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Ongoing Reconstruction in San Ramon Catholic School

Written by Administrator

Reconstruction work is underway at the San Ramon Catholic School in Himamaylan City, Negros Occidental, where Typhoon Odette caused severe damage to the roof, ceiling, and walls of a building that housed several classrooms, laboratories, the school clinic, and offices.

Tanging Yaman Foundation contributed PhP 520,447.00 towards the rehabilitation of the damaged building.

Rev. Fr. Richard L. Lachica said they expect to finish the reconstruction at the end of June, just before face-to-classes resume.

Thanks to all our donors and mission partners. AM+DG.

Distribution of Relief Packs to 288 Families in Baseco, Tondo, Manila

Written by Administrator

Tanging Yaman Foundation, Inc., through the Office of the Vice President, distributed Relief Packs to 288 Families who were gravely affected by a fire in Brgy 649, Baseco, Tondo, Manila.

Thanks to our donors and mission partners. AM+DG

TYF Adjudged as 2022 PN Stakeholders Awardee

Written by Administrator

In a ceremony to commemorate Philippine Navy's 124th Anniversary, Tanging Yaman Foundation, Inc., was recognized as one of the 2022 PN Stakeholders Awardees.

TYF would like to express our deep gratitude to the Philippine Navy (Headquarters) for recognizing our continuous partnership with them in various humanitarian projects.

May the Good Lord continue to bless us as a conduit of hope and love to our fellow Filipinos in need. AM+DG

Assistance for the Construction in the Sto. Niño Parish Church, Bohol

Written by Administrator

Typhoon Odette Rehab Update.
Project: Assistance for the Construction in the Sto. Niño Parish Church, Bohol

The domed roof of Sto. Nińo Parish in Cortes, Bohol, was severely damaged during Typhoon Odette in December 2021.

Every time it rained, water gushed inside the church and not just drenching the pews and floor but posing a threat to the century-old beautifully painted church ceiling.

Reconstruction of the roof has now been completed, to the relief of parish priest, Rev. Fr. Irvin Garsuta. Tanging Yaman Foundation contributed P724,405.00 for the rehabilitation, which involved new trusses and roofing. Funds raised by the Parish from Christmas caroling just before the typhoon struck supplemented the budget for the new roofing.

We thank our donors and mission partners. AM+DG

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