Bayanihan Foundation Worldwide
Filipinos Abroad Helping Filipinos at Home
Tag: diaspora giving
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Why Do People Give? Three Reasons Why
Why do people give? I found out three major reasons why: 1) they want to help others; 2) they want to feel good; and 3) they want a return on their investment. Why do you want to give? Share your thoughts.
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Finding Rays of Hope in An Era of Cynicism and Fear
I joined the Chicago’s Women’s March for women’s rights. I was greeted by rays of hope to continue my diaspora giving, despite the increasing cynicism, fear and xenophobia of the times. Hope lives.
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Bayanihan Foundation 2010 to 2016 – IMPACT BY THE NUMBERS
Bayanihan Foundation 2010 to 2016 Impact by the Numbers. Thank you for your donation. 97% of your donation goes to programs.
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Apply for NEXTGEN 2017 Travel Fellowship Program
This summer 2017, Bayanihan Foundation will sponsor partial and full travel scholarships for up to seven young adults ages 18 years old and above to visit the Philippines for 14 days. The NEXTGEN: ‘Pagbabalik’ (Coming Home) Travel Scholarship will promote diaspora philanthropy; know more about Filipino culture; learn about the foundation’s sustainable projects; develop the…
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Filipino Americans Donate Computers, Books to Help Iligan Students
Filipino Americans donate computer and books to Iligan City Philippines, Their humble acts of philanthropy and giving contradict the growing tide of cynicism.
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Community Power Giving Circle Debut
Bayanihan Foundation debuts its newest initiative, Community Power, a giving circle of young Filipino Americans helping and giving to other young Filipino and Filipino Americans locally and globally.
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Giving Circle Influences Young Filipino Americans to Give Back
Bayanihan Foundation debuts the Community Power Giving Circle, created by young Filipino Americans to give back to young Filipinos and Filipino Americans locally and globally.
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Community Power Giving Circle Launched with a ‘Kamayan’ Feast
Bayanihan Foundation launches the Community Power Giving Circle with a traditional Kamayan (Sumptuous Flipino Feast). The Bayanihan Foundation’s youth-led Giving Circle, “Community Power” centers among young Filipino Americans helping and giving to other young Filipino and Filipino Americans in the US and abroad.
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4 Notable Filipino Philanthropists in the US
4 Notable Filipino American Philanthropists who use their wealth, fame and fortune to help others. You do not have to be wealthy and famous to be able to affect change. The Bayanihan Foundation unveils the Community Power Giving Circle, a group of young Filipino Americans who come together; pool their charitable donations; and make collective…
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Jeselle Santiago: Seizing the Opportunity to Help Locally and Globally
NEXTGEN Fellow Jeselle Santiago traveled to the Philippines and seized the opportunity to help locally in Chicago and globally in the Philippines