"To ensure financial, human and other resources guided by the ASA Philippines Foundation core values."
05.22.2021
Outreach program: Community Pantry
Day 1: May 22, 2021 (Saturday) Area: Tarlac I Venue: Sitio Burog, Brgy. San Vicente, Bamban, Tarlac (Aeta’s Community) Beneficiaries: 192
BOD Donjiel A. Hispano Gender and Development (GAD) Oversight
APCC Members Attended:
1. Mayflor Alcober
2. Nelson Delfin
3. Kimberly Castro
4. Allondra Mamaril
5. Christine Joy Paras
6. Ailene Bermudez
7. Joel Valdez
8. Steven Fiesta
9. Leona Caranto
Day 2: May 23, 2021 (Sunday)
Area: Pangasinan XIII Venue: Aquino St. Brgy. Poblacion, Manaoag, Pangasinan
Beneficiaries: 219
BOD Donjiel A. Hispano Gender and Development (GAD) Oversight
APCC Members Attended:
1. Aldrin Guardiano
2. Christine Leornas
3. Hunny Grace Baba
4. Adora Victoria Bulaon
5. Maybelle Santos
6. Jason Castrence
7. Charlene Navarro
8. Jersem Gutierrez
9. Jessa Brigole
The ASA Philippines Credit Cooperative (APCC) implemented the outreach program by providing a pantry for the Mangyans community under the leadership of our Gender and Development Oversight Committee Board member Donjiel A. Hispano and assisted by 18 cooperative members.
They distributed a variety of fresh vegetables, rice, eggs, sardines, vinegar, and noodles. The community pantry was held for two (2) days in Sitio Burog, Brgy. San Vicente, Bambang, Tarlac and Aquino St. Brgy. Poblacion, Manaoag, Pangasinan and distributed to 411 families.
The proper distribution to the residents was monitored by the barangay tanods of the said areas. They ensured order, tranquility, and compliance with the laws set by our national government.
01.2021
DONATION TO THE PASIG CITY LOCAL GOVERNMENT UNIT
In solidarity during the pandemic, the board of directors and management of ASA
Philippines Credit Cooperative donated two boxes of rice to the Disaster Risk Reduction
and Management Office at the Disaster Emergency Rescue (RED).
08.14.2020
URBAN GARDENING
Environmental Protection during a Pandemic
The Cooperative Development Authority (CDA) and the Gender Equality Resource ... The 2020 summit aims to sustain gender and development (GAD) ... issues today and for the future are climate change and environmental degradation. In compliance with the CDA on how primary cooperatives can help to protect the environment, the APCC has planted although only a small space has not been a reason to do helping the society already wrapped up in the toxic air in our environment.
Planting is a great endeavor to help the environment. From potting, soil and care to harvesting.
07.01.2020
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT SERVICEKAPITOLYO TRICYCLE DRIVERS’ ASSOCIATION (KAPTODA)
Much appreciation to the board of directors for supporting the management projects and
programs for the community.
The spirit of concern to the community emotion is very important to help the neediest
sector in society. One of them is the tricycle drivers who also lost their trips for a long time due
to community quarantine during the height of the pandemic. ASA Philippines Credit Cooperative
has chosen to provide assistance to the Capitol Tricycle Driver's Association where the APCC
operates as stated in the bylaws and articles of cooperation.
02.08.2020
COMMUNITY SERVICE TO THE VICTIMS OF TAAL VOLACANO ERUPTION
CONCERN FOR THE COMMUNITY…
The eruption of the Taal Volcano greatly touched the feelings of the people in the cooperative world. The principle of cooperation prevails in helping the community. Here the sentiments of the APCC board of directors are not different where our own members based in Batangas near Taal were also affected even in the neighboring provinces.
With the joint force of management and the board of directors, preparations were made for the victims of the volcanic eruption. The APCC has chosen a small community in Latag Taal, Batangas to be the beneficiary. Personal hygiene kits were chosen by the team to distribute for their personal health needs. Under the leadership of Punong Barangay ng Latag, the kits were distributed to the other barangay officials. The people in their community are very grateful for the personal hygiene kits distributed by the APCC because according to them that is what they had a hard time buying when the volcano erupted.
For the residents, may your life be better and the volcano may continuously calm down. May the Lord guide you all!
10.2019
OUTREACH PROGRAM TO MANGYAN TRIBE AT LA MESA DAM
Prior to becoming a member of the Pasig City Cooperative Development Council, the
ASA Philippines Credit Cooperative did not give up in supporting all aspirations and projects for
the community.
