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	Dear Family and Friends, A blessed New Year in 2015! May your life continue to be a blessing to the less fortunate and a disruption to the fortunate who are still reluctant to share their blessing with others. Next year would be an important milestone for the Philippines, for Gawad Kalinga and for me. I will be turning 65 on January 17...
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Berjaya Gives 100 New Homes for Typhoon Sendong Survivors

Last January 23, 2015, Tan Sri Vincent Tan (in white long sleeves), founder of Berjaya, came all the way from Malaysia to join the Groundbreaking for the next 100 units that Berjaya will be building for Typhoon Sendong survivors in Bugo, Cagayan de Oro.

Aurora GK Village Rises in Leyte

Thanks to the generosity of David & Araceli Barclay, 38 families who survived Typhoon Haiyan have finally moved into their new homes in San Isidro, Leyte. The village is named after Araceli’s mother, Aurora. Aurora means dawn, which is what this new village is for the residents.

Manny O GK Village Turnover in Madridejos, Cebu

Last December 03, 2014, Manny O. Group Founder and Chairman Manny H. Osmena and Gawad Kalinga had a turnover ceremony of 40 units in Barangay Tugas, Madridejos, Cebu.

Handumanan GK Village: Making New Memories

One year after Haiyan, we are inspired by the kind of generosity shown by our partners – one that goes beyond borders to make happier memories and give hope in the face of disaster.

The Goodness Within

One year after Haiyan, we are inspired by the innate goodness of our partners and reminded that more than giving new houses, it’s about presence – giving the survivors hope and showing them that truly, we will not leave them behind.

ENDING POVERTY FOR 5 MILLION FAMILIES BY 2024

“Gawad Kalinga,” translated in English means to “give care”, is a Philippine-based movement that aims to end poverty by first restoring the dignity of the poor. It employs an integrated and holistic approach to empowerment with values-formation and leadership development at its core. Established in 2003, The Foundation currently works with over 2,000 communities and has been recognized as the 2006 Ramon Magsaysay Awardee & 2012 Skoll Awardee for Social Entrepreneurship.

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