one kapamilya newsline august - september 2014

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AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2014 NEWSLETTER

O N E K A PA M I LYANEWSLINE

ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation, Inc. is next to use the Department of Agriculture-Philippine Rural Development Program’s (DA-PRDP) Applied Geo-tagging Tool for better monitoring of its development projects.

The technology is an innovative use of geo-tagging, pioneered to improve transparency in government infrastructure projects to avoid fraud and corruption especially in remote areas with the use of Global Positioning System (GPS).

Users need to have GPS-enabled phones and internet connection in order to upload the captured photos to Google then the data will be embedded to Google Earth. Right now, DA-PRDP is sharing this procedure to different agencies to help in project managements and development programs.

WHO SAID GEO-TAGGING IS ONLY FOR ENGINEERS?The good thing about geo-tagging is that, one does not need to be an engineer to do it.

ALKFI To Use

With the use of the technology, Local Government Units and citizens can now monitor the before, during, and after of different projects in different areas.

But according to Engr. Samuel Belamide, the Geo-mapping and Governance Specialist of DA-PRPD, geo-tagging does not end after project completion. “Geo-tagging does not stop after a project has been completed or only until the operation and maintenance,” he said. “It can also be used in impact evaluation. So after three years, what is the impact of this particular project? We can also know that using geo-tagging.”

BENEFITS FOR ALKFIDA-PRDP’s Applied Geo-tagging tool is a great assistance to ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation, Inc.’s projects and programs.

It is cost-efficient and for easy reference. Because of the technology used, it will allow project managers, agencies, donors and partners, to verify and monitor the changes and developments of the projects being done in the community without travelling to the site or going to the exact location of the community.

It will also provide important information of the projects such as dates, locations, and be able to get rid of forged data.

The next goal of ALKFI is to use geo-tagging in the communities of Samar and Tacloban to monitor the reconstruction and rehabilitation efforts being done, to train the residents of BNJ who will be the front liners to help in supervising the progress in the community of BayaNiJuan sa Southville 7 may it be about the projects or the residents, and to administer the ongoing rehabilitation of different esteros under Kapit Bisig Para sa Ilog Pasig, through its Information Technology Department.

ALKFI is also looking forward to more possibilities to use geo-tagging to its other programs.

To know more about the Applied Geo-tagging Tool of the Department of Agriculture, visit http://www.daprdp.net/.

ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation, Inc. commits to make a significant impact in the strategic areas of child care, environment, education and disaster management by leveraging the power and reach of media and partnering with concerned sectors of society. Visit http://abs-cbnfoundation.com/ to know more about ALKFI.

L-R: Engr. Samuel Belamide (Geo-mapping and Governance Specialist, Department of Agriculture-Philippine Rural Development Program) Miko Aliño (ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation, Inc.’s BayaNiJuan) and Joseph Pacon (GIS Data Specialist, DA-PRPD) taking photos of the BNJ Clinic as part of the recent geo-tagging training for ALKFI

Sample of a geo-tagged photo. With barcode, GPS time, and exact location (photo from Romel Cirineo, ALKFI-IT Department)

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ONE KAPAMILYA NEWSLINE • AUGUST - SEPTEMBER 2014 NEWSLETTER

By: Ana Terrese M. Junio

ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation (ALKFI), Inc. is once again granted license to operate by the Department of Social Welfare and Development. The license is a testimony that ALKFI has been able to satisfactorily comply with the requirements to operate as a social welfare and development agency. In light with Section 23 of Republic Act 4343 or an Act to Regulate the Practice of Social Work and the Operation of Social Work Agencies in the Philippines and for Other Purposes, ALKFI can continue to implement residential and community-based programs and services for children, youth, women, older persons, persons with disabilities, families, communities and victims of disasters nationwide. The license to operate covers ALKFI’s six programs namely; Bantay Bata 163, Bantay Kalikasan, Bayanijuan, Kapit Bisig para sa Ilog Pasig, Programa Genio and Sagip Kapamilya.

True to its values of truth, service and common good, ALKFI is committed to be a staunch and sincere partner of the government and other organizations to be in the service of the Filipino people.

Visit www.abs-cbnfoundation.com or like the Facebook page abscbnfoundationkapamilya to know more about its programs.

