Serving with Purpose: BARE International SG Team’s Experience at Brahmarpanam Soup Kitchen
On a bright and purposeful Friday morning, July 11, 2025, our Malaysia-based Singapore team members set out not just on a journey of physical volunteering—but on one of compassion, connection, and community. As part of BARE International’s ongoing Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiative and Social Impact Score efforts, the team volunteered their time and energy at the Brahmarpanam Soup Kitchen, a local non-profit dedicated to feeding underprivileged communities.
The volunteering experience at Brahmarpanam Soup Kitchen brought the BARE International SG team together in a hands-on, humbling way. From preparing fresh ingredients to cleaning kitchen equipment and packing hundreds of meal boxes, every task was met with enthusiasm, teamwork, and care. The physical effort was undeniable, but so was the sense of unity and shared purpose. The team worked side by side, supporting one another and adapting to the fast-paced environment. More than just an act of service, the day offered a rare opportunity to connect deeply with the community and reflect on the everyday challenges faced by those less fortunate.
“Beyond the hands-on activities, I gained a deeper appreciation for the importance of community service and teamwork. It also strengthened my sense of gratitude, empathy, and awareness of the daily struggles faced by those in need. It was an exhausting but meaningful and rewarding experience for everyone involved.”
— Fara, BARE International SG Team Member
Why It Matters
Corporate volunteering goes beyond fulfilling CSR goals—it reinforces a culture of empathy, awareness, and collective responsibility. For BARE International, initiatives like these are a reminder that success is not just measured in metrics, but in the positive impact we make in people’s lives. By stepping out of our daily routines and into community service, we not only uplift others but also grow as individuals and as a team. It’s these shared human experiences that strengthen our values and help us build a more compassionate and socially conscious workplace.

The experience served as a powerful reminder that meaningful change doesn’t always come from grand gestures—it often begins with a willingness to show up, lend a hand, and care.












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