Share the Love, Blood Drive  was spearheaded by Ayala Multi-Purpose Cooperative in partnership with the Ayala Business Clubs as well as other groups in the company for the benefit of The Philippine Red Cross and National Kidney Institute.

“I’ve been donating blood twice a year for the longest time. I started doing this because my Lola got sick years ago and she needed a blood transfusion. All her grandkids donated and that was the first time I did it. If it saves a life at such little cost why not, so I’ve been doing it ever since.

Ayala has been around for 185 years and it has changed so many lives, so if I can contribute in my own little way through this, then why not.”

Lissa Sumpaico
Talent Management Specialist,
Ayala Corporation

By partnering with Hineleban Foundation, a 100-peso donation can go a long way – it can be instrumental in rainforestation efforts and can reduce carbon footprint. To learn more visit https://hineleban.org/

Through Project 1 Phone, everyone is encouraged to turn their e-waste into something more meaningful – public school classrooms across the country. Each piece of an old phone, laptop, desktop, keyboard, mouse, charger, cable, and other electronic wastes will contribute to better quality education. To learn more visit https://www.globe.com.ph/about-us/sustainability/environment.html

The Ayala group’s participation in the DENR’s Battle for Rivers and Esteros through Manila Water’s Toka Toka Oplan Estero demonstrates the group’s commitment in helping the country restore its precious waterways.  MWC’s TokaToka campaign aims to consistently engage in clean-up activities and educate people on how they can contribute in protecting the environment. Toka Toka is the first and only used water movement in the Philippines that encourages individuals and communities to do their share in environmental protection.

Since its inception in 2012, the program continues to foster and strengthen partnerships with various national government agencies, local government units, (LGUs), and the private sector to further advance the movement.  To learn more go to https://www.manilawater.com/corporate/sustainability/sustainability-programs/environmental-protection.

The Ayala Group Medical Mission last April 27, 2019  was held at Southville 5A Elementary School, Barangay Langkiwa, Binan City, Laguna. Ayala citizen volunteers assisted doctors, nurses, health and safety personnel and other service providers in the following services and activities: medical, dental, optical, feeding for kids, school bags and supplies distribution, health and safety learning sessions, and free haircuts.

This medical mission aimed to promote health and safety literacy, provide quality healthcare and contribute to the overall well-being of the community it served.

A week-long program that leverages on synergy among the Ayala group and its partners to continue to fulfill its commitment of supporting the Philippine education system through activities such as repainting classrooms, the program:

• Supports Department of Education’s Brigada Eskwela program
• Helps achieve United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goal 4: Quality Education

To learn about the programs of Ayala Foundation go to www.ayalafoundation.org.

Baro’t Saya is a used clothes and shoes drive spearheaded by the Ayala Group CIO Forum as it joins in the celebration of Ayala’s 185^th anniversary.  Beneficiaries of the program ranged from Caritas Manila to the Aeta communities who were among earthquake victims in Porac, Pampanga.

AC Health has organized SOAR, a kite flying and family day activity for kids diagnosed with cancer in partnership with Kythe Foundation Inc.

Kythe is a non-profit, non-stock organization whose vision is to inspire hope and improve the quality of life of children diagnosed with cancer.

To learn more about AC Health go to www.achealth.com.ph.
To learn more about the Kythe Foundation go to www.kythe.org.

As part of Ayala Land’s (ALI) Alagang AyalaLand program, Assisted Natural Regeneration (ANR) activities aim to protect and expand permanent forest ecosystems. Aside from the planting of saplings, ANR focuses on activities that foster growth of endemic tree species such as tending to wild native seedlings, removal of weeds that suppress growth of existing trees and highlights the importance of environmental stewardship.

ANR is one of the many strategies in support of ALI’s sustainability goal of becoming the first Philippine company to target carbon neutrality by 2022.

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Ayala group volunteers joined the one-day nationwide house building and house painting activity organized by BPI in collaboration with Gawad Kalinga and Habitat for Humanity. Volunteers were deployed to help at the Navotas Relocation Site in Barangay Tanza in Navotas City.

Manila Water (MWC) organized a 2-day tree planting activity with Ayala group volunteers last August where approximately 160,000 seedlings were planted on 250 hectares of forested area at the Tayabsan Sub-Watershed.

The AMTC serves as a strategy to rehabilitate 6 critical watersheds supplying water to MWSS Service Areas  namely: La Mesa, Ipo, Angat, Umiray, Laguna Lake and Upper Marikina. The protection of these watersheds is important as their environmental conditions directly impinge on the quality and quantity of raw water supply.

As an AMTC partner, MWC is committed to the rehabilitation and protection of these vital watersheds.

To learn more about Manila Water’s Adopt a Water Shed program, click here

The river clean-up drive under Manila Water’s (MWC) Toka Toka program last August 31, 2019 officially kicked off MWC’s adoption of the Taguig River. With the participation of Ayala citizen volunteers together with LGU and DENR representatives, this Toka Toka program aims to raise awareness among the communities along the Taguig River on used water management and of other environmental programs and ordinances in the city, to clear Taguig River of floating trash and debris and also to conduct dredging of the river.

To learn more about MWC’s Toka Toka program, click here

AC Motors helped spread miles of smiles and cheer to children’s homes with its AUTOgether Gift Drive and Orphanage Outreach program. AC Auto together with other Ayala group volunteers donated school kits and brought Child Road Safety advocates to over 300 orphaned and destitute children across Metro Manila.  Ayala citizens who signed up also paid a visit to the following orphanages: Gentle Hands, Inc., Concordia Childresn, Casa Miani San Jose, Virlanie Foundation, Alay Pag-Asa Christian and Tahanan Pagmamahal.

Kasibulan is a long-term program spearheaded by Ayala’s Sustainability Council and is the Ayala group’s major initiative on reforestation and forest protection. As part of Ayala’s 185^th celebration, employee volunteers from across the group took part last November 22, 2019 in the reforestation efforts of the Ipo Dam Watershed in Norzagaray, Bulacan.

To learn more about Ayala’s sustainability programs, click here.

Ayala group runners and volunteers joined the 2019 Run with the Wind event last October 27, 2019 which highlighted AC Energy’s Conservation Estate in Ilocos Norte, a flagship sustainability program comprised of livelihood, forest protection and other sustainability initiatives. This was also AC Energy’s contribution to Ayala Corporation’s 185^th Year celebration with the hours accumulated by the Ayala Citizen volunteers and runners contributing to the 185,000 volunteer hours target of the Ayala group.

To learn more about AC Energy’s sustainability program, click here.

A team of 33 individuals composed of Ayala group volunteers, spearheaded by Generika, AC Infra, and MCX, conducted a medical and social outreach program last January 29, 2020 to the Medium Security Compound of the New Bilibid Prison in Muntinlupa. With the help of the Philippine Jesuit Prison Service, the volunteers were able to serve over 500 Persons Deprived of Liberty (PDL) by providing blood pressure monitoring, random blood sugar testing, and deworming. Aside from the mentioned health services, participating inmates also received hygiene and medical kits.

This initiative addresses one of the most pressing needs of the country, especially relevant inside the Bureau of Corrections’ Medium Security Camp – the need for basic health care.