NOTABLE PARTNERSHIP: ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation, Inc. Managing Director Clarissa Ocampo and DSWD Secretary Dinky Soliman present the foundation’s renewed license to operate as a social welfare and development agency.

ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya renews license to operate

Amici restaurant provided snacks for the guests, resource persons and staff of Kapamilya Konek for 4 episodes. The show airs Sundays 5-6pm over DZMM 630khz.

Global Link made ALKFI its beneficiary on their two separate Philconstruct events in Visayas and Mindanao.

Thank you for your continuous support in ALKFI’s advocacies.

Tomas Morato, QC • 376-6458

Living Space Home Furnishings donated P68,450 to ALKFI General Fund. They have conducted a Trade-In Trade-Up event wherein ALKFI has become their beneficiary.

HOME FURNISHINGS

Sales & Marketing Head Paul Mercado received a check donation from Anne Dorothy Young, owner of Living Space Home Furnishings


BANTAY BATA 163

Bantay Bata 163 is teh official beneficiary of Real Estate Hub Expo 2014 last September 5-7. Bantay Bata set a booth where shoppers can avail of merchandise and to know more about the program.

Thank you, Real Estate Hub for helping us create a happier and better world for children!

A Big Hug and Thank you to the following…

Made For You Marketing Group

organized a bazaar for the benefit of Bantay Bata 163. This is the

5th time that Bantay Bata is the beneficiary of their bazaar.

Hanabishi donated an air conditioner for Bantay Bata’s

In photo: (From Left to Right) Mr. Julius Topacio (Real Estate Hub Expo Program Director), Mr. Winston Gaw (Real Estate Hub, CEO), Dr. Mary Gaw So (Real Estate Hub, President), and Ms. Margaret Gaw (Real Estate Hub, Chairman) in Bantay Bata 163’s booth during the Real Estate Hub Expo 2014 at the World Trade Center, Pasay City.

Dr. Mary Gaw So (Real Estate Hub, President), turned-over a check to BB163’s Resource Mobilization Manager, Caress Banson at the Bantay Bata 163 office.

Bantay Bata 163, Beneficiary of Real Estate

Hub Expo 2014

Bicol office. Mr. Ronn Villanueva, Marketing Representative of Hanabishi, personally handed over the donation to Bantay Bata 163’s Resource Mobilization Manager, Ms. Caress Banson.


BANTAY BATA 163

Unaware of what life may bring after the havoc caused by the Super Typhoon Yolanda in 2013 and Typhoon Glenda last July, a blessing awaits as a new chapter of their lives begin.

Arllan Hibero (17), Ryan Norcio (18), Marjun Libanan (19), and Raymart Amigo (17), became scholars of pop singer Bruno Mars, in partnership with ALKFI-Bantay Bata 163’s Bantay Edukasyon. Recently, they passed the qualifying exam in Don Bosco Tondo TVET Center where they will undergo a 15-month training for vocational courses in automotive, electrical and housekeeping.

The scholars came from impoverished families in Jipapad, Eastern Samar where their families try to make ends meet every day by farming.

The four boys are truly grateful for the opportunity to have a fresh start. They look forward to supporting their families after finishing their studies.

Bruno Mars’ Scholars Pass Qualifying Exam in Don Bosco TVET Center

The Pandayan Bookshop, a coin bank donor of Bantay Bata 163 for more than 10 years donated 50 stuffed toys to be used as game prizes on October 18 during the Araw ng mga Bata event in Bantay Bata Laguna.

Big hug and thank you, Pandayan Bookshop for your love and support and for these plushies that the kids will truly love!

Pandayan Bookshop Representative, Mary Grace Siscar, Resource Mobilization Officer & Caress Banson, Resource Mobilization Manager

(l-r): Alvin Modino, Gawad Kalinga; Susan Afan, Chief Marketing Officer- ALKFI; Ryan Norcio, scholar; Arllan Hibero, scholar; Raymart Amigo, scholar; Marjun Libanan, scholar; Vanessa Gluda, Supervising Social Worker - After Care Unit Bantay Bata 163

EDC Brings Student Smiles To Bayanijuan

Epson Philippines Corporation in partnership with Programa Genio, ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya’s educational advocacy arm, distributed Epson’s Gift of Brightness Technology Package to three of ALKFI’s adopted schools located in Laguna and Bulacan. Close to 4,000 students will benefit from the donated equipment for journalism classes and other activities requiring special creative print-outs and presentations.


