Still deciding how to use your SG Culture Pass credits? This National Day, a new initiative is giving Singaporeans an opportunity to enjoy local experiences while helping migrant workers explore the country they’ve helped build.

Running throughout August, Klook’s “Make a Memory, Gift a Memory” campaign links selected SG Culture Pass bookings with a matching cultural experience for a migrant worker through a partnership with charity ItsRainingRaincoats. The initiative combines local exploration with community giving, encouraging residents to rediscover Singapore while recognising the contributions of migrant workers.

How the initiative works

Singaporeans who book selected SG Culture Pass-eligible experiences on Klook using their SG Culture Pass credits will automatically unlock a matching local experience for a migrant worker.

There is no separate donation required. Instead, every eligible booking contributes towards giving someone else the opportunity to enjoy Singapore’s arts, heritage and attractions.

Eligible experiences include a mix of cultural, creative and sightseeing activities, such as:

Chinese seal engraving workshops
Traditional paper-cutting workshops
Personalised perfume workshops
A Chinese Tea Experience by Tea Chapter
Madame Tussauds Singapore
Singapore River cruises by WaterB
Big Bus Tours Singapore
J.I.A.K 99 Classic Hawker Experience

The variety of experiences offers something for families, couples, friends and solo explorers looking to spend their SG Culture Pass credits on uniquely local activities.

Why this matters

For many migrant workers, supporting their families back home takes priority over leisure spending. Long working hours and careful budgeting often leave little opportunity to explore Singapore beyond their workplaces and accommodation.

Through this partnership, migrant workers will be invited to participate in nine curated sessions throughout August, allowing them to visit cultural districts and take part in hands-on local experiences. The initiative aims to recognise their contribution to Singapore while fostering greater inclusion during the National Day period.

For Singaporeans, it’s also a reminder that local experiences can become more meaningful when they create opportunities for others to enjoy them too.

If you’re looking for meaningful things to do in Singapore this National Day, this initiative offers a chance to celebrate local culture while giving back to the wider community.

Who may find this worthwhile

The campaign may appeal to anyone who still has SG Culture Pass credits to use, particularly:

Families planning a National Day outing
Couples looking for a local date idea
Friends exploring Singapore together
Residents interested in supporting community initiatives
Anyone keen to rediscover Singapore’s cultural attractions

For busy professionals, it also offers an easy way to turn an ordinary weekend activity into something with a broader social impact.

Rather than waiting for your next overseas holiday, taking time to explore Singapore can also be a refreshing way to break away from the demands of everyday life and reconnect with the city around you.

Event Details

Campaign: Make a Memory, Gift a Memory

Duration: Throughout August 2026

How it works: Every eligible booking made using SG Culture Pass credits on selected Klook experiences unlocks a matching local experience for a migrant worker through ItsRainingRaincoats.

Website: https://s.klook.com/makegiftamemory

Images: Klook