Limited Edition Charity Masks
The Freedom Mask
We have launched this limited edition charity mask in support of Fei Yue Community Services, as they celebrate their 30th anniversary in helping vulnerable and disadvantaged communities in Singapore!
For $35 per mask, your contribution will benefit Fei Yue's fundraising campaign for these initiatives:
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- To fund the Occupational and Speech Therapy for low income children with special needs
- Emergency support fund to cover essentials like bus transport fares
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- Breakfast for low-income seniors
- Emergency support fund to purchase grocery funds or rations
More about the Freedom Mask
The mask features artwork adapted from a βParavanda Nelson Mandela Orchidβ painting by our artist Glacy Soh. The meaning of the art is doublefold - the orchid is our nationβs national flower, representing the unity and beauty of Singaporeans caring for each other. Nelson Mandela is an icon for freedom, symbolic of Fei Yueβs humanitarian efforts to raise the needy out of hardship and help them ι£θ· (fΔi yuΓ¨, meaning to fly in Chinese) or soar higher.
Mask Efficacy
The technology behind our mask material was developed with A*Star Singapore, it has:
Fluid repellent outer layer
Reinforced filtration layer which blocks off >95% fluid droplets greater than 3 microns
Hypoallergic and quick dry inner layer which absorbs exhaled droplets
Manufactured by Forever Family, the company who produced the National Day Fun Pack masks in 2020, you can be assured of the high quality and safety of the masks.
So mask up for a good cause and stay safe!
About the Artist
Glacy Soh, a 59-year-old Singaporean artist, discovered her passion for art at a young age and took art as an A-Level subject. In 2013, she decided to pick up art again at an art jamming class. Art collectors very soon discovered her art and she experienced overwhelming success.
Since then, she has been featured for solo exhibitions at the Chinatown Heritage Centre and features at The Fullerton Shop, Haw Par Villa, Rumah Kim Choo, Changi Airport, Fabricity and Das Erzgebirge Haus Ion Orchard.
She has also done collaborations with Dr Tan Lai Yong and Ms Jacqueline Woo for a series entitled βLet Us Considerβ that can be found in the local art gallery Sound of Art, as well as an art fundraiser for HCA Hospice Care where she co-created works with terminally ill patients.