PROGRAMA GENIO

Last July 11, 2014, eight employees from the Energy Development Corporation (EDC) “LIFE Hour” Volunteer Group, in collaboration with ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation’s Programa Genio, went to faraway Laguna to distribute various school supplies to Kinder and Grade 1 students of Dayap Elementary School-Annex located inside BayaniJuan (BnJ) compound in the area of Calauan.

A simple turnover ceremony ensued as Dayap Elementary School Principal Ms. Regina Ramirez and Programa Genio Education Coordinator for BnJ Calauan Schools Ms. Arletta Alora enthusiastically received the items from Dan Balan, Eliza Bordeos, Gerbs De Castro, Fay De Los Reyes, Jacklyn Elazegui, Suzette Labao, Blanche Salvador, and Kristine Verastigue.

A total of 100 Kinder and 265 Grade 1 pupils were given bags with school supplies such as pencils, pad papers, notebooks, erasers, pencil sharpeners, box of crayons, scissors, and ruler.

In addition, various reference books and extra school supplies were also donated to the school.

Big thanks to ALKFI’s Sales & Marketing Specialist, Wilma De Lara, for her invaluable assistance and to EDC Employee-Volunteers and donors who have gone through the ropes to make this undertaking a success.

The EDC “LIFE Hour” Volunteer Group is a group composed of EDC employees dedicated and committed to provide assistance to drive social change.

By: Gerbs R. De Castro (EDC-Head Office)

Turnover to Dayap Elementary School Annex: (L-R) ITC Coordinator Leovy B. Tabisaura, Programa Genio Supervisor Brent Orpilla, students from the Journalism club and School Principal Regina Ramirez

Turnover program in Santo Tomas Elementary School Annex in Calauan, Laguna. (Foreground L-R) Principal Jo Evangelista a student of the Journalism Club and Brent Orpilla of Programa Genio

Turnover program in Taliptip Elementary School: (L-R) Principal Charito Laggui, Programa Genio Program Director Maricar Estole with the students and select PTA officers

Epson Gift of Brightness Technology Package: 1 lcd projector • 1 L-series printer with one year supply of colored ink • 1 M-series printer with 1 year supply of black ink • 1 dot matrix printer with one year supply of black ribbon • 1 scanner • 1 label printer


PROGRAMA GENIO

JP Morgan in Taliptip Elementary School

Sinait Elementary School in Tarlac received Educational Television (ETV) Video Library Package under ALKFI’s Programa Genio’s “Adopt Your Hometown School Project”.

The donation was made possible through the generosity of Filipino-Americans based in United States – Wendy Abon-Thrower, EARL (Jade) and JEAN (Jerich), in honor of their mother Edwina Abon, who is an alumna of Sinait Elementary School, and Designer/Stylist Mr. Boy Lizaso who was present to hand-over the ETV Package. Mr. Lizaso is also a long time donor of Programa Genio.

In January 2015, the family of Wendy Abon-

The grade 2 students of Taliptip Elementary School received new sets of school kits from JP Morgan Chase & Co. as the firm partnered with ALKFI’s Programa Genio.

A total of one hundred fifty (150) employee-volunteers joined the activity where they also conducted school clean-up drive and soup kitchen for the students.

Fil-Am organization donates ETV package to Sinait Elementary SchoolBy: Althea Cahayag

Thrower will visit the Philippines to formally turn-over the said donation

Sinait Elementary School Head Teacher II Rowel Agustin expressed gratitude through sharing the importance of ETV package in the learning process. “The children are able to visualize what the teachers teach because of ETV package. Video presentations or moving images are a lot better to use during classes than still pictures,” he enthused.

The ETV Learning package consists of 31 Volumes of DVD materials in Science (Sineskwela), Math (MathTinik), English (Epol/Apol), Values Education (Hiraya Manawari), and

History (Bayani), Teacher Training video Episode Guide CD, one unit of 32 inch TV and one unit of DVD Player.

“The experience of joy and their gratefulness, their smile, when I experienced, that became my passion of raising money. Everything is about for children and kids,” says the donor representative, Boy Lizaso.

Programa Genio is the educational arm of ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation, Inc. It envisions to bring out the genius in every child through partnership with Department of Education and intervention in identified public schools.

