MAJURITY PHILANTHROPIC FUNDS & GRANTS
Venture Building

Started as a crisis response fund during Covid pandemic in 2020 to support ground up initiatives. It has now evolved to become Singapore’s first Groundup Leader Fellowship - investing in high-potential community leaders to deliver systems-level change.
Venture Building
Singapore’s First Nonprofit Incubator Fund - providing yearly flexible funding and capacity building to scale startup nonprofits into growth and maturity.
Venture Building

Singapore’s First Recyclable Grant - providing critical cash flow support and capacity building to propel promising charities.
Field Building

Supports effective and innovative mental health initiatives for children and youth suffering from depression and anxiety.
Field Building

Supports social impact initiatives that promote stronger community bonds between locals and migrant workers.
Field Building

Supports innovative solutions and services that address the issue of dementia for persons living with dementia, their caregivers, and public stigma.
Field Building

The Wonder Arc Fund is a funding platform to catalyse equitable learning and development opportunities for children from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Partnerships

A partnership with the National Council of Social Service (NCSS) which aims to mobilise the sector to develop solutions that promote innovation, collaboration and empowerment, ultimately leading to an improvement in the quality of life of service users - including Families, Children and Youth, Persons with Mental Health Conditions and Caregivers.
Partnerships

A partnership with the Financial Markets Association of Singapore (FMAS) that supports charities and nonprofits that run programmes and initiatives that address the longer-term needs of vulnerable people in Singapore.
Partnerships
A partnership with the MOH Office for Healthcare Transformation (MOHT) to help nonprofit organisations and social enterprises initiate social movements that will encourage communities to adopt and sustain healthier lifestyles to improve their health outcomes.



