The children from one of our classes receiving their supplies for the year.

Poverty overshadows most lives in the Philippines.  By 2016 more than 26 million remained poor, and nearly 12 million live in extreme poverty, their earnings not enough to buy three meals a day. The benefits of economic growth are not reaching those who desperately need it. The major cause comes down to lack of education.  The Philippine Statistics Authority’s survey showed that in the first semester of last year, 26.3 per cent of Filipinos were living below the poverty line

Since 2008 we have funded schools in the Philippines. We find that we cannot do enough by ourselves so we started this charity in 2015 and we are asking for your help. ARE YOU CHANGING THE WORLD? In the Philippines the people make less than $2.00 per day. Many are single parents.  They cannot feed their children let alone pay $25.00 a year for schooling. This is the reason that illiteracy is past down from one generation to the next. The cost of tuition is $15.00 per year and

Life for the impoverished is extremely difficult; however, with your help we are providing a much-needed opportunity for the children of poor families to get out of poverty by obtaining an education.  Every year, thousands of young and healthy minds are going to waste in the #Philippines.  Of the illiterate people, 50% are children.  If they do not go to school, Filipino children are compelled to work to support the needs of their family.  Close to a million Filipino youths w

Every year, thousands of young and healthy minds are going to waste in the Philippines.  Of the 1,787,500 illiterate people in the Philippines 50% are children.  Life of the poor is extremely difficult in the Philippines; however, with your help we can provide a much-needed opportunity for the children of poor families to get out of poverty by obtain an education. The sad fact is that even thought the parents want to have their child go to school they cannot afford the tuitio

When family’s barely survive on a dollar or two per day, there is not enough money for food or anything else, including their children’s education, even though education is precious to their family. Their diet consists mainly of rice with an occasional bit of fish or meat mixed in the rice. I In the Philippines, we are working in very small cities untouched by mainstream organizations because of their size. We want to approve every child, no matter what their circumstances bu