Over the years, Journey of Generosity (JOG) retreats have been held in Singapore, inviting individuals to reflect deeply on the meaning and impact of generosity.

In 2025, Yap Poh Kheng—who had just stepped down from his role in a non-profit organisation within the social service sector—was introduced to Generosity Path through his daughter. She had recently returned from her Master’s programme in the United States and spoke passionately about the profound impact it had on her life. During his years in the social service sector, Poh Kheng had witnessed significant needs on the ground, alongside the ongoing challenge of mobilising resources to meet them.

Compelled to learn more, he reached out to the leaders of Generosity Path and signed up for a Journey of Generosity retreat. The experience left a deep impression on him, prompting a personal reflection: “I have so much—why am I giving so little?”

At this retreat, he was joined by four like-minded individuals—Mario Singh, Jaydee Lin, Yap Wei Ying, and Lim Wen Li—who shared a common vision: to bring the biblical message of generosity to the Christian community in Singapore. Together, they felt called to embrace the heart of a generous God and to cultivate a radically generous community—one that touches lives, transforms communities, and advances God’s kingdom.

With the support of Dr Carl Thong and the blessing of Generosity Path International, the team came together to establish Generosity Path Singapore.