Introduced in 2011 by SAFRA Tampines, SAFRA Swim For Hope provides an opportunity for Operationally Ready National Serviceman and their families to contribute to charitable causes, while promoting fitness and bonding through swimming.
The event adopts various charities each year to raise funds to help the needy and has benefitted more than 15 charity organizations such as Autism Resource Centre, Cerebral Palsy Alliance Singapore, Down Syndrome Association and more.
For the 13th edition this year, the event aims to show support to individuals who are recovering or suffering from mental health struggles and uplift their quality of lives.
This year, SAFRA Swim For Hope will adopt 3 different swim modes:
Come join us to make a splash for a good cause and make waves for better lives!
To register, click the button below to be redirected to our online registration portal.
*Please note that you would be directed to an independent third party website not managed by SAFRA. Registration of the event will be made via our appointed service vendor, Wobs (Wobs Pte Ltd). You will be required to provide your personal data for an account creation with Wobs. Do note that you are responsible for the personal data that you provide or disseminate via Wobs, and your personal data shall be subject to the personal data policies of Wobs.
Dates | Location |
14 & 15 Oct | SAFRA Choa Chu Kang |
21 & 22 Oct | SAFRA Toa Payoh |
28 & 29 Oct | SAFRA Tampines |
Category | Distance | Registration Fee |
Families for Life Category 1 parent & 1 child (6 -12 y.o.) |
1KM | $35 |
5KM | $50 | |
Additional person for Family Category (up to 2 persons) | $12 per person | |
Open Individual Category (above 12 y.o.) |
1KM | $22 |
15KM *new* | $38 | |
55KM | $55 | |
Team Category (Min. 5pax to form a team) |
250KM | $45 per person |
A token of recognition will be given to the team with most numbers of members, and the highest Individual and Team fundraisers.
Children below 12 years old may participate in Open Individual Category with consent given from guardian or parents.
All participants will receive an event t-shirt, medal and goodie bag as their entitlements.
Participants of Open Individual 55KM and Team 250KM who complete their swim distance will receive an additional Finisher T-shirt.
Watch this space for updates on Entitlement Collection!
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