We recently reconnected with Rolando Pamplona, a fisherman from Palo, Leyte who received the 1,000th Peter Project fishing boat. His story is one of so many that challenge us to strive harder.
Category: People We Serve
Kind Souls Come to Tatay Efren’s Aid
Kind souls came to the aid of Tatay Efren, a single father of three. He is now in the progress of starting his home-based livelihood project--a mini farm!
Our San Carlos Farmers Grow Hope
With the help of generous supporters, we are slowly helping a group of our small farmer partners in San Carlos, Negros Occidental achieve food security.
Holiday Cheer for Those Affected by Super Typhoon Odette
We wanted to bring some holiday cheer to those affected by Super Typhoon Odette. So when we brought relief goods to Purok Alimango in Camarus Island, Binalbagan on Christmas day, we had something special loaded—a cotton candy machine! First we loaded it on a truck, then a boat, and finally, a tricycle till it reached...
Control Union Philippines Helps Our San Isidro Farmers of Hope Work towards Food Security
Together with LGUs, Control Union Philippines is helping a group of indigenous farmers in San Isidro, Davao del Norte work towards food security.
Mingo Meals Work Their Magic in Novaliches
We work closely with Fr. Aldrin Lopez of the Sacred Parish of Novaliches. Before we kicked off the Mingo Meals Feeding Program for the parish, the children in the photos Fr. Lopez sent to us were very listless. But when the feeding program was implemented, the children in the photos were bright-eyed and smiling. Here...
Hope Grows Anew in a Garden in Helvetia
Our Talisay Gardeners of Hope enjoyed a successful first harvest. Meanwhile, the sun shines down on another Garden of Hope! 16 kinds of vegetables are in different stages of growth in this garden on the fringes of Helvetia Subdivision, Bacolod City. A generous benefactor allowed us to use the land. On this patch of earth,...
Our Talisay Gardeners Grow Hope
Our First Garden of Hope As early as 2019, NVC was helping small farming communities work towards food security. We called these farmers our Farmers of Hope. We provided them with new farm tools, seeds and simple training. This helped them improve their internal food supply. Much of their food was grown right in the...