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Continue reading →: iVolunteer Philippines Naki-isa sa Ika-25 Anibersaryo ng PJPSNitong nakaraang ika-27 lamang ng Hulyo, mahigit sa 700 na bisita, beneficiaries, volunteers, at staff ang nakibahagi sa pagdiriwang ng ika-25 anibersaryo ng Philippine Jesuit Prison Service (PJPS) sa Muntinlupa Sports Complex.
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Continue reading →: JB Tan of iVolunteer Philippines Receives First Ever RVR Siklab AwardsAmong the recipients of the first ever Siklab Awards is JB Tan, co-founder of iVolunteer Philippines and The Good Store Philippines. The ceremony was held last July 25 at the Manila Polo Club and was also streamed live on Facebook.
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Continue reading →: Social Innovation Challenge: How Can You Make an Impact?iVolunteer Philippines is no stranger to challenges. In its 10 years, the team has faced a considerable amount of adversity and a few missed opportunities. Our journey is by no means perfect, but it’s been rewarding. And despite its difficulties, has been a steady source of inspiration for us and…
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Continue reading →: Halina’t Magbayanihan sa BayaniRun 2019!Mula ika-8 ng Agosto, maaari ng makapag-parehistro kasama ang inyong mga kaibigan, kaopisina, o sinumang kabayanihan sa 3K Run (750 PHP), 5K Run (800 PHP), o 10K Run (1000 PHP) na gaganapin muli sa Liwasang Ulalim, CCP Complex sa lungsod ng Pasay.
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Continue reading →: Staying Safe and Finding Joy While VolunteeringBefore you respond to an emergency or join a volunteer activity, it is paramount that you understand some challenges you may encounter when volunteering. As good as our intentions are, it’s never advisable for any individual to offer themselves up for a cause or an event without taking the necessary…
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Continue reading →: iVolunteer to Non-profits: “Look Back at Your Own Journey”The Volunteer Engagement Training is a program in which we introduce new strategies for volunteer engagement, along with other proven concepts to our NPO partners.
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Continue reading →: The Treasure That We Find When Giving BackRegardless if it’s volunteering at a local event or making monetary donations, it all evens out. After all, even the simplest deed can be enough to ignite change and provide a renewed sense of hope for those who quietly needs it.
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Continue reading →: iVolunteer Philippines Joins Brigada Eskwela 2019The iVolunteer Philippines’ staff, for the fifth straight year, took part in the annual Brigada Eskwela last May 25th. This time, at the La Huerta Elementary School (LHES) in Las Piñas.
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Continue reading →: Colors of Love 2.0 Makes Stunning Return at CCP ComplexAs part of this year’s festivities, part of the proceeds went to iVolunteer Philippines who were duly represented at the track by our very own Jasmine, JB, and Jerry.
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Continue reading →: What Makes an Everyday Hero?Bilang pakikiisa sa ika-121 na Araw ng Kalayaan, nais ihandog ng iVolunteer Philipines ang ilan sa mga natatanging indibidwal na nakasama namin at nagsilbing inspirasyon para sa kanilang mga kasamahan. Sila yung kung tawagin namin ay “Everyday Heroes.” Mga ordinaryong tao na gumagawa ng mga simpleng bagay nang boluntaryo at…
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Continue reading →: Introducing iVolunteer’s Social Innovation ChallengeiVolunteer Philippines is launching our Social Innovation Challenge, an incubation program where we will help volunteer leaders develop and implement their existing social idea.
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Continue reading →: Things to Keep in Mind Heading Into the 2019 Midterms ElectionWith over 18,000 electoral posts up for grabs, and with national issues such as charter change and national security hanging in the balance, the votes that will be casted on Monday will create a ripple effect that will be felt beyond the next three years.
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Continue reading →: Go Volunteer 2019: Discover Yourself Through VolunteeringThe Go Volunteer Expo made a successful return last weekend (April 6 and 7) with a simple but powerful goal: ‘To help more Filipinos discover themselves through volunteerism.’
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Continue reading →: Joyce Armillo: “Don’t Be Afraid to Try New Things”It didn’t happen in an instance. I just let myself enjoy every volunteer opportunity that I joined. I never closed myself to learning new things and discovering a new culture.
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Continue reading →: Jasmine Salem: “Go Back to Your Why and Cling to It”Start with your why. Why are you volunteering? Find the purpose within and cling to it. Whenever you have doubts, or tired of doing what you do, always go back to that why.
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