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Week 4 - 180km Journey

"It feels like yesterday that I left quarantine and laced up my shoes preparing to run my first kilometer, apprehensive of the new wave of heat that welcomed me in Singapore." An impressive 180km journey completed and here's what Joe has to share about it: I can clearly remember the shin splints that ached during that first run, and the stiffness that welcomed me the following morning as I limped for my coffee wondering how I was going to even be able to start the second day'

Week 3 - 180km Journey

Week 3 has come around faster than I thought it would, and all my initial reservations have slipped away. Would 180km be possible? Will my knees take it? How will I recover in time? Now all I think is ‘I can't wait for my next run!’ As week 3 comes to an end I find myself a mere 20km away from completing my initial challenge, and a quarter of the way to the fundraising target I set myself. So I think I'll follow the Sam McGoun example and keep on going until I hit my target.

Week 2 - 180km Journey

It's been 2 weeks of 180km journey and Joe has 120km of run under his belt, here's what he has to share about it: After week 1 was completed, and the excitement had settled, I reflected on the learning curves so far: don’t BBQ myself by running at lunch time and make sure I stretch so I don’t walk like a penguin the following morning. With my hamstring feeling tight and my calf occasionally threatening cramp, I felt that I needed to rely less on my mistakes and more on expert

Week 1 - 180km Journey

It's been 1 week since Joe set out on an impressive journey and here's what he has to share about it: Inspired by other members of the Touch Sala Bai team, following Sam McGoun’s vastly impressive 1850 run, cycle and swim, as well as Faye and Camille’s equally applaudable 40km walk for Sala Bai, I decided to mark my return to Singapore with a personal challenge of my own: Run 180km to encourage others to sponsor Sala Bai. For the last year I was in lockdown in Malaysia, spend

Running 180km in support of Sala Baï students!

Joseph Ryan set himself a challenge in support of Sala Baï students and run over 180km in March! He has a few words to share with you and introduce his project: Greetings! I hope you are well and staying safe during these bizarre times! During a year where many have taken up a string of new hobbies, I am going to use mine to try and do some good. I am going to attempt to run over 180km for charity in March. Despite having arthritis affecting my joints since I turned 21, I too

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While we celebrate Sam's completion of his journey, there is much work to be done with fundraising. We are still short of our $185,000 goal.

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We need your help to support Sala Bai graduates and their families with food and basic necessities.

Happy New Year!

She'll be serving up aces in orange this new year in Solidarity for Sala Bai. What will you do? Post it on your social feeds: #solidarityforsalabai #showyourorange #salabaischool #touchsalabai #TSB1850 Send it to us at info@touchsalabai.com so we can feature you on our website. Donate to support Sala Bai graduates in SGD. Donate to support Sala Bai graduates in USD.

Ready for New Year's Eve!

She's decked out in her orange best to celebrate the New Year in Solidarity for Sala Bai. What will you do? Post it on your social feeds: #solidarityforsalabai #showyourorange #salabaischool #touchsalabai #TSB1850 Send it to us at info@touchsalabai.com so we can feature you on our website. Donate to support Sala Bai graduates in SGD. Donate to support Sala Bai graduates in USD.

Sala Bai Skills: Cocktails—New Year's Eve Royal Green

A hospitality trainer at Sala Bai School demonstrates a refreshing Royal Green cocktail for New Year's Eve.

Sala Bai Skills: Cooking—Chicken Curry

A Cooking Skills trainer at Sala Bai Hospitality School in Siem Reap, Cambodia shows how to make chicken curry with bamboo rice.

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Goal: $185,000US We need your help to reach the goal of supporting Sala Bai graduates and their families with food and basic necessities during their period of unemployment. Please donate and support these Cambodian families in need. Every bit helps. Please give generously to Sala Bai and show solidarity for the young graduates and their families in dire need. Donate USD Now! Donate SGD Now! After you've donated, what's next? Spread the word by Showing Your Orange. Wear orang

Solidarity for Sala Bai: Meet Sorm Sophea

Like a lot of people Sophea relaxes by finding a quiet place to fish and think.

Solidarity for Sala Bai: Meet Thy Vireak

Thy Vireak loves biking riding with his friends in the countryside on the weekends.

Solidarity for Sala Bai: Meet Un Sokunthea

Meet Un Sokunthea, a housekeeping student at Sala Bai school.

Solidarity for Sala Bai: Meet Lim Sreylot

Meet Lim Sreylot, a cooking student at Sala Bai school. She likes sweet coconut, prefers riding a bike to walking and loves dancing.

Running in Solidarity with Sala Bai

Just a small gesture of support is all it takes this holiday season.

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11 days in and we are less than halfway there. Please donate and support these Cambodian families in need.

Step-up for Sala Bai!

She's taking one small step-up in Solidarity for Sala Bai. What will you do? Post it on your social feeds: #solidarityforsalabai #showyourorange #salabaischool #touchsalabai #TSB1850 Send it to us at info@touchsalabai.com so we can feature you on our website.

Biking Across Singapore in Solidarity for Sala Bai

She'll be wearing orange when she pedals across her tropical island. What will you do? Post it on your social feeds: #solidarityforsalabai #showyourorange #salabaischool #touchsalabai #TSB1850 Send it to us at info@touchsalabai.com so we can feature you on our website.

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