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Singapore Kopitiam Team | 15 December 2009
Mdm Tan
Singapore Kopitiam: What toys did you bring to donate? Why?
Mdm Tan: 5 stones, abacus, rubix cube, Lego, IQ gaming toy. These toys belonged to my youngest daughter who is 10 years old and has out-grown the toys.
Singapore Kopitiam: How did you know about this toy drive?
Mdm Tan: I heard about it from 938 live.
Singapore Kopitiam: Would you like to give any well wishes to the kids in Hanoi?
Mdm Tan: “Hope that they will have more learning chances and opportunities with the toys.”
Tan Hui Yi, 11
Singapore Kopitiam: What toys did you bring to donate?
Hui Yi: Monopoly, chinese chess, subtraction flash cards, crayons, stationery.
Singapore Kopitiam: How did you know about this toy drive?
Hui Yi: My mum told me about this toy drive and asked whether I would like to donate my toys.
Singapore Kopitiam: Is this your first toy drive?
Hui Yi: Yes.
Singapore Kopitiam: How do you feel about this event?
Hui Yi: Good. I am happy to give away the toys to the children in Hanoi.
Singapore Kopitiam: Would you like to give any well wishes to the kids in Hanoi?
Hui Yi: “Hope they like the toys.”
Jessie Low
Singapore Kopitiam: How did you know about this toy drive?
Jessie: I heard about it from Radio 938 Live.
Singapore Kopitiam: Why have you donated?
Jessie: The toys belonged to my daughters who have all grown up. They are 20plus and are already working. I feel that I should play my part to help the less privileged children.
Singapore Kopitiam: Would you like to give any well wishes to the kids in Hanoi?
Jessie: “Hope they enjoy the toys.”
Wendy Wong
Singapore Kopitiam: How did you know about this toy drive?
Wendy: I read about it on Straits Times Newspaper.
Singapore Kopitiam: Why have you donated?
Wendy: My kids are constantly having new toys. So donating the old and usable toys would make space for the new toys that are coming in.
Singapore Kopitiam: How do you feel about this event?
Wendy: I feel that this Toy Drive is fantastic and I am keen to donate other items such as clothes and books.
Singapore Kopitiam: Would you like to give any well wishes to the kids in Hanoi?
Wendy: “They (kids in Hanoi) will enjoy the toys more than my kids”.
Singapore Kopitiam Team | 15 December 2009
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