Projects are our way of helping various charities and individuals in the Philippines.

Our Save Nene project was so successful that it inspired us to do more for our Filipino community.

Revolution: Hip Hop Expo was able to benefit Cabanatuan City Orphanange. Proceeds and donations from Hip Hop Expo helped poor students purchase essentials such as backpacks, pens, pencils, shoes, books, and folders for their education.

When the natural disaster of Mayon Volcano erupted in July, we immediately started our Mayon Volcano project to help the thousands of Filipinos displaced from their homes and livelihood.

We have networked with other organizations in our cause to help Filipinos. By doing so, we have been dedicated in providing updates and status on the Justice For Filipino American Veterans project. We encourage you to write their United States senator and support S. 1042 so Filipinos can get the just recognition and benefits they deserve after sixty years.

Lagro High School in Quezon City, Metro Manila and Bagong Kulturang Pinoy came to us asking if we would be interested in sending book donations back in the Philippines. We came up with the idea of a Book Drive to collect books to send to the Philippines. We found overwhelming support from our community with book donations from all over Southern California.

We're always thinking of different type of fundraisers. That's how we thought of an online auction on Ebay. Supporters outside of Southern California can't be left out with our EDSA Scholar project. Help us raise money for worthy college students who can't afford to go to school.

After receiving an email from a reading teacher in San Antonio,Himamaylan saying that "Children (in Punong Barangay) are not encouraged to go to school and these children would rather work in the cane fields." Let's make a difference. Find out how to donate children's books, money, or how to be a drop off location!

Join our Big Brother/Big Sister project and be a mentor to a Filipino college student.