The children definitely enjoyed playing games such as Dr. Kwak-Kwak and open-the-basket with the employees and listening to the story-telling as well.

Thank you, JP Morgan Chase & Co. for your unwavering support!


KAPIT BISIG PARA SA ILOG PASIG

Last year a total of P4.8M worth of textbooks were donated by St. Mary’s Publishing Corp. to Programa Genio adopted schools located in Bulacan and Laguna.

This year, another batch of textbooks worth P2.7M was donated to Kapit Bisig Para sa Ilog Pasig Program intended for distribution to public elementary schools in Paco, Pandacan and the province of Samar.

Two in a row for SMPC and a third one is in the making. As what Jerry V. Catabijan (SMPC Pres.) usually quips, “3R’s of Education is essential when rightfully shared and delivered to the end users”.

Reading, wRiting and aRithmetic is indeed valuable and a necessity for every pupil who has access and possession of these kind of educational materials.

SONY PHILIPPINES supports KBPIP

projectsSony Philippines, Inc. donated the following: 4 units of 32 inch Sony LED Bravia TV, 4 units of Sony DVD Players, 8 units of Sony digital cybershot cameras.

L-R: Mike Rubio - KBPIP Program Director, Mr. Alvin G. De Vera - Sony Brand & Customer Comm. Director, and Rino E. Ramos - KBPIP Senior Mktg. Officer

These gadgets will be used by Area Managers and Relocation Unit Officers for KBPIP projects like estero monitoring, information, education and communication projects, seminars and workshops and others.

KBPIP DONORSTextbooks 2 Teach for ALKFIATENEO DE MANILA UNIVERSITY • Continuous assistance provided thru student immersions at our Estero areas in Paco and Pandacan | DE LA SALLE UNIVERSITY • Volunteer work thru clean-up and dredging operations conducted at Estero de pao and Santibañez | CHERRY MOBILE (Cosmic Technologies Inc.) • Conducted electronic trainings for the River warriors | J.P. MORGAN • Employee engagement activity thru clean-up and construction of trash bins at Estero de Pandacan | ACCENTURE PHILIPPINES • Provided funding for the vetiver grass propagation and other estero projects | SONY PHILIPPINES, CORP. • Donated 8 units of cyber shot digicams plus 4 units of 32 inch Sony Bravia LED and 4 units of DVD players | STI ACADEMIC CENTER Ortigas-Cainta • 3 College scholarships for Munting Mutya and NSTP assistance for surveys | UNILEVER PHILIPPINES • Provided grocery packs for Munting Mutya and reloc operations | ELJAN SPORTS • Provided 20 units of life vests for estero de santibanez boating | GERVY’S TRADING & GEN. MERCHANDISE • Allowed use of their hot spring resort in Pansol, Laguna for RW teambuilding | JHERMIELLES HOT SPRING RESORT • RW teambuilding | MAPECON • Pest control services at ALKFI, Sagip warehouse, Childrens Village, estero areas | BUREAU OF PLANT INDUSTRY • Provided various plants i.e. Ornamental, fruit bearing trees, vegetables, herbal | DIAR’S ASSISTANCE, INC. • Provided cleaning assistance at the Paco market, future partner for manpower placement of RW

Jerry Vicente Catabijan, President of St. Mary’s Publishing Corporation hands over textbooks to Rino E. Ramos, KBPIP Senior Mktg. Officer


KAPIT BISIG PARA SA ILOG PASIG

Releasing around 10 inches of raindrops that drowned most of the cities in Metro Manila and nearby provinces, Typhoon Mario now joins the roster of the worst typhoons together with Ondoy and Yolanda. Within the 24-hour period of September 19, Typhoon Mario caused massive flooding displacing at least 37,000 residents from their homes.

Such was not the case in the esteros of Manila. The residents living nearby remained unruffled recognizing the lush and unclogged waterways that surround them. ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya’s Kapit Bisig para sa Ilog Pasig (KBPIP) and notable partners endeavored to rehabilitate these esteros connected to the Pasig River. The strategy is to clean the river’s tributaries to genuinely revive the entire river system.

