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Our soft spot for kids

We love creating cakes for kids. There is something about the sparkle in their eyes and the smile on their faces when they see our cakes that make the efforts all worthwhile. 

This is also the reason why our CSR initiatives are channeled towards kids. We have been partnering with Make-A-Wish Singapore for many years now to grant cake wishes to children with terminal diseases. And no effort is spared by our chefs to come up with cake designs that will help brighten the child’s day. For these kids,  each birthday is a testament of their will to stand up to adversity. 




We also support the likes of Singapore Children’s Society and TOUCH Community Services to better the lives of children under their care.  To commemorate our 21st Anniversary this year, we have chosen to sponsor two children under TOUCH Community Services' "Children in Need" programme. 



It is our hope that the small part we play in supporting these causes will help provide a better and more secure future for all children in need.


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