Victoria P. Garchitorena

AFI @ 50

The Golden Years

AFI’s Success Factors

Passion Commitment Partnerships

* Inspiring and Empowering leadership

* Dedicated executives and staff

AFI@ 50 – the Golden Years

P3000 paid-up capital in 1961 P3 million budget in 1989 P300-350M annual budget in 2011

Host to 100,000 visitors Cutting-edge exhibitions Jazz festivals Lectures on design,

history, culture Gold of our Ancestors

Ayala Museum

Transformation and Evolution

• From Filipinas Foundation to Ayala Foundation

• CSR as a Strategic Management Tool• Ayala Land Integrated Community

Development Program as a best practice in relocation- social preparation- starter homes- livelihood training and loans

- empowered community

Education as a long-term solution to poverty…

laboratory school for bright children of poor families

Tondo and Batangas first Kinder batch going on to

3rd year in college focus on academic excellence,

self-esteem, respect for others, good citizenship

CENTEX

GILAS

GILAS

• RATIONALE: strategic intervention to prepare high school graduates for the workforce via computer and internet literacy

• More than 3,000 public high schools with computer labs connected to the internet

• Reaching about 3 million students nationwide

• DepEd now maintains computer labs with monthly subsidy

• DepEd committed to finish the program by June 2011

Text2Teach

Technology-based delivery system for learning videos on Science, Math and English for Grades 5 and 6

Responds to need for more exciting materials to engage the students in interactive learning

Partners are: Nokia, Pearson Foundation, Globe, DepEd, Seameo-Innotech

Result: Improved learning gains of under-resourced schools

Phase 4 to expand to 850 more schools starting this June 2011

Education and Livelihood Skills Alliance (ELSA)

• Focused on Muslim Mindanao

• Capability-building for teachers, PTAs, and Local School Boards

• In partnership with• International Youth Foundation• Consuelo Foundation• Philippine Business for Social Progress• Petron Foundation

• Funding from USAID

MyLibrary of Filipinas Heritage Library

RATIONALE: Very few public libraries; most are not attractive places; have outdated reference books, very few story books

Program includes: - physical rehabilitation- donation of books- training of librarian and teachers- reading campaign

Education Communities

RATIONALE: Need to ensure sustainability of various education programs on the local level

Program includes: - Education summit to engage all sectors – local government, DepEd, parents, private sector, civil society - Action program agreed upon by entire community, with roles and responsibilities for its success

Ayala Young Leaders Program

RATIONALE: The country’s continuous need for values-based, servant leaders in all sectors

The program includes: - Nationwide selection of best campus leaders- Four day congress with leaders who are role models in various sectors- Alumni Network with 23 chapters- LeadCom – community-based leadership program

Environment - Solid Waste Management Program

RATIONALE: The country faces a crisis as landfills are no longer able to absorb solid waste

Program includes: - training of building administrators, mall tenants, subdivisions in the principles of reduce, reuse, recycle and proper segregation- partnering with network of recyclers and livelihood groups to convert trash into cash

Entrepreneurship

• RATIONALE: Most Filipinos would rather be employed than start a business; poor infrastructure for enterprises especially in the technology sector

• Program includes: - Business Incubators- Innovation Forums- Tech Boot Camps- Harnessing venture capital

Diaspora Philanthropy

RATIONALE: Tap overseas Filipinos for development programs in the Philippines

Ayala Foundation USA established in 2000

Raised US$10.5M to date from about 7,000 donors

Transformed into the Philippine Development Foundation led by Filipino-Americans focused on strengthening the science and technology sector for accelerated economic growth and global competitiveness

Mangyans in Mindoro

RATIONALE: To assist indigenous peoples to access their ancestral domain claim

Programs include:- Scholarships for Mangyan

children up to college or voc-tech courses

- Health programs- Assistance in getting their

Certificate of Ancestral Domain Title over 5,000 hectares

- Assistance in developing their sustainability plan

The Ayala Brand

Ayala Social Initiatives

Focus on: 3 Es- Education- Environment- Entrepreneurship

Integrate CSR into core business Embed principles of sustainable

development

Ayala Foundation: The next 50 years

PASSION+COMMITMENT+ PARTNERSHIPS

TO ENVISION, EMPOWER, EXCEL

THROUGH

STRATEGICSCALABLE

SUSTAINABLE

PROGRAMS

AFI @ 50

A BIG THANK YOU!

MABUHAY AND GOD BLESS YOU ALL!