PROJECT FOR A CAUSE — THROUGH CLIMBING, BEYOND fit · bloc

48 PROJECTS | 2 OUTLETS | 1 GOAL

Uniting Project Day with #fitblocdedicates, extending our hearts beyond fit · bloc, through the one sport we all love.

This 8th to 10th of April, project with a purpose: play a part to turn your climbs into something more! Featuring 48 Project Day routes across our two outlets, join us as we band together as one community — channeling all efforts from YOUR projects into donations to individuals and families in need.

You can also choose make a donation here.

Project Dedicates is a booking-only event.

Bookings for both fit · bloc kent ridge and fit · bloc depot heights open on 6 April, 8pm.

Time slots:

8 April
6.30pm – 10.45pm

9 & 10 April
9.30am – 1.45pm
2.00pm – 6.15pm
6.30pm – 10.45pm

*Individuals will only be able to book one slot per day, per location.

PROJECT DAY V

Projecting is often a fight against ourselves. It challenges us to persevere, to conquer our own fears, to push past our own limits. But climbing is never a solo endeavour. We are always surrounded by friends, teammates, family — people who cheer us on from near and afar.

Now, it’s our turn to channel our passion for climbing and the bonds we’ve built into something bigger than ourselves.

For every 2 Project Day routes you complete, fit · bloc will be donating $1 to Ray of Hope’s Special Needs Giving Circle and Migrant Worker Giving Circle.

Together, as one #fitblocfam — let’s go further than we’ve ever gone before. Your climbs WILL make a difference!

fit · bloc x HGEF x ROH: PROJECT DEDICATES EXHIBITION

In partnership with Ray of Hope and Harun Ghani Education Fund (HGEF), fit · bloc is honoured to present the Project Dedicates exhibition from 8th to 10th April 2022, showcasing a collection of artworks in support of children from drug-affected families.

ADOPT AN ARTWORK

Walk through a vibrant haven of cheerful, multi-coloured ceramic artworks in the fit · bloc studio! Each intricate piece was handmade by renowned Singapore artist Ahmad Abu Bakar, as part of his Candy Garden exhibition at the Esplanade Concourse last year.

What’s more — get to adopt your very own ceramic artwork! All ceramic pieces displayed from the Candy Garden collection will be available for adoption from $100 a piece.

100% of the proceeds from our Project Dedicates Exhibition will be donated to HGEF, supporting children of drug offenders with education-related expenses.

*Do note that all adopted pieces will only be available for collection at the end of the exhibition period.

RINDU: COLOURS OF LIFE

Children from drug-affected families are often placed in difficult circumstances, struggling with complex feelings of loneliness, grief, and longing. A showcase of 65 ceramic pieces handcrafted by recipients of the Harun Ghani Education Fund, RINDU is a poignant manifestation of the children’s deepest feelings of love and yearning.

RINDU was first presented to the public in the National Gallery last December. With the exhibition of the RINDU at fit · bloc, we hope to continue increasing the awareness and understanding of the complex circumstances and emotions that the children face.

Ray of Hope (ROH)

Ray of Hope (ROH) is a crowdfunding charity that aims to build and inspire a community to helpthose who have fallen through the cracks, giving hope to those who have exhausted all other means of financial support.

Beyond crowdfunding, ROH also works with charitable partners and volunteers to provide community support and resources to their beneficiaries.

Harun Ghani Education Fund (HGEF)

The Harun Ghani Education Fund (HGEF) started in 2005 to help children of drug offenders with their education-related expenses. Through HGEF, bursaries are awarded to full time students from primary to tertiary levels in low-income families.

All donations to HGEF go towards financial awards for these children. Aside from financial assistance, HGEF provides avenues for the children and their families to receive educational support and career mentorship.