ABOUT US

ABOUT NVC FOUNDATION

NUTRITION, EDUCATION, LIVELIHOOD

OUR PEOPLE

 Left to Right (Back Row): Roy Hojilla, Omon Maravilla, Charlemagne Yu, Patrick Pasengco. Left to Right (Front Row): Teresa Lacson, Therese Ng, Millie Kilayko, Reggie Barientos, Therese Jochico.

Left to Right (Back Row): Roy Hojilla, Omon Maravilla, Charlemagne Yu, Patrick Pasengco. Left to Right (Front Row): Teresa Lacson, Therese Ng, Millie Kilayko, Reggie Barientos, Therese Jochico.

BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Milagros (Millie) Kilayko
President

Therese Ng
Vice-President

Virgilio Roy Hojilla
Treasurer

BOARD MEMBERS

Therese Jochico

Teresa Lacson

Omon Maravilla

Charlemagne Yu

Regina Jacinto-Barrientos

Patrick Pesengco

MANAGEMENT OFFICE

Chief Executive Officer
Millie Kilayko

Administrative Affairs
Luis Jose Araneta

Accounting and Finance
Cleth Dizon Bulaong

Production and Manufacturing
Luis Jose Araneta
Victoria Grace Madalag

Programs
Mariel Tolentino

Marketing
Ria Lacson-Aviñante

Development and External Affairs
Suzy Peñalosa

Nutrition
Milette Regalado Cordero

Food Security
Luis Jose Araneta

Communications
Angela Mapa

GOODWILL AMBASSADORS


Juan Diego Barrientos

Andro Barrientos

Abram Karol Bisuña

ENVOYS OF HOPE

Mariel Tolentino

Josephine Ruiz

Dianna Jean Callejo Cruz

Rosario Ortoll

Mac Harman

SISTER ORGANIZATION

MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT

A LOVE NOTE THE LOVE TRAIL

For NVC Foundation, Inc, which turns ten years old this year, LOVE was always enough to get everything done.

Many times we were caught without the resources to accomplish a project, but always, without fail, a solution wrapped in love would arrive. At no time was this more pronounced than the first semester of 2020: a year which raised its curtains to the eruption of Taal Volcano and moved forward to the COVID-19 crisis.

An avalanche of the best of the human spirit, both from within the NVC Family as well as from donors and volunteers, sustained our emergency relief services from the distribution of Mingo Meals and farm-to-table Meal Bags which helped feed both the producers (small farmers and marginal fishermen) as well as the end users which were families who lost their earning capability due to lockdowns and quarantine. The production and provision of PPEs, propelled by volunteers, powered by donations from private individuals and driven by NVC to final distribution, allowed us to provide timely and adequate deliveries to the hospitals and health centers which needed them, were proofs of our adaptive capability in a collaborative setting.

This is our 4th edition of LOVE DELIVERS, our annual diary and gratitude journal. This is our thank you card to all those who have helped us bring NVC’s brand of love to 45 provinces across the Philippine archipelago. And this is our story book for those who wish to know us better. May you all feel the love, and may our stories keep your hearts burning too

MILLIE L. KILAYKO

 

AWARDS AND RECOGNITION

Ateneo de Manila University conferred the Parangal Lingkod ng Sambayanan (Public Service Award) on NVC Foundation on November 22, 2022.

NVC was recognized as a valuable partner of DOST-FNRI during its diamond anniversary celebration on July 1, 2022 at the Manila Hotel.

NVC is proud to be among the 5 finalists in the outstanding institution category at the 7th Ramon Aboitiz Foundation Inc. (RAFI) Triennial Awards.The awarding was held at the Bai Hotel in Cebu City on August 31, 2018.

NVC Foundation was one of the recipients of the 1st Kabalikat Achievement Award from the Department of Science and Technology at the Dusit Thani Manila Hotel in Makati City on July 27, 2018.

On November 5, 2014, NVC Foundation was given the Outstanding Negrense Award by the Provincial Government of Negros Occidental.

On April 26, 2014, NVC Foundation received the Signum La Sallianum Award from the University of St La Salle and a Community Service Award from the Locsin Genealogy Foundation