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Awards &
Media Mentions
Some of the features and recognition that we have received over the years.
Artribe is grateful to have been recognised for its community initiatives. Over the years, we have received some awards and have also been featured in various publications. We are incredibly thankful for the recognition and appreciate the support of our team, community, and volunteers that have helped make these initiatives possible! A huge thank you from the Artribe family.
 raiSE Business For Good Social EnterpriseThis recognition is offered to encourage sustainable social enterprises for a caring and inclusive society in Singapore. raiSE was set up in 2015 through a cross-sector collaboration between the Ministry of Social and Family Development, National Council of Social Service, Social Enterprise Association, and Tote Board. |  Channel News AsiaIdeas vs Pandemic: Innovations Amid COVID-19 Artribe was featured for the WhatsApp video call watercolour classes we ran during the COVID-19 Circuitbreaker for seniors in our community. |  The Straits TimesWinning designs to improve lives during and after Covid- 19 Empowerment programme during COVID-19: watercolour painting workshop for seniors, by seniors. These workshops were conducted by our very own group of senior citizens who were trained over 16 painting classes with our studio. |
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 Anthem Awards 2022 WinnerEducation, Art & Culture - Best Local Community Engagement (Gold) The Anthem Awards was developed to recognise the breadth of social good work around the globe by honouring the organisations, brands, and people creating long-lasting impact. Artribe won in 2 categories. |  Anthem Awards 2022 WinnerEducation, Art & Culture - Non-Profit Campaign (Silver) The Anthem Awards was developed to recognise the breadth of social good work around the globe by honouring the organisations, brands, and people creating long-lasting impact. Artribe won in 2 categories. |  Design Business Chamber Design Business Challenge 2020 WinnerArtribe was selected as 1 of 6 finalists for the Design For Good Challenge by Design Business Chamber in 2020. The Challenge was: "How might we encourage our community to support one another and look out for those who are socially isolated?" |
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