Write It Forward
Nationwide Stationery Collection Drive
Support building a brighter future for every child
3rd- 30th August 2026
Project Write It Forward is a nationwide movement to ensure no student is left behind. We collect unused stationery from homes across Singapore and pass them on to children who need them most.
Our Mission
Support 1000 underserved children with stationery for their year-end examinations.
Every child deserves the tools to learn
While some have more than they need, others struggle without even the basics.
Search your cupboards. Gather what you don’t use.
Give it forward. Your simple act can help a child thrive.
We appeal to you to join our movement where each one of us searches our cupboards and drawers, finds unused stationery, and donates. We will distribute it to children in need to support them in their educational journey.
Our Beneficiary Organisations
We are proud to support 7 charities that are beneficiaries of the stationery collected during our campaign. Each organization plays a vital role in nurturing Singapore's youth, ensuring every child has the essential tools for a bright and successful future.
HCSA SPIN
Supporting caregiving and improved quality of life for single parents, strengthening their social support network, and empowering them through resources
Care Community Services Society
Providing opportunities for children to develop their fullest potential and grow in character in a caring and nurturing environment
Singapore Children's Society
Striving to build a future where every child and youth enjoys a safe and happy childhood and flourishes in strong families and caring communities
Gracehaven (The Salvation Army)
Helping children and youth who need care, protection and rehabilitation due to a lack of parental supervision, risk behaviours or family breakdowns
The Red Pencil Singapore
A Creative Arts Therapy Charity using art therapy to help those facing emotional challenges express themselves creatively
Allkin
Providing immediate support as well as unlocking opportunities for vulnerable individuals and families to grow their potential
3Pumpkins
Using the strengths of art, community, education and social work to provide a safe and supportive environment for children
What Should You Donate?
- Pencils (2B, mechanical, color)
- Erasers
- Sharpeners
- Rulers
- Highlighters
- Pens
- Sticky notes
- Notebooks
- Gluesticks
- Correction tape
Items should be New, UnUsed or Good-As-New.
If you are in doubt, or if you have anything else to donate that is not on this list, please CONTACT US and we will guide you.
If you wish to support by purchasing items, please reach out and we will give you a list of items we are short of.
Do not donate
- Broken, half-used or expired items (dried markers, broken crayons, blackened erasers, dried paints, dried sticky-notes, hardened glue sticks etc)
- Items with the owner's name on them
- Notebooks with filled pages
Find a Collection Point Near You
The map below displays the public collection points for this project. Click on a pin to find out the details of any collection point.
ORGANISERS
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Big At Heart
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CosVenture
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Kids PlaySafer
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Project Obscura
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Project Pencil SG
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Raffles Social Innovators
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SG Social Support
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These-Abled Can Volunteer
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You(th) Can Do It!
Our Changemakers
CATALYSED BY
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Temasek Foundation via Oscar Fund
SUPPORTED BY
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Soristic
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ALJ
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NUSS
- Adam Road Presbyterian Church (Adam Rd and Tengah)
- Boon Lay Zone D RN
- Chatsworth Preschool
- Common Ground• Dulwich College
- Global Indian International School
- HWAH@Serangoon
- Marine Parade Community Space
- NAFA
- Nee Soon Central CC
- NPS International School
- Pierce Secondary School
- Pillay Family Clinic
CONTRIBUTORS
- Raffles Girls' School
- Republic Polytechnic
- SP Jain Management School
- Students of Dover Court International School
- Tanjong Rhu Residents
- Temasek Shophouse
- Tinkerland (Yunnan)
- Trekkers@Heart
- WeWork
- Worley Pte Ltd
- Yew Mei Green Kids & Residents
Get Involved
Join the movement
Your kindness provides essential school tools for students in Singapore. Choose how to make an impact: host a donation point in your local neighborhood, contribute items as an individual, or volunteer your skills to help us sort, pack, and transport supplies.