Slide 1: AY Foundation
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Slide 2: About AY Foundation
• Established by Amb. Alfonso T. Yuchengco in 1970 to administer an educational fund for the children of Grepalife employees and sales associates. The program later expanded to include street children and members of the indigenous groups. • Guided by the principle of Amb. Yuchengco’s Cycle of Giving
Slide 3: Vision and Mission
VISION A focused professional foundation that will make an impact on moral values and social development in Philippine society. MISSION To contribute to the improvement of the quality of life of the Filipino - especially the poor and the disadvantaged - particularly in the formation of moral values,
Slide 4: Goals
GOALS • To provide educational assistance to financially needy but deserving Filipino youth, especially members of the indigenous groups, center-based street children, and dependents of employees of the YGC; • To contribute to the formation of moral values in our society, especially among the youth
Slide 5: Programs
PROGRAMS EDUCATION • Scholarship Program • Classroom Project AWARDS & RECOGNITION • National Discipline Awards • Saint Teresa of Calcutta Award HEALTH SERVICES • For Women Only Project • Immunization Project • Medical & Dental Mission • Hospital Bed Donation Project
Slide 6: Scholarship Program
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM To provide educational assistance to financially needy but deserving Filipino youth, especially members of indigenous groups, center-based street children, and dependents of YGC employees. CATEGORIES: 1. In-House – qualified dependents of YGC employees 2. General Public – street
Slide 7: Scholarship Program
SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM Number of scholars for SY 2023-2024 • 633 scholars (59 GS, 145 HS, 429 College) • 95 in-house • 538 general public Number of graduate scholars for SY 2022-2023 • 43 college graduates • 2 in-house • 41 general public Number of partner organizations/schools • 28 organizations/schoo
Slide 8: Classroom Project
CLASSROOM PROJECT Adopt-A-School Program To assist in the delivery of better quality education to public schools in the country, particularly in the poverty-stricken provinces. • 43 classrooms donated since 2005 • 24 school-beneficiaries nationwide
Slide 9: National Discipline Awards
NATIONAL DISCIPLINE AWARDS To contribute to the formation of moral values in our society, especially among the youth. A character-based award given to graduating high school students for possessing the core values of discipline, courage, integrity and self-sacrifice. • 14,668 awardees since 1990 • 4
Slide 10: Cycle Program
CYCLE PROGRAM Championing the Youth for Community Leadership Program A leadership training and values formation program that instills a keen sense of social responsibility among the National Discipline awardees (NDA) through a two-day workshop and 18-hour of community work. • 568 NDAs participated s
Slide 11: Saint Teresa of Calcutta Award
SAINT TERESA OF CALCUTTA AWARD An annual community service award in partnership with the JCI Manila that gives public recognition to individuals who dedicated at least 25 years of their lives serving the poorest of the poor like Mother Teresa. • 40 recipients since 1983 • Recipient receives P1M cash
Slide 12: Health Program: For Women Only Project
HEALTH PROGRAM For Women Only Project A health financial assistance project for Filipino women suffering from non-malignant gynecological disorder. It aims to provide assistance to indigent patients to have free access to consultation from medical specialists, laboratory examination, surgical proced
Slide 13: Health Program: Immunization Project
HEALTH PROGRAM Immunization Project A preventive healthcare program to reduce risk of poor health and incidence of illness. • 13,561 patients served since 2014 • 3 immunization activities per year • Vaccine: Pnuemo23
Slide 14: Health Program: Medical & Dental Mission
HEALTH PROGRAM Medical & Dental Mission To provide poor Filipinos in far-flung communities with access to quality medical services. • 70,000+ patients served since 1986 • 5 to 6 missions per year nationwide
Slide 15: Health Program: Hospital Bed Donation Project
HEALTH PROGRAM Hospital Bed Donation Project To contribute to the government’s effort of improving the delivery of healthcare services in the country. • 149 beds distributed since 2019
Slide 16: Other Accomplishments & Ongoing Projects
OTHER ACCOMPLISHMENTS & ONGOING PROJECTS • Relief and Rehabilitation Effort • YGC Christmas Fund Drive • Grants and Donations
Slide 17: Relief and Rehabilitation Efforts
RELIEF AND REHABILITATION EFFORTS In times of calamities, the foundation provides assistance for the relief and rehabilitation projects for the victims of natural disasters and other crisis situations. BENEFICIARIES: 72,034 families and 17,213 individuals nationwide since 2005
Slide 18: YGC Christmas Fund Drive
YGC CHRISTMAS FUND DRIVE Gift-Certificate Charity Aid Distribution in partnership with the Caritas Manila • BENEFICIARIES: 60,000+ families and 29,000+ individuals since 2020 • Poor, low & no-income families, vulnerable groups (elderly, pregnant, nursing mothers, children, PWDs), families facing cri
Slide 19: Grants & Donations
GRANTS & DONATIONS To provide funding to organizations and institutions that support and enable the advancement of patient care and healthcare delivery, promote quality education, and social welfare of people in need.
Slide 20: Grants & Donations: Health Clinics
GRANTS & DONATIONS HEALTH CLINICS AYF provides funds for the salaries of the medical staff, medicines, laboratory fees, and supplies. 1. Paglat Health Clinic (Maguindano) 60,858 indigent patients served since 2005 2. Tondo Clinic (Upskills+ Foundation) 79,289 indigent patients served since 2010
Slide 21: Grants & Donations: Feeding, Nutrition & Hygiene
GRANTS & DONATIONS FEEDING, NUTRITION & HYGIENE PROGRAM 1. High Caloric Milk Program 2. Feeding and Hygiene Program (PGH-Child Foundation) (Arnold Janssen Kalinga Center - Tayuman) Beneficiaries: 40 children with 422,610 accumulated numbers of meals cancer monthly served since 2015 with an average o
Slide 22: Grants & Donations: Assistance for Teachers
GRANTS & DONATIONS ASSISTANCE FOR TEACHERS 1. Hadji Datu Abubakar K. Pendatun National High School (Maguindanao) 7 Teachers Honorarium of P5,000/month/teacher 2. T’Boli School of Indigenous Knowledge and Traditions (South Cotabato) 6 Teachers Honorarium of P5,000/month/teacher School supplies P3,000
Slide 23: AYF Board of Trustees
AYF BOARD OF TRUSTEES 1. MRS. HELEN Y. DEE - CHAIRMAN 9. MR. ALFONSO S. YUCHENGCO, JR. 2. MR. CESAR E. A. VIRATA 10. MS. MICHELE MARIE Y. DEE 3. DR. REYNALDO B. VEA 11. ATTY. GUIA MARGARITA Y. SANTOS 12. MR. PAOLO Y. ABAYA 4. BRO. RAYMUNDO SUPLIDO, FSC 13. MR. XAVIER Y. ZIALCITA 5. FR. BIENVENIDO NE
Slide 24: AYF Officers and Staff
AYF OFFICERS AND STAFF AYF STAFF PRESIDENT: MS. ANNABELLE S. YUCHENGCO Mr. Ralph Arjy Diestro Project Officer – Health Program EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT: MS. MICHELE MARIE Y. DEE Mr. Bryan James Sudaria Project Officer - National Discipline Awards and Saint Teresa of Calcutta Award TREASURER: DR. REY
Slide 25: Yuchengco Group of Companies
YUCHENGCO GROUP OF COMPANIES PAN MALAYAN MANAGEMENT AND INVESTMENTS CORP. (PMMIC) MAPUA UNIVERSITY RIZAL COMMERCIAL BANKING CORP. (RCBC) MAPUA-MALAYAN COLLEGES LAGUNA, INC. MAPUA-MALAYAN COLLEGES MINDANAO, INC. RCBC SAVINGS BANK MALAYAN HIGH SCHOOL OF SCIENCE RCBC CAPITAL UNIVERSITY OF NUEVA CACERES
Slide 26: Our Location
OUR LOCATION 48/F, YUCHENGCO TOWER 1 RCBC PLAZA, 6819 AYALA AVENUE MAKATI CITY
Slide 27: Thank You!
“Corporate well-being is manifest not only in hefty dividends. It is also evident in community integration and responsiveness… It is not enough to have successful business ventures. It is just as important to respond to the needs of the community we find ourselves in.” – Ambassador Alfonso T. Yuchen