Presented by NVPC, these awards are among Singapore’s highest accolades for corporate philanthropy, celebrating IHH Singapore’s commitment to Care. For Good. and its exceptional impact across five key areas: people, society, governance, environment, and the economy.
“We don’t chase awards,” said Dr Peter Chow, CEO of IHH Singapore. “We simply put patients first and focus on being Great At Work. These accolades reflect the great work we do every day: how we care better for patients, support one another in our roles, and make a lasting impact on the community. When we consistently do the right things, no matter how small, they don’t stay hidden. They shine.”
Champion of Good: IHH Singapore
The IHH Singapore team collectively achieved outstanding results in 2024, including:
💎S$2.3 million in cash and in-kind contributions, representing a 50% increase from the previous year;
💎37.5% employee volunteerism, with more than one in three staff participating in volunteer activities;
💎Engagement of over 6,000 vendors in sustainability initiatives, extending environmental stewardship across its network of partners and businesses.
IHH Singapore is also nominated for the President’s Volunteerism and Philanthropy Awards - the pinnacle award conferred by the President of the Republic of Singapore representing the highest honour for giving to the community.
Champion of Good: Mount Elizabeth Hospital
Mount Elizabeth Hospital was also independently honoured for its achievements in 2024:
Company of Good: Quadruple Wins
Not to be overlooked, Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital, Gleneagles Hospital, Parkway East Hospital and Parkway Shenton each earned the accolade of Company of Good for their respective efforts to creating positive impact, not only for patients and the broader community, but also for our people and the planet.
IHH Singapore is proud of its achievements and remains committed to building a healthier, more sustainable future for all.
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