Two years ago, residents from Estero de Paco were also spared from the flood brought by habagat in August 2012 – a notable feat after the estero was ravaged by Typhoon Ondoy in 2009. The clogged-free estero prevented waters from overflowing; instead it just went straight into the streams. As stated by MMDA Manila Flood Control Head Alexander Mohammad, “The perennial flooding of Estero de Paco catchment decreased. The flooding

Esteros in Manila remain untouched by Typhoon Mario

problem was solved. Hopefully all the esteros will be like Estero de Paco.”

“Noong araw kasi kahit konting ulan, may [baha] na kaagad sa amin. Hindi kagaya ngayon na medyo kampante na kami kasi alam naming kahit umulan, may ilog na siyang pagdadaanan ng tubig,” shared by Loren Aguilar, resident, Brgy. 735 Paco Manila.

“Kaya napakalaking bagay nang nalinis ang estero. Dahil nung dumating ang bagyo, praise God nga po at hindi na kami napasama sa baha,” Guillerma Muñoz, resident, Brgy. 686 Paco Manila said.

KBPIP is the non-government partner of the Pasig River Rehabilitation Commission, transforming 17 tributaries of the Pasig River from dangerous, flood-prone slums into green parks in the city. PRRC is the lead agency in rehabilitating the Pasig River and its tributaries. Esteros de Paco, Pandacan, Concordia and Santibañez are under the management of KBPIP.

The success of this project affirms that the dream of having flood-free Metro Manila can be achieved.

Visit www.abs-cbnfoundation.com to know more about Pasig River and estero rehabilitation.

Estero de Paco

Estero de San Miguel Estero de Aviles

(l-r): Estero de Concordia, Estero de Sampaloc, Estero de Valenci and Estero de Santibañez


BAYANIJUAN

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY BUILT HOUSES AT BNJHabitat for Humanity has pledged to rebuild houses in Southville 7 that were destroyed

by Typhoon Glenda last July. Charlie Ayco, Managing Director and CEO of Habitat for Humanity Philippines, said they will reconstruct 130 housing units, including those in

Zonta Ville (43), SMC Ville (78) and Site 2 (9). The reconstruction project will also cover the reinforcement of partially-damaged houses. Adopting the concrete interlocking

blocks (CIB) technology, Habitat for Humanity is expected to finish its reconstruction by the end of this year.

Local clubs in Laguna, including our very own Bayanijuan FC, trooped to the MML Athletic Field on Sunday (September 14) for the 2nd Bayanijuan Football Festival. Among the participating clubs were Canossa Academy (Calamba), Mabuhay FC (Cabuyao), Calamba Puppies, Dona Jovita (Calamba) and Word of Life FC (Calauan). Sanctioned by the Laguna Football Association, the 2nd Bayanijuan Football Festival had teams taking part in Under-10, Under-12, Under-14, Under-17 Girls and Under-17 Boys categories. Bayanijuan FC won 3rd place in the Under-17 Boys, while Mabuhay FC and the Canossa Academy took the second and first places, respectively.

BNJ Football Achievers

ZONTA, an international organization which espouses the advancement of women donated 400,000php for ALKFI’s BayaNiJuan sa Southville 7. (l-r) Chona Lopez, District Chair for PR and Communication, Ms. Gina Lopez, President- ALKFI, Olga Severino Martel, Past President and Current Chairman of BNJ Project

Zonta Club of Makati & Environs Foundation, Inc.Advancing the Status of Women Worldwide

Mabuhay FC (Under-17 Boys) – BNJ1

Canossa Academy Calamba (Under-17 Boys) – BNJ2

Bayanijuan FC (Under-17 Boys) – BNJ3


BANTAY KALIKASANLIST OF DONORS

GREEN INITIATIVE

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LA MESA WATERSHED

Alec DyAlfonso Del RosarioAlfred SyAlvin AlvarAlvin MamangonAmiel ConsulAndy AguilaAndy QuiambaoAnthony HernandezArman PagayonBombing VillenaBPI Cycling ClubBryan TanBryan UyCarlo DiazCecille LlavaresCristina De CastroDavid BucatDavid SuttonDexter GoDominic HalimDudie ReyesEddie TanEdward PanguitoElijah Jose QuirozErnie Achoco/DMCIExcellent People’s Multipurpose CooperativeFergal TraceFroehlicy TarcGeorge GoGirlie VascoGrid MagazineIan MagbanuaJack AdvenculaJan PazJeff DayrittJeffrey S. De LeonJoey DivinoJohn BuanJohn CastroJohn John TorresJohn VillamienJovel MedinaJuan Vecinte Manuel GonceroJun DeveraJun DiazKenneth NagarLeynard CastilooLito DimayugaLouie CabelLourdes School of Quezon City

