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Teamwork and teaching students about how to be social entrepreneurs

BAMBOO BUILDERS

Tackle societal problems through

SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURIAL EDUCATION

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STRENGTHENING DIGITAL RESILIENCE OF
100,000 SINGAPOREANS

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SG ScamWISE, led by Bamboo Builders and supported by Google.org, aims to strengthen the resilience of 100,000 Singaporeans, especially underserved youths and seniors, against scams and online threats by 2026.

OUR IMPACT

Trained

10,000

young adults from

10 countries

Initiated

100+

social projects

across ASEAN

Created

500+

rural jobs

Incepted

20+

social enterprises,

still running today

Global Top 40+
Social
Enterprises

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Top 10
Social Enterprises
In ASEAN

Impact
Entrepreneur
of the Year

Top 35
Entrepreneurs
Under 35

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TRUSTED BY

SMU Singapore Management University
SUTD Singapore University of Technology and Development
SUSS Singapore University of Social Science
Ngee Ann Polytechnic NP
NYP Nanyang Polytechnic
TP Temasek Polytechnic
ITE College West
ITE College Central
Anglican High School
SFMS Saint Francis Methodist School
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Beyond Social Services
Raise Singapore
National Youth Council NYC
Salesforce
Google
ASEAN Foundation
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FEATURED PROGRAMS

Explore  Inequality

Great for Team Bonding/ Schools / Groups

2 hrs | Min 10 Pax

Raise awareness about Singapore's inequality situation, create empathy and challenge participants' mindsets about poverty.

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Explore Urban Farms

Great for Team Bonding/ Schools / Groups

2 hrs | Min 10 Pax

Explore issues surrounding food security in Singapore and how technology can improve environmental and social sustainability.

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Explore Food Waste

Great for Team Bonding/ Schools / Groups

2 hrs | Min 10 Pax

Highlight the irony of food waste and insecurity in Singapore. Together, we will redirect unsellable but edible vegetables to the needy.

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I really enjoyed the end-to-end process... it was inspiring. There is still a knowledge gap in the community on how to recycle or "reuse" not-so-beautiful food items. Education needs to start in families.​ I highly recommend this eye-opening experience to everyone who wants to get a glimpse into the food wastage issue in Singapore.

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  Le Kien, Salesforce Account Executive  

Salesforce
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FEATURED ON

SMU Singapore Management University
ASEAN Social Enterprise Development Program
Australian Government, Department of Foreign Affairs and Department
The Peak
CNA
EDGE
ACE Action community for entrepreneurship
The GIOI & VIETNAM
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