{"id":6485,"date":"2015-12-02T13:00:55","date_gmt":"2015-12-02T05:00:55","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/rbkd-online.com\/fanclub\/?p=6485"},"modified":"2015-12-03T23:48:11","modified_gmt":"2015-12-03T15:48:11","slug":"annual-giving-volunteering-inclusive-playground-outing","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/rbkd-online.com\/fanclub\/2015\/12\/02\/annual-giving-volunteering-inclusive-playground-outing\/","title":{"rendered":"Annual Giving (Volunteering) – Inclusive Playground Outing"},"content":{"rendered":"

What: Annual Giving (Volunteering) \u00e2\u20ac\u201c Inclusive Playground Outing<\/p>\n

When: 12 September 2015<\/p>\n

Where: Canberra Park<\/p>\n

Participants: Allan, Bengyan, Bi Hui, Celest, Ernie, Jiamin, Joanne, Madeline, Peijun, Phyllis, Rui En, Ser Chee, Shirley, Shu Pei, Xinyi, Yanling, Yanjun, Yanping, Yeeling, Yingmei, Yvonne<\/p>\n

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Yvonne, Priority Member:<\/p>\n

This was my first time participating in a charity event involving children. I was initially quite worried as I’m not really good with kids and how to take care of their needs. All these worries were all for naught when I saw the kids being so active. It seems to me that the beneficiaries who attended the event were not affected despite their individual conditions. <\/p>\n

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I am actually quite impressed with the beneficiaries whom I tagged with throughout the event. Just when I\u00e2\u20ac\u2122m about to introduce myself to him, he already started asking if we could go to the playground during the event. He\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s one of the most active and enthusiastic kids during the event. <\/p>\n

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After a small chat with him, he told us that he would want to be an explorer especially to the nature. I am quite surprised as the younger generation grew up in the city with technology and most would not want to get close to the nature. He is quite adventurous in trying out things, however taking into consideration his safety, there were times that we would have to disappoint him. Nevertheless could see that he really enjoyed the activities and the playground facilities; as he wanted to stay longer although the event has ended. <\/p>\n

Looking forward to the next event although it can be quite tiring, it\u00e2\u20ac\u2122s all worthwhile when you see the kids enjoying themselves (so carefree).<\/p>\n

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Yingmei, Priority Member:<\/p>\n

I think it was my first time participating for Annual Giving volunteering event? I’m glad I did! This year’s was something different from the previous years’, our beneficiaries were children! So on Saturday morning, we made our way down to Canberra Park where they had special facilities in the playground! Each of us was attached to a beneficiary or their sibling. For me, Bihui and I were paired with a super outgoing boy.<\/p>\n

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We started with Treasure Hunt around the park to get the kids excited with rewards aka candy! We then played Captain Foosball, an adaptation from a game we played in Orientation earlier this year. Then, we brought the kids around for mini carnival games like ‘shoot the can’, ‘throw the ball into the box’ etc. My beneficiary really enjoyed the ‘shoot the can’ game! <\/p>\n

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After carnival games came lunch finally~ We got Happy meals for the kids and they liked the toys too. It was kinda a free-and-easy session afterwards where we could play in the playground. The highlight was possibly the see-saw! Lots of kids could play on the see-saw at once and it was like playing on viking ship in theme parks haha. <\/p>\n

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