Luiz Andrew Fororda Macky AquinoMacky ZabalaManuel SyMarc OngMarge HizonMarious BustalinioMark LaversMark MartinezMark NatalMark TanMarlo AsinasMarlon AbendañoMarvin EusebioMarvin LarocoNo DonationsNoel ManuyagNoli ManuyogNorman SacoteOwen LacapPhilippi LeclerciRamon VelesReggie GanotisiRenan RicafrenteRex VillaramaRicky TanRolando ValenzuelaRostah MontellanoRoue GoRyan AgoncilloVivian CastroWahoo SottoAlvin MamangonAlvin SantosAsian Terminals Inc.Bryan LimDarvil AdvientoDexter CapinoJP Morgan Chase BankJhun DiazJhun SalvadorJV GonceroRichard RoldanRoue GoTruc Nguyen

LA MESA ECOPARK

2T MinistryABS-CBN CorporationABS-CBN Corporation- Pure LoveAcacia Waldorf FoundationAccess Computer CollegeACE MagtibayACHO- Jerome LimcaocoAdamson University Biology SocietyAleic GarciaALMEC Corporation

APL Armi Nitalie AguirreAsian TerminalCathylyn MagtotoClara JeongDela Salle Lipa BatangasDole Philippines SchoolDondoyano JannieFour JC Water BicycleGlobe Quest Adventure- ZiplineGMA 7- Unang HiritGMA News 7Gold TheatreGolden Success Wems DepartmentGreen Peace SeaImmaculate Mother Learning CenterIrisg AlbiolaJedi PropertyJeff EliserJennifer MuellaJewels Trading and servicesJhonas SoberonJhonas Soberon- PGHJiggy’s dimsum houseJing LawangJP Morgan Chase Bank N.AJS SDCJunior Marketers Association- UCCKusina ni IslaMa. Magdalene CerradaMaki PrutasMaligaya HouseManildsManuel DeLos SantosMAPUA Institute of TechnologyMapua Institute of Technology- IECEPMary Magdalene CerradaMetrobankMiraculos Medal Family Center Inc.NestleNoel DiazOn Cue MediaOur Lady of Perpetual HelpPatty Bauti Sta.PCBC of Jesus ChristPCCRPLDTPrince John SapanzaPSTLC 2014-13PUP TaguigRed EventsRolly PaguintoRonny MirambilS.G SacloloSaint Scholasticas Marikina/Easy ToursSan Sebastian CollegeSEKALAH ICHTUS

Seruants of CharitySG SacloloSky CableSPLIEAOFF Group Manila Inc.SPO1 Jerry M. JunsaySweet GarlitosTanglaw ng Buhay FoundationTEEIThe Salvation Army Bethany Children FoundationTribe Art CollectionTulay ng Kabataan FoundationTV PatrolUAPSA Tean BuildingUCBCUCC- Human Resource Development ManagementUCC- Junior Philippine institute of AccountancyUniversity of BatangasUniversity of Caloocan CityUNTV-BMPIWorld of Outbound

BANTAY BATERYA & BANTAY LANGIS

Abbott LaboratoriesAikawa Phils. Corp.Amkor Technology PhilippinesEDC - Leyte Geothermal Production FieldEDC - Northern Negros Geothermal ProjectFirst Philec Solar Corp.FPIP Utilities Inc.Globe TelecomGold Deluxe Phils. Ltd.Ibiden Phils. Inc.IM Digital Phils. Inc.JF Rubber Phils., Inc. Kedica Phils. Corp.Maxims Phils. Operating Corp.Nippon Micrometal Corp. PhilippinesOn Semiconductor SSMP Philippines Corp.Shi Manufacturing & Services (Phils) Inc.Tann Phils. Inc.Team Sual Corp.


AFI - INTERNATIONAL

ABS-CBN Foundation International (AFI) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, non-governmental organization dedicated to improving the lives of disadvantaged Filipino families in the Philippines and around the world. AFI is a committed advocate of public service and accomplishes its mission through supporting the programs of ABS-CBN Foundation (ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation) in the Philippines.

