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Corporate Social Responsibility

At DSTA, we believe in giving back to the community by engaging actively in salient Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) events and activities. Members of our staff are involved in a myriad of CSR initiatives that allow them to reach out a helping hand to those who need it, or to pledge their efforts to a cause.

Our CSR engagement stretches from head-shaving to raise awareness for children with cancer, to dragon boating in conjunction with Youth United Day. DSTA’s heartfelt CSR efforts have also been recognised by the President’s Social Service Award.

	Season of Sharing This festive season, DSTA staff shared their love through the Boys’ Brigade Share-a-Gift programme.
	Supporting an Inclusive Society All decked out in purple, a 35-strong DSTA contingent marched in the Purple Parade on 27 October 2018 to show its support for people with special needs.
	Contributing to the Community DSTA received the Community Chest Charity Bronze Award from Minister of State for the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Ministry of Social and Family Development Sam Tan on 9 October 2018.
	Going Bald for a Cause At DSTA’s 8th Hair for Hope satellite event on 4 July 2018, 26 volunteers took the bold step of going bald to raise funds in support of children with cancer.
	Rallying Together for Charity Team DSTA rallied together for their second OCBC Cycle on 19 November 2017 and raised funds for four beneficiaries.
	Parading in Purple A 37-strong DSTA contingent participated in the Purple Parade march-past to show their support towards people with special needs and a more inclusive Singapore.
	Sharing with the Community DSTA received the SHARE Silver Award for our active participation in Community Chest’s SHARE programme and for contributing towards a caring, collaborative and impactful social service ecosystem.
	Contributing to a Good Cause At the Hair for Hope satellite event hosted by DSTA on 12 July 2017, 24 volunteers took a bold step to show their support for children stricken with cancer.
	Veggies Delight! As part of the Volunteer-A-Day programme, DSTA volunteers planned a day of fun for children from the Students Care Service and Children’s Cancer Foundation.
	‘Tis the Season for Giving In keeping with the Christmas spirit, DSTA staff brought some festive cheer to the less fortunate through the Boys’ Brigade Share-a-Gift programme.
	Cooking for Charity DSTA engineers can now add another feather to their cap: they can be brilliant cooks too! As part of DSTA’s Volunteer-A-Day programme, they volunteered their service to prepare meals for the less fortunate.
	Stepping out in Purple DSTA staff showed their support for people with special needs by marching in the Purple Parade.
	A Treetop Adventure As part of the Volunteer-A-Day programme, DSTA volunteers planned a day of adventure for children from Singapore’s Children Society Jurong Youth Centre.
	Ready, Get Set, SPIN! DSTA engineers pedalled 42km to help raise funds for the less fortunate at the OCBC Cycle 2016.
	Sharing Support DSTA has received the SHARE Silver Award for its active participation in the SHARE Programme.
	A Bald Move DSTA volunteers shaved their heads at DSTA’s sixth consecutive Hair for Hope satellite event. The annual event aims to create greater awareness of the perils of childhood cancer and raise funds for children stricken with cancer.
	Spreading the Christmas Cheer Christmas is a time to share and give warmth to others. For DSTA, it is also a time to spreading the festive spirit and love to others in the community.
	Hair for Hope 2014 DSTA hosted its Hair for Hope satellite event at DTTA Auditorium on 2 July 2014 for the fourth consecutive year.
	Play Hard, Play Heart Four DSTA engineers find time in their schedules to bond with a group of beneficiaries from Beyond Social Services over weekly soccer games.
	Sowing Seeds of Friendship DSTA volunteers embarked on a day of learning, discovery and fun with beneficiaries from FaithActs Community Service Home as part of DSTA’s Volunteer-A-Day (VAD) initiative.

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