After hearing people discuss the state of ‘networking events,’ ‘mixers,’ and ‘meetups,’ one thing stood out – there were too many panel discussions and too much structure.

Sip for Good was born! Simply show up, meet people, chat and enjoy sips and bites. Throw in a good cause each time to donate the proceeds, and we’re Sipping for Good!

Hate “networking events?” This is more like being together at someone’s house where you can be sociable or choose not to – and simply eat and drink. No formalities and definitely no name badges.

Don’t drink? You don’t need to drink to join. Come for some snacks, bites, and chatting.

On a health kick? Have some sparkling water (just tell everyone you’re drinking Gin & Tonic – they’ll never know!). Jokes aside, we’ll always ensure healthy options.

Don’t like to mingle? That’s totally fine. Come hang out with your two friends and don’t talk to anyone. These events are highly inclusive, catering to different human styles and preferences. Besides humans, we’ve had dogs attend events – so fully inclusive. 🙂

Busy at work? We totally understand, but when are we not busy, hey?! Treat yourself to a break – drop by for a quick drink in between your calls. Better still, come join us with your earpiece on, go on mute and…have the best of both worlds – ultra-hybrid working and doing good at the same time!

Sital

Tell Me About Upcoming Sip For Good Events

“In these ever-changing times, we all recognize the importance of staying connected within our professional networks and building new relationships in the market”

Mitul Kotecha, Barclays

“Even though I don’t drink….I get to meet new and interesting people informally, enjoy some tasty bites, all while contributing to a good cause”

Celine Ong, ServiceNow

“I leave the evening with new friends and knowing that we helped contribute to a good cause, just by buying a drink.”

Melanie Sharpe Nseir, Microsoft

“The currency of real networking is not greed but generosity.”

Keith Ferrazzi

Doing Good.

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Educating Girls in Asia

Inspired by his mother’s story, Sital has been a passionate supporter of education in rural Asia for over a decade. He has supported the NGO, Room to Read, and their Girls’ Education program to promote literacy and gender equality.

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Empowering Women

Sital supports Dress for Success in the career development of economically disadvantaged women. He participated in the early stages of creating career tools and resources now used by volunteer career coaches in Singapore.

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Men's Health

As a cancer survivor now in remission, Sital has been a devoted supporter of the Movember Foundation. He has helped champion their mission for mental health, cancer prevention and survivorship, contributing to men’s health awareness.

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Alzheimer's

Having seen his late father suffer from Alzheimer’s, Sital has dedicated time to raising awareness, fundraising and sharing insights about this debilitating disease.

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Mental Health & Suicide Prevention

Having lost a colleague to mental health issues, Sital and his ex-colleagues continue to help raise awareness for both mental health issues and suicide prevention.

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Visible Differences

Having had a facial birthmark throughout his life, Sital has embraced the idea that he’s perfectly imperfect. He supports the ‘Changing Faces‘ NGO and their mission to end appearance-related discrimination against children, young people, & adults.

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Bridging the Digital Divide

At Microsoft, Sital witnessed the profound effects of accessible technologies on individuals with disabilities. This experience, combined with seeing how technology remarkably empowered and gave independence to his elderly mother, further inspired his commitment to digital inclusion.