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Same Hour, Different Hats: Volunteerism is Bridging the Age Gap

One thing we love about TheOneHourProject is the diversity of our volunteers. We have young people creating graphics for groundups and social impact organisations right along side seasoned marketing directors that are giving their decades of expertise to a struggling foundation. Different life stages, different reasons for being there, same hour given. We’re a witness to

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What Half a Decade of Hope in Action Looks Like: Notes and Numbers from the Field

Five years ago, TheOneHourProject started with a simple premise: that one hour — freely given — could matter. Half a decade later, the numbers bear it out. Over 500 volunteers across Singapore, the Philippines, and beyond. More than 100 organisations. An average of 500 hours of help logged every year since 2021. But numbers only

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The Future is (surprisingly)Still Community-Built

From a digital revolution to a gentle community revolution The world may feel increasingly digital and yes, guilty as charged, we’re all probably “chronically online”. But the surprising news is, there is a rise in community and ‘neighborism’ all over the world. It seems that despite the digital immersion, we are all seeking interactions that

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