Super Typhoon Odette ravaged Siargao Island and much of the vegetation was destroyed. Thanks to generous donors, we have been able to feed nutritious Mingo Meals to the children of the island and hope to feed more.
In December 2021, Super Typhoon Odette devastated many parts of the country. We continue to help affected communities get back on their feet.
The Mingo Party Bus was in Bantayan Park, Bago City for an 18th birthday sharelebration. It was a great day for moms and kids.
The Nikki Cares Foundation launched its community feeding program and tapped NVC Foundation to be its nutrition partner.
Suzy Peñalosa, a long-time volunteer, officially joins the NVC Foundation family as its Development Manager
After more than 2 years, the Mingo Bus is back in full force. LGUs have used it to kick off their feeding programs with a bang and you can rent the bus to sharelebrate a special occasion with others.
A birthday celebrant recently a threw Mingo Bus party and sharelebrated with 100 kids and their moms in Pulupandan on July 29.
DOST-FNRI presented NVC Foundation with a plaque of appreciation in recognition of our partnership with them in combating malnutrition in the country.
Together with LGUs, Control Union Philippines is helping a group of indigenous farmers in San Isidro, Davao del Norte work towards food security.
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.
An anonymous benefactor sharelebrated his birthday by helping this community of women in Negros restart their nipa roofing business after it had been put on hold after Super Typhoon Odette.
