Together, We Find Strength

Building connections through meaningful initiatives.
Group of people inside a church sorting and organizing relief goods and donations, with bags and boxes filled with supplies on the floor.
People helping each other during a flood inside a building, with water on the floor.
Two men working on a wooden structure, one on the roof and one on the ground, in a dimly lit environment.
A man in a red and gray jacket speaking into a megaphone, standing in front of a blue building labeled "Augustine BLDG," with people on the second floor observing, and a woman in a gray dress and glasses standing outdoors at the building's entrance.

In Sta. Eulalia, Baao, I was happy to personally share simple gifts and school supplies with the children. Together with the generosity of various donors, we were also able to provide relief packs to all the senior citizens in the community.

In Naga City, I had the chance to speak with over 300 youth leaders about renewable energy and how it connects to my journey as an eco-tourism advocate. Grateful to share and learn with the community.

Because every little help matters.

In the aftermath of Typhoon Kristine, we organized a 3-day relief operation in Baao, Camarines Sur, reaching over 600 families. This was made possible through the generosity of donors and volunteers who came together to help. While much has been done, many families still need support, and every bit of help makes a difference.

It was a joy to visit my alma mater, San Isidro-Sta. Teresita Elementary School, and share a few words of encouragement with the students, along with a small cash donation.