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Ayala group of companies
A seed of social involvement was planted in the early 1800s. It was sown and nourished in a spirit of meaningful giving.
At a time when Manila was little more than a large town and the rest of the country was a rural landscape, Margarita Roxas de Ayala already saw the need for quality education, particularly for girls. The wife of Antonio de Ayala and daughter of Domingo Roxas – the two men who founded Destileria y Licoreria de Ayala y Compania, the precursor of Ayala Corporation – invited Spanish nuns to come to Manila and set up a school for girls. On land and with startup funds the Ayala family donated, a school was established that still operates today as La Concordia College.
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GILAS
All Quezon City Public High School is Now Connected to the Internet |
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GILAS (Gearing-Up Internet Literacy and Internet Access for Students) congratulates Quezon City for achieving 100% Internet connectivity in all its 46 public high schools early this month.
Quezon City is now the biggest fully connected city in Luzon, thanks to support from its local government...
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Empowering the Filipino:
Reason and Reward
for Ayala Foundation |
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For 45 years, Ayala Foundation has been working to enhance the lives of Filipinos. Many changes have taken place since 1961 when Col. Joseph McMicking and his wife, Mercedes Zobel, established Filipinas Foundation, the precursor of Ayala Foundation. What has not changed is the foundation's commitment to contribute to national develpment by creating programs that enrich, empower, and enable the Filipino people.
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More stories: Gearing up the future, Teaching by texting, Centex: A hope and dream fulfilled , Honda and Isuzu help educate drivers, youth
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Manila water
Opens major septage treatment in Taguig
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President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo recently inaugurated a multimillion-peso septage treatment facility of Manila Water Company in Taguig City that will boost public health, provide sanitation services and further guarantee greater protection of the environment in the eastern part of Metro Manila.
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Solid Waste Management:
Ayala Center achieves 80% residual waste reduction |
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In its commitment to contribute to the preservation of the environment and provide efficient service to tenants, merchants and customers alike, Ayala Land's Ayala Malls Group, through the Ayala Center Association (ACA) continues to develop innovative ways in promoting the ecological solid waste management (SWM) in Glorietta and Greenbelt Complex.
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More stories: There's "Gold" in Garbage, Water for Life, ALI ties up with WWF to draw up plans for Anvaya Cove
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Globe Telecom
Bridgecom sa Bayan Success Stories |
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Globe Telecom believes that the greatest contribution that it can make to poverty alleviation is through sustained corporate social responsiblity programs. This is in line with its effort to ensure that the economic, social and environmental impacts of these involvements are positive. And that one of the better ways to participate in national development would be the effective use of its core products and services to uplift the lives of marginalized Filipinos.
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Bank of the Philippine Islands
Banking with the Poor |
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Rodolfo Bajar is a man with a humble business plan: make rice scoops and melon scrapers from stainless steel. When he learned about a non-profit organization offering loans no greater than P10,000, he went to the facility's De La Salle Micro branch and applied for one. The benefit was immediate and significant.
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More stories: The bridge to building better communities, BPI Helps Microentrepreneurs Grow their Businesses
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Ayala Land, Inc.
Truly Beneficial |
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The term “beneficiALI” cleverly merges the company's name and what it aims to achieve. It is at the core of Ayala Land 's commitment to move in scale and create impact in critical areas of need connected to the company's businesses ...
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Integrated Microelectronics, Inc.
15,000-strong: The spirit of volunteerism is alive and well among IMI employees |
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As IMI continued to expand and grow in 2006, it remained committed to its corporate value of concern for others. Towards truly living this corporate value, IMI engaged in corporate social responsibility projects focusing on the areas of environment...
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