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What can you do to help the Australian bushfire crisis

Donate, knit, or even row – every little effort goes a long way

Fabian Loo
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Fabian Loo
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Right now, Australia is being consumed by what is said to be the nation’s worst case of wildfire. The bushfires, fuelled by dry weather and strong winds, have swept across swathes of land, destroying the lives of people and animals alike. If you’d like to lend a helping hand to help those affected by the devastating crisis, consider donating to the Singapore Red Cross Society, or visit these local businesses that are playing a small part. 

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Singapore Rescue Crafters Connect
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Singapore Rescue Crafters Connect

Put your crafty fingers to good use – those who know how to sew, knit, or crochet can help make bat wraps, joey punches, and crochet nests for the orphaned wildlife in Australia. Patterns and more information are available at the Facebook group Singapore Rescue Crafters Connect. Travelling to Australia soon? You can also help the group by bringing the handwoven items over to the rescuers. 

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Hit the rowing machines at F45
  • Sport and fitness
  • Tanjong Pagar

Turn your Saturday workout at F45 outlets at Amoy Street, River Valley, Tiong Bahru, and Siglap into a relief effort for Australia. The gym is donating $10 for every 500 metres clocked on the rowing machines during its Hollywood sessions.

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