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	On January 19-21, 2018, we welcomed the phase of Social Progress through the 5th Global Social Business Summit at the GK Enchanted Farm. To all our participants, thank you for sharing your proof of commitment and concept with us. We'll see you at the top!

Atlas Copco inaugurates its first “Water for All” project in the Philippines

Pangil, Laguna – On june 26, 2018, Atlas Copco, a world-leading provider of sustainable solutions, inaugurates its first-ever Water For All Project in the Philippines. In partnership with Gawad Kalinga, the company provides access to safe drinking water to the 72 families of Brgy. Dambo, in Pangil, Laguna.

The Gift of Giving at Thomson Reuters

Thanks to the goodness of Thomson Reuters Manila Volunteer Council together with Pride and Women @ TR, our residents at GK Thomson Reuters Village in Aklan received a week’s long worth of goods.

Monsanto and Human Nature scholars graduate from Gawad Kalinga’s SEED

It was a highly emotional graduation ceremony as the scholars of Monsanto and Human Nature received their diploma marking the end of their two-year course at Gawad Kalinga’s School for Experiential and Entrepreneurial Development (GK-SEED).

A Warm Welcome to St. Anthony Care Homes 2 Village in GK Golden Acres Las Piñas

Thanks to the generosity of Rene & Vangie Acedillo, 24 families now have bright and colorful homes that they can call their own

That They May Be One

It was an answered prayer and a dream come true!

A Kindling Creativity – A Children’s Art Workshop

Paint. Share. Care 2 is an art workshop, exhibit, and auction all rolled into one. Last year, the first Paint.Share.Care activity was able to raise funds for the construction of homes in the Gawad Kalinga village in Talibon, Bohol

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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