CharityPhilippines.Org (CPO), in partnership with the Tribal Communities Association of the Philippines (TRICAP) through Project KAPWA, successfully conducted its Annual Charity Work 2025, reaching more than a thousand Indigenous Peoples (IPs) across five provinces—Camarines Sur, Aurora, Bataan, Tarlac, and Rizal.
Guided by the Filipino value of kapwa, the initiative delivered food packs, school supplies, Christmas gifts, emergency relief, and infrastructure support, bringing dignity and hope to families in geographically isolated and disaster-affected areas.
The outreach was made possible through the collaboration of sponsors and partners, including The Golden Hearts Missionary, SOGO Hotel (SOGO Cares), KIWANIS Hiraya, Philippine Eagles, Anilao Security Agency, JRS Church of Maamot, and Aeta Tribe International Foundation, as well as government agencies and civic partners, Local Government Units, and Indigenous leaders.
Activity Highlights:
Camarines Sur: Pasko sa Tribo 2025 in Barangay Binanuuanan Sur, Pili, benefited over 200 Indigenous Peoples from the Agta Tabangnon and Cimarron, with school supplies and food packs.
Bataan: In Barangay Binaritan, Morong, and Sitio Bilolo, Orion, Ayta communities received food packs from Vice Mayor Chermaine Sibug-Garcia and IPMR Shirley Restrom while Bilolo also hosted motorcycle donations and the groundbreaking of a Tribal Hall, attended by Barangay Captain Jesusa Susan Vargas reflecting strong local government support.
Aurora: Relief assistance reached over 300 families from the Ilongot, Igorot and Dumagat in Ditale, Dipaculao, affected by Typhoon Uwan organized by IPMR Randy Salo and Barangay Captain Elize Mape
Tarlac: The Ayta Abelling Tribe in Maamot received food packs and Christmas gifts, many families walking hours to attend.
Rizal: Dumagat/Remontado ICCs/IPs from three sitios gathered in Sitio Apia, Barangay Calawis, Antipolo City, for a food pack distribution coordinated with National Commissionon Indigenous Peoples (NCIP), Confederation of Independent Union (CIU) and City and Barangay LGUs.
Bo-i Limpayen Jennifer Pia Sibug Las, National President of TRICAP, expressed heartfelt gratitude: “We sincerely thank CharityPhilippines.Org for its unwavering love, compassion, and genuine concern for Indigenous Peoples. Through its ANNUAL CHARITY WORK 2025 and Project KAPWA, thousands of indigenous families across Luzon—Camarines Sur, Aurora, Bataan, Tarlac, and Rizal—felt seen, valued, and not forgotten. This work demonstrates the power of collaboration, volunteerism, and service rooted in empathy and respect for Indigenous dignity.”
The