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![[Nathan Hartono (left), 15, singing at the ChildAid concert, showcasing Singapore's young musical talents. The concert was organised by The Straits Times and The Business Times, raising $335,000
for the ST School Pocket Money and BT Budding Artists funds. Last night was for corporate sponsors and invited guests, with President S R Nathan as the guest of honour and it was held at the University Cultural Centre. ]](https://cassette.sphdigital.com.sg/image/straitstimes/fa66c81bc4b7a3ddab5b572faf1fc04ed3cc8cfeb5a82582a499df11c031b487?w=480)
![[Nathan Hartono (left), 15, singing at the ChildAid concert, showcasing Singapore's young musical talents. The concert was organised by The Straits Times and The Business Times, raising $335,000
for the ST School Pocket Money and BT Budding Artists funds. Last night was for corporate sponsors and invited guests, with President S R Nathan as the guest of honour and it was held at the University Cultural Centre. ]](https://cassette.sphdigital.com.sg/image/straitstimes/bc266dbf00bee4ad2d7337a687931004287ad57f041e31b870dc00567523b305?w=480)
A story of making dreams come true through song, dance and AI at ChildAid 2024
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