What the foundation have achieved so far?
Bayanihan Foundation IN REVIEW
Planting Seeds of Change, Nurturing Leadership
Youth participants planting mangrove trees in Northern Cebu, Philippines
10 – 30,000 mangrove seedlings planted and hundreds of youth trained in environmental leadership to fight climate change in Liloan, Cebu
9 – 12,000 families received emergency food relief packages worth $15,000 distributed during super typhoon Haiyan in Samar and Leyte
8 – 10,000 indigent Filipino Muslim families provided meals during Eid Al Fitr celebrations, with the support of Zakat Foundation of America
7 – 6,000 families and children provided clean water and latrines in Iligan
6 – 2,000 school children impacted by donation of three computer labs and 3,000 books donated to build libraries in four different islands
Planned homes in Dingle, Iloilo sponsored by the PFK Family Foundation
5 – 20 homes built for indigent families in Dingle, Iloilo, with the generous support of PFK Family Foundation and the municipal government of Dingle
Members of the United Philippine Amerasians (UPA) celebrate 4th of July 2014
4 – Organizing and advocacy campaigns including environmental clean-up of former US military bases in the Philippines and Filipino Amerasians, America’s Forgotten Children
(left to right): Marc Butiong and Camillo Geaga visiting the monument of Jose Rizal, the Philippine national hero in Manila, Philippines (August 2017)
3 – Five NEXTGEN Fellows, young Filipino Americans traveled to the Philippines, encouraging their own giving – locally and globally
Renovated hospital lobby of the Calamba Municipal Hospital, courtesy of the donations of ‘The Adorables’ and the many donors of the Bayanihan Foundation
2 – Two hospital lobby canopies were built for a public hospital in Calamba, Laguna
You make the difference!
1- YOU are important. 100% of the foundation’s income comes from individual donors. 97% goes directly to programs. The Bayanihan Foundation is planting seeds of change, nurturing leadership. Would you consider donating? Donate online at http://www.fdnbayanihan.org
