First Help Initiative Wins the Inaugural Social Innovation Challenge
“Leaders don’t create followers, they create more leaders,” Inigo Paolo Lagunilla concluded, as he summed up the Social Innovation Challenge (SIC) which saw Michael Fua and his First Help Initiative become the inaugural winner of iVolunteer Philippines’ 28-week ideation program for social innovators and new leaders in the social development sector. Continue reading First Help Initiative Wins the Inaugural Social Innovation Challenge
CBTL and Project Pearls Take Top Honors in iVolunteer’s 2020 Partners’ Appreciation Night
While every organization and partner were duly and deservingly recognized, a select few stood out for their propensity to gather more volunteers and creating more volunteer opportunities using the iVolunteer platform. Continue reading CBTL and Project Pearls Take Top Honors in iVolunteer’s 2020 Partners’ Appreciation Night
Ang Tulay, Ang Mga Bata sa La Huerta, at si “Titser Fe”
Taong 1993 noong nagsimulang maging guro si Titser Fe sa kanyang probinsya. Katulad ngayon, elementarya at mga bata ang kanyang tinuturuan dati sa Cavite. Samantala, mula 2007-2009, naging karagdagang trabaho niya ang pagtuturo sa isa sa mga unang bersyon ng tinatawag nating Alternative Learning System (ALS). Nung siya’y umalis sa programa, dito nakita ng guro ang pagkakataong itayo ang EUD sa tulong ng kanyang kabiyak. Continue reading Ang Tulay, Ang Mga Bata sa La Huerta, at si “Titser Fe”
Closing a Decade of Volunteering and Onto a New One
What was your favorite moment with iVolunteer Philippines? “I can’t really say that there is that one fondest memory, I’d say that every interaction is a precious memory in itself,” shared Chum Espinas, who had been with the iVolunteer Philippines team since 2016. Her words (from the video) came at a night where interactions were … Continue reading Closing a Decade of Volunteering and Onto a New One
iVolunteer Raises Php 300,000 for 15 Nonprofits Through BayaniRun 2019
Running for a prolonged period of time is never easy and perhaps not the obvious choice for everyone who wishes to stay in shape. Still, several hundred people—even non-runners—often go out of their way to support ‘run for a cause’ events such as BayaniRun. So, if it isn’t running and competing, then what else is … Continue reading iVolunteer Raises Php 300,000 for 15 Nonprofits Through BayaniRun 2019
Help Project Pearls Fight Poverty by Donating to the Pop-Up Bayanihan Village
According to Project Pearls, the success of this pilot program will serve as proof that Pop-Up Bayanihan Village is sustainable and can be replicated and introduced to other communities in need in the Philippines. Continue reading Help Project Pearls Fight Poverty by Donating to the Pop-Up Bayanihan Village
Help Us Give an Early Holiday Gift for COSE’s Group Home Residents
With that we’d like to introduce you to Treasure Volunteer’s first beneficiary, the Coalition of Services of the Elderly’s (COSE) Sprinkle Twinkles on their Wrinkles project! With the holiday season fast-approaching, we’d like to vouch for this project from one of our long-time partners as an early present to 10 of our lolas at COSE’s Group Home residents. Continue reading Help Us Give an Early Holiday Gift for COSE’s Group Home Residents
iVolunteer Introduces Treasure Volunteer — Support Your Advocacy Through Donations
Donating online isn’t new, but iVolunteer Philippines is looking to introduce a process that will let donors see how the projects they supported will be made to reality up to the point it makes an impact to someone else’s life. It’s a journey that we’d like to share with you and with our partners. With Treasure Volunteer, we hope to make volunteering more accessible and at the same time build more trust between nonprofits and volunteers. Tara! Volunteer tayo. Continue reading iVolunteer Introduces Treasure Volunteer — Support Your Advocacy Through Donations
CDRC Celebrates 35th Anniversary of Helping Build Resilient Communities
CDRC, who is celebrating its 35th anniversary today at the Institute of Biology Auditorium, University of the Philippines, Diliman, Quezon City is also one of iVolunteer Philippines strongest partners of in our advocacy to promote Disaster Preparedness, Environment and Poverty Alleviation. Causes which you can also support in the upcoming BayaniRun 2019. Continue reading CDRC Celebrates 35th Anniversary of Helping Build Resilient Communities
Changemakers Series: Dr. Tonio of Aral Pinoy
Over the years, we’ve had the pleasure to meet some of the most hardworking volunteer teachers in the country, one of which is Dr. Antonio Levy S. Ingles, Jr., Ph.D. Dr. Tonio, as he’s known by his peers and the volunteering community, has been teaching theology courses since 1990. Continue reading Changemakers Series: Dr. Tonio of Aral Pinoy
iVolunteer Community News Roundup: September 2019
iVolunteer’s Start Your Adventure talk for those who are interested in volunteering made a successful return last Saturday. iVolunteer Philippines in partnership with Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf hosted 37 guests over the weekend, most of which were professionals looking to find their way into the volunteering community. Continue reading iVolunteer Community News Roundup: September 2019
BayaniRun 2019 Is a NEW and Healthy Way to Volunteer
On November 17, we invite you to join us, our partners and hundreds of volunteer runners as we come together for the third annual BayaniRun advocacy run. This special gathering of volunteers at CCP Complex in Pasay, will also serve as a landmark event for the iVolunteer family as we celebrate our 10th year in the social service sector. Continue reading BayaniRun 2019 Is a NEW and Healthy Way to Volunteer
Skills-based Volunteering: How Your Talents Help Nonprofits
While SBV also requires strong commitment from volunteers, it’s a more enticing alternative for creatives, analysts, programmers, accountants and other specialists who want to connect their passions to the causes they care about. Continue reading Skills-based Volunteering: How Your Talents Help Nonprofits
‘Kill’ Your Heroes — Start Your Own Adventure
I’m not telling you to literally axe your heroes, or their statues. This is also not to say you should kill your dreams, or not have people you look towards for guidance or inspiration. Instead, think of it as allowing your heroes to be real human beings, and, in turn, allow yourself to be held to attainable standards. In your own terms, I’m calling you to become the hero you need. Continue reading ‘Kill’ Your Heroes — Start Your Own Adventure