Over the years, AFI exists to awaken hope in the Filipinos through multi-sectoral partnerships focusing in the areas of child care, environment, education, disaster management and community development. It leverages the power and reach of media and partners with the Filipinos around the globe. It is the public service arm of ABS-CBN / TFC Broadcasting Corporation, one of Asia’s biggest media conglomerates.

AFI aims to continue to serve the Filipinos with the highest standards of excellence, compassion, integrity and accountability where ever they maybe.

Age does not matter in making a difference to help others in need. Just like Taylor Topczewski who at the age of 11, initiated the idea and gathered majority of the donations for these wonderful pairs of slippers.

To Taylor, Ms. Bridget Topczewski, and Ms. Rebecca O’Neal of InnerWorkings of Chicago, Illinois, we would like to give you our warmest gratitude for supporting our advocacy and to Ms. Babe Hoffarber of Flops for Flips Organization in Tigard, Oregon for shipping these slippers to Manila. These slippers will also be used for Bantay Bata 163’s Araw ng mga Bata in Calauan, Laguna.

No matter how young or old you are, even if you are miles away, you only prove that age and distance is not a hindrance to create a better and happier world for the children. Thank you very much!

In photo: Jo Ann Kyle - Managing Director AFI International, Caress Banson - Resource Moblization Manager BB163 and Bayanihan Cup Golfers teams up for a great cause.

Slippers for the Children of BayaNiJuan

AFI US DONATION TO ABS-CBN LINGKOD KAPAMILYA FOUNDATION INC.

AUGUST in US$ Peso Amount Est Forex SK Glenda 7,000.00 305,270.00 43.61

SEPTEMBER in US$ Peso Amount Est Forex BNJ 50,000.00 2,202,500.00 44.05


CONTACT US

For Donations and Inquiries you may contact the following:

FOR ALKFI GENERAL Paul Vincent S. MercadoHead, Central Marketing (Team-1)Telephone # 924 4101 loc.3779 Fax No. 4156296Email: [email protected] # 0917 8265857

FOR PROGRAMA GENIOWilma De LaraSales & Marketing SpecialistTelephone # 4152272 local 3779, 4110851Email: [email protected] # 09156698425

FOR BAYANIJUANPatricia Lia R. VinoyaMarketing Officer (Childcare and Community Assistance)Telephone # 4152272 local 3779, 4110851Email: [email protected] # 09277232703

Ron M. KatagiriProduct Design and Development SpecialistTelephone: 415 22 72 local 3779, 4110851Email: [email protected] # 0927 523 5230

FOR BANTAY BATAFreda Dador-AgustinSenior Resource Mobilization OfficerTelephone # 415-2272 local 3762, 411-0856, 411-0857Email: [email protected] # 0908-8737332

Celeste M. ApaResource Mobilization OfficerTelephone # 415-2272 local 3762, 415-6625, 411-0857Email: [email protected] # 0916-5917842

Jennifer DamianResource Mobilization OfficerTelephone # 415-2272 local 3762, 415-6625, 411-0857Email: [email protected] # 0923-2964147

Mary Grace R. SiscarResource Mobilization OfficerTelephone # 415-2272 local 3762, 415-6626, 411-0857Email: [email protected] Mobile # 0917-5273921

Lita B. MontifarAdboard Coordinator Telephone # 415-2272 local 3762, 411-0856, 411-0857 Email: [email protected] # 0916-4341096

FOR KBPIPRino E. RamosSenior Marketing Officer Telefax # 4161911 / 4152272 loc. 3743 Email: [email protected] Mobile # 0917-8146205

FOR BANTAY KALIKASANNorie S. GarciaBK- Program DirectorEmail: [email protected] # 0927-285-4503

FOR BK - GREEN INITIATIVELilian R. dela VegaBK - Program ManagerEmail: [email protected] # 0917-823-6218

FOR ENVIRONMENTAL MARKETING (Bantay Baterya - Langis Projects)Sherwin D. HinloSenior Marketing OfficerTelephone # 02 415-2272 local 3742Email: [email protected] # 0917 585-1085

Ish PanganibanSenior Marketing OfficerTelephone # 02 415-2272 local 3742Email: [email protected] # 0927 649-9140

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