可以在参与活动的 FairPrice 超市、FairPrice Finest、FairPrice Xtra、FairPrice Xpress、Cheers、Unity 药房、FairPrice Online 或 FPG 应用程序的收银台捐赠 10 美元、30 美元、50 美元或 100 美元。

同时，有兴趣捐赠热餐或饮料套餐（价格分别为 2 美元、3 美元或 5 美元）的人士，可以在参与活动的 Kopitiam 和 Bagus 门店的收银台进行捐赠。

FPG 的慈善机构 FairPrice 基金会 (FPF) 将为这项计划提供 100 万美元的资金，用于购买新鲜食品杂货和热餐券。

伍德兰社会中心的受益人杨女士表示，该计划每月提供的食品包意味着她的孩子们可以更频繁地吃到新鲜水果，早餐还能吃到麦片和牛奶。

“知道他们能享用更多营养丰富、种类繁多的膳食，让我感到很安心，”她说。

FPG集团首席执行官Vipul Chawla表示，“满盘美食”项目表明，获得营养食品这样简单的事情可以对人们的生活产生有意义的影响。

他说：“对于我们支持的老年人、家庭和工人来说，收到的每一份食品包或每一餐饭都能帮助他们减轻日常开支，减轻他们对吃饭问题的担忧。”

“我们将继续通过职总平价基金会提供这种支持，并希望更多的新加坡人能加入我们，尽其所能地做出改变。”

自 2024 年启动以来，“满盘佳肴”项目已筹集超过 300 万美元，为有需要的社区提供食品和营养援助。

该倡议是根据 FPG 的“满盘美食”研究结果制定的，该研究强调了低收入家庭在获取新鲜蛋白质、水果和蔬菜方面面临的挑战。

FPG表示，该举措还帮助老年人减轻了食品杂货开支，使低收入家庭能够扩大家庭预算，并为农民工提供了日常膳食必需品。

声明还补充说，“A Full Plate”是FPG和FPF更广泛的承诺的一部分，即通过切实可行的日常支持来提升社区，旨在让所有人都能获得日常必需品。

2026 年，FPG 推出了其他举措，包括降低热门蛋白质产品的价格、发放退货券、社区健康援助计划 (CHAS) 折扣以及冻结日常必需品的价格。

FPF 还实施了多项计划，例如向小学六年级学生提供 12,000 份免费早餐包，向自助团体的 4,500 名青年分发蛋白质饮料，以及每月向有需要的社区分发超过 8 吨的救援水果和蔬菜。

Rhea Yasmine是《海峡时报》的记者。她报道本地和国际新闻，尤其关注东南亚地区。