We are amazed at how volunteers can creatively inject fun into a catastrophic situation. Thanks to Bea Jarantilla and her troop who brought Mingo to Carles, and Manon Hernaez who donated Mingo, the kids had a bunch of fun with Mingo while getting their nutrition, too.
Meet Antoineth, a little girl from Leyte. Antoineth and family rode the C-130 plane that carried evacuees from one of supertyphoon Haiyan’s worst-hit provinces to a refugee center in Manila. Camille Genuino of NVC Manila brought Mingo and other food resources to the evacuees. As Antoineth’s family was enjoying their early morning serving of Choco Mingo, we learned their story....
Meet Tet Saldaña-Ko, a Cebu-based fashion designer and Mingo volunteer. Here is the report we received from her today: “I’m happy to report that the Mingo I served in one of the barangays in Medellin, north of Cebu, was a super hit!!! I was able to make 300 cups. I mixed the Mingo with water,...
Davin is a twin and one of seven siblings. Before he was enrolled in NVC’s Start Right, Live Bright nutrition program in July 2013, he was pale and wan, terribly shy, and hardly interacted. What an improvement 2 months of Mingo Meals can make!
We’ve received donations for six more classrooms in a span of just two days! Thank you, Security Bank, for the classrooms in Puntamesa and Rizal Elementary Schools, and JVR Foundation and Emcor for the ones in Ilog Elementary School. And thank you, AGAPP Foundation, for our ongoing partnership!
In partnership with Bulig Mo, Kabuhi Ko (BMKK), the Young Scientists of Negros Program extends to two more public schools in Hinigaran and Binalbagan, Negros Occidental. Through a grant from IBM Philippines, NVC and BMKK turned over science books, microscope, computers, fixtures and television set to Linao Elementary School in Hinigaran and San Jose Elementary School...
NVC distributed books to 400 Kindergarten and Grade 1 pupils in five EB Magalona barangays. The initiative was headed by NVC’s EB Magalona chapter coordinator Alaina Oximer and chapter president Helen Tamayo.
Turnover of classrooms in Haguimit Elementary School, La Carlota City, Negros Occidental on July 31, 2012. In partnership wit Sen. Serge R. Osmeña Invalid Displayed Gallery
