The scholarship announcement was made during the annual CapitaLand Hope School Programme end-of-term celebrations, held from 26 to 29 May 2025.
This commitment reflects CapitaLand’s sustained support to enhance social mobility in building thriving, resilient and future-ready children.
The scholarship will be awarded through a holistic evaluation that considers family context, academic performance, personal conduct, and a demonstrated dedication to learning. The scheme aims to support the students in their transition to junior high school and beyond by supporting essential learning-related expenses, including textbooks, uniforms, health insurance and other school necessities.
The event engaged over 1,700 students across five schools in the provinces of Long An, Phu Tho, Hung Yen, and Bac Giang.
The annual CapitaLand Hope School Programme end-of-term celebrations (26-29 May) included over 1,700 students from five schools
Nearly 100 staff volunteers from CapitaLand Development (CLD) and The Ascott Limited participated this year, distributing school supplies such as schoolbags and coloured pencils to students. Volunteers also participated in festive school activities, building meaningful connections and creating memorable experiences with students.
According to Jaselyn Wan, head of Residential Operations of CLD (Vietnam), investing in a child’s education is investing in a company’s future.
“Our commitment goes beyond infrastructure, it’s about creating opportunities and building resilient communities. I’m proud of our colleagues and community volunteers who have collectively contributed over 26,000 hours to the CapitaLand Hope School Programme and other community initiatives, since we began. As CapitaLand marks 20 years of giving through CHF this year, we remain committed to uplifting communities and welcome more partners to join us in shaping brighter futures,” said Wan.
Nguyen Van Luoc, principal of Thanh Phuoc Primary School, said, “The generous support from CapitaLand and CHF has made a tangible difference, from upgrading facilities to creating meaningful experiences that inspire our students. We are truly grateful for this shared dedication to empowering the next generation, and we look forward to continuing this impactful journey together.”
Since 2011, CapitaLand has contributed approximately $2.8 million to beneficiary organisations in Vietnam, positively impacting the lives of over 19,000 children and youth through initiatives focused on education, healthcare, and overall wellbeing.
CLD is the development arm of CapitaLand Group, with a portfolio worth around $16.6 billion.
Focusing on its core markets of Singapore, China and Vietnam, CLD’s well-established real estate development capabilities span across various asset classes, including integrated developments, retail, office, lodging, residential, business parks, industrial, logistics and data centres.
CLD (Vietnam) oversees and grows CLD’s investment and development business in Vietnam, one of CLD’s core markets where it has built an extensive presence over 30 years. CLD (Vietnam)’s portfolio comprises one SOHO development, two integrated developments, and over 19,000 quality homes across 19 residential developments.
CHF was established in 2005 and contributes towards building resilience in communities where CapitaLand operates, through supporting education, health and wellbeing initiatives, targeting children, youth and seniors.
CapitaLand Hope Foundation (CHF), the philanthropic arm of CapitaLand Group, launched its inaugural S$3 million ($2.24 million) CapitaLand Community Resilience Initiative on February 25.
The launch of the Orchard Heights mock-up apartment, part of the Sycamore project by CapitaLand Development, attracted significant attention in the Binh Duong market last week—currently one of the strongest-performing real estate areas in the south.
CapitaLand Development (CLD) made significant strides in its Vietnam expansion strategy with two key announcements on May 5, a strategic collaboration agreement with Vinhomes JSC and the unveiling of The Fullton, a low-rise residential development in Hung Yen province with an estimated value of $800 million.
By Bich Ngoc
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