Frasers Property Singapore recently hosted the fourth edition of the Frasers Tower Vertical Challenge, bringing together a diverse group of participants to ascend the 39-storey Frasers Tower. Held on 21 August 2025, the event included YMCA youth ambassadors with special needs, local enthusiasts, international tower running athletes, and Singapore Civil Defence Force (SCDF) firefighters. For each participant, Frasers Property donated $30 to the Goh Chok Tong Enable Fund, culminating in a total contribution of $15,000.
The event, supported by the Towerrunning Association of Singapore, Health Promotion Board, and Webull Singapore, highlighted the power of community and inclusivity. Jack Lam, Senior Director, Commercial, Frasers Property Singapore, stated, “The Frasers Tower Vertical Challenge has always been more than just a race up an office tower—its true purpose is to foster inclusivity and promote community togetherness.”
YMCA youths with special needs participated for the second consecutive year, supported by volunteers and SCDF firefighters. Their involvement underscores the commitment to building an inclusive society, aligning with the Government’s Enabling Masterplan 2030. Eng Soon Khai, Deputy CEO of SG Enable, noted, “The Vertical Challenge provides persons with disabilities a platform to demonstrate their abilities and determination.”
The event also featured a national championship segment, part of the Towerrunning Tour 2025, with top athletes competing in the Singapore Championship and Open Challenge. Tan Whee Boon, an SG Enable iChamp, participated in the relay team, completing the final two levels. “It is truly a great experience, and it creates wider awareness on inclusivity through sports,” he remarked.
The Frasers Tower Vertical Challenge not only celebrated athleticism but also reinforced the importance of inclusivity and community spirit.
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