Private organizations are teaming up to help solve undernourishment among children in the Philippines. A World Bank report pointed out that undernutrition has long been a serious problem in the country. The report bared that one in three Filipino children under five are small in size for their age.

One man’s trash is another man’s treasure. This holds true for some 300 beneficiary families who are set to receive food packages as part of the waste management program launched by the Philippine Business for Social Progress (PBSP) to mark its 50th anniversary.

PLDT and Smart are exerting all efforts to restore services to Catanduanes which bore the brunt of Typhoon Typhoon Rolly's fury.

PLDT has partnered with PBSP to support sewers from a community in Quezon City and provide teachers and partner communities with hygiene kits.

With the help of PLDT, the new computer laboratory of Butig National High School in Lanao del Sur will enable students and teachers to have adequate access to learning resources and innovative technology.

Over 150 fishermen in Daet, Camarines Norte received newly upgraded boat engines from PLDT.

PLDT, in partnership with PBSP, donated food supplies and vitamins to over 1,000 families in Cebu City and Malabon City adversely affected by the COVID-19.

Around 500 runners recently participated in the 2nd family fun run for the rehabilitation of the Marikina Watershed.

PLDT recently turned over more than 4,000 books from the Marawi Storybooks Series to over 35 elementary schools in Marawi City.