One year of financial assistance was provided to an ITE student who faced difficulty paying for her school expenses and transportation.

This contribution aided in the development of a natural history museum that will serve as a valuable resource for biodiversity research and help generate interest among present and future generations in the importance of ecology, conservation and the environment to human survival and development.

To be opened in 2014, the museum will be renamed the Lee Kong Chian Natural History Museum and it will benefit future generations of Singaporeans and vistors alike.

In celebration of the hotel's 110th anniversary, Chew Hua Seng Foundation gave its support to the charity dinner concert held. All proceeds from the dinner concert will go to the Straits Times School Pocket Money Fund, that aims to alleviate the financial burden faced by low income families. The Fund provides for the children's education as well as helps children who are already facing financial difficulties to remain studying in school.

Contribution was made in support of the upgrading works to Bishan Community Club. To cope with the increasing demand for a healthy lifestyle of it residents, Bishan Community Club will be upgrading its facilities by building another floor as well as implementing new features and facilities such as an outdoor rock climbing wall, interactive water feature, additional youth activity space, games room and computer room and even a well-equipped gymnasium with a panoramic view.

The Society for Continence (Singapore) is a voluntary welfare organization dedicated to help the sick and disabled aged who are suffering from involuntary leakage of urine and faeces, known in medical term as incontinence. The funding from Chew Hua Seng Foundation, will improve and support the needs of fellow Singaporeans to deal with incontinence-related problems.