Filipinos Abroad Helping Filipinos at Home
Participants from the Kaluluwa Kolectivo and NEXTGEN Fellows engaged in many efforts to conduct youth environmental workshops, provide critical consciousness raising and engage in discussion of climate change and environmental sustainability.
Wishing everyone a blessed Eid Ul Fitr! It’s also a time to remember those who don’t have enough, to count our blessings while also giving charity to others. The Bayanihan Foundation follows this spirit of giving that cuts across religion and ethnicity.
2015 NEXTGEN Fellow Jane Baron shares her poem “The Color of Revolution” and captures the essence and importance of the program promoting youth leadership and diaspora giving and her own personal journey.
You’re Invited NEXTGEN: ‘Pagbabalik’ (Coming Home) Fundraising Dinner To Benefit: NEXTGEN: ‘Pagbabalik’ (Coming Home) Travel Scholarships for Second Generation Filipino Americans to travel back home and develop sustainable projects ‘Kaluluwa Kolectivo’ (Soul Collective) understanding indigenous Filipino spiritual practices Rehabilitation Efforts After Super Typhoon Haiyan Community Projects and Partnerships in the Philippines Sunday, May 31, 2015…
The Bayanihan Foundation fulfills peoples’ hopes and dreams by providing 40 families and their children homes. In giving them a home the Foundation creates a stable home and life environment for their children. So the parents could help their children fulfill their hopes and dreams.
The Bayanihan Foundation Worldwide highlights its program successes in 2014. 97% of all donations went directly to our programs and intended beneficiaries. In 2014, the Foundation earned the Guide Star USA Exchange Gold logo as a symbol of commitment to transparency and accountability and continues its critical work of providing access for Filipinos abroad to…
The Town of Giporlos, Samar Philippines Gives an Award to the Bayanihan Foundation for its Recovery Efforts After Typhoon Haiyan
One year after Typhoon Haiyan hit landfall in the Philippines, the Bayanihan Foundation continues its impact after the aftermath of the typhoon and continues its plea for your help to stay with the Philippines and become a partner for long-term sustainability.
Four Filipinas called ‘The Adorables’ Demonstrate The Bayanihan Spirit is Alive and Well. They’ve proven that Filipinos could overcome the cultural challenge of ‘crab mentality’ and worked together in Bayanihan, for the common good.
The Bayanihan Foundation partnered with the Rotary Club of Chicago Far North and the Rotary Club of Iligan East to built two latrines at Iligan Central Elementary School, providing clean water and new washroom facilities for 4,000 elementary school children.