http://sg.news.yahoo.com/how-you-can-help-japan.html
Mercy Relief: The
organisation is accepting donations to procure relief supplies. It
has deployed a two-man preliminary disaster response team to Japan
to ascertain ground needs and procure relief supplies.
The MR team will help distribute supplies with UN agencies. It
will also collaborate with local non-governmental organisations to
support their relief efforts. With an initial tranche of USD
$20,000 provided by SAP Asia Pacific Japan, the team will help
address the pressing needs for food, water and quilts.
For cheque donations, please make the cheque payable to
Mercy Relief Limited and send it to the
Mercy Relief office at Blk 160 Lorong 1 Toa Payoh #01-1568
Singapore 310160. On the back of the cheque, indicate
‘Japan Quake and Tsunami Relief’’.
Cash donations can also be made at the Mercy Relief office.
Office hours are Monday-Friday, 9am - 7pm.
For ATM transfers/internet banking, Mercy Relief’s DBS Current
Account is 054-900493-6
Credit card donations can be made via eNets at
www.mercyrelief.org
Singapore Red
Cross: The organisation has started a hotline
(6334-9152 / 6334-9153 / 6334-9154) to help those in
Singapore get
in touch with relatives in Japan. The SRC will take down details of
the missing person and forward the information on to its sister
national society, the Japanese Red Cross Society and the
International Committee of Red Cross. It is also working with the
Japanese Association to raise funds.
For cheque donations, please make the cheque payable to
Singapore Red Cross and mail to the SRC office
at Red Cross House, 15 Penang Lane Singapore 238486. On
the back of the cheque, indicate ‘Japan disaster
2011′, name of donor/organisation, contact numbers and
address.
The public can also
SMS “Red Cross” to 75772.
Each message will cost $50. The SRC is also working with banks like DBS,
OCBC and UOB, to allow donations through ATMs and the
Internet.
World Vision
Singapore: A World Vision assessment team has
arrived in the quake zone to assess the needs of the survivors and
prepare supplies and programmes for the homeless. The team brought
baby supplies, warm clothing, food and daily necessities for
distribution.
World Vision also plans to establish child-friendly spaces so
children affected by the disasters can resume normal childhood
activities and experience structure and security.
For cheque donations, please make the cheque payable to
World Vision International and mail to the World
Vision office at 750B Chai Chee Road, #03-02, Technopark @
Chai Chee, Singapore 469002. On the back of the
cheque, indicate ‘Japan disaster’.
Cash donations can also be made at the World Vision office.
Office hours are Monday-Friday, 9am – 5pm.
You can donate online at http://www.worldvision.org.sg/japandisaster/
i tot the sms one is pretty convenient.
Amituofo
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