Last updated: 4 Oct 2026
Every dollar you donate will be matched by 50% under the Tote Board Foundation’s Enhanced Fund-Raising Programme (capped at total $125,000, subject to Tote Board’s T&Cs)
All donations made to TWC2 from 5 Sep 2026 to 31 Mar 2027 will automatically be entered as a “next chapter” donation, unless otherwise stipulated by the donor in writing to [email protected]
Email [email protected] for any queries
Every dollar you donate will be matched by 50% under the Tote Board Foundation’s Enhanced Fund-Raising Programme (capped at total $125,000, subject to Tote Board’s T&Cs)
All donations made to TWC2 from 5 Sep 2026 to 31 Mar 2027 will automatically be entered as a “next chapter” donation, unless otherwise stipulated by the donor in writing to [email protected]
Email [email protected] for any queries
Everyone deserves
a fair shot at justice.
“Actually TWC2 helped with everything. My case, food, they can help with everything. Transport money also.” - Rabiul, electrician from Bangladesh
CareFund lowers the cost of speaking up for workers like Rabiul. It offers relief while they file a claim: travel fares to the hospital or a hearing, phone top-ups to call home, housing subsidies for those with nowhere else to go, medical costs when employers wouldn't cover what they were legally required to, and more.
In 2025, the fund provided $103,400 in essential support.
Your donation means a worker can afford to fight for what they're owed.
$50
helps a worker travel to appointments for a month
$100
allows a worker to appeal a court decision
$400
gives a worker a roof over their head for a month
$35
feeds a worker for a week
$140
feeds a worker for a month
$4,500
keeps our casework desk running for a week
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Name of Beneficiary: Transient Workers Count Too (TWC2)
Account Number: 006-900625-0
Type of Account: Current Account
Name of Beneficiary Bank: DBS Bank
Address of Beneficiary Bank: 12 Marina Boulevard, DBS Asia Central, Marina Bay Financial Centre Tower 3, Singapore 018982
Country: Singapore
SWIFT Bank Identifier Code (BIC): DBSSSGSG
Bank code: 7171
Bank branch code: 006
Cable: DBSBANK
Telex: RS 24455
Telephone: +65 6878 8888
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Who is TWC2?
MOM handles disputes between migrant workers and their bosses.
TWC2 handles the part where someone’s sinking in the paperwork, struggling to meet basic needs, and struggling to assemble evidence that is withheld from them. In other words, we lower the cost of speaking up, and make sure that a worker has a fighting chance.
We won’t pretend that we’re the only NGO doing this. We aren’t. What we will say:
We've been doing this for 22 years, which means that we know the laws inside and out. Workers choose us for our expertise, and trust us to stop TADM's own mistakes from costing them their claim (which happens more than it should).
We don't think that handouts are the same thing as fair treatment, and we're not interested in looking generous. Our top priority is the workers who walk through our doors: getting them what they're actually owed, and helping them through their darkest hour. It’s less popular and glamorous, but it’s the goal that matters.
We're also independent: not government-linked, no IPC status. This means less red tape, but also no guaranteed funding. It means we lean on people like you more than an organization with a steadier backer would. That's not a guilt trip. It's just the math.
And because we're asking you to trust us with your money: we're a registered charity, externally audited, with every dollar accounted for and publicly presented in our annual reports. 92% of what we spend goes straight to charitable activities.
Why now?
Our case numbers have risen much faster than our funding can keep up.
When 400 workers marched to MOM to report their unpaid salaries in June, it was not an exception. We’ve been seeing more of this in the past year: a company goes bankrupt, and groups of workers come to TWC2 at once, just without the cameras.
In 2025, our case numbers more than doubled from the year before: 1,605 cases (up from 747 in 2024). Salary cases alone rose by over 150%, and our helpline handled 26,000 conversations in 2025.
But funding hasn't doubled to match it.
For the first time in 21 years of operation, we faced an unplanned deficit in 2025: $45,058, against total expenditure of $1.16M (up from $1.07M in 2024). Our resources are always lean, so we make sure to prioritise those who need it most, and spend each dollar with care. And we hate to say it, but this isn’t enough.
Now more than ever, we need your help to keep our casework and support services running for those who need it most.
Your support would ensure that more migrant workers are able to receive what they are owed, and meet their basic needs with dignity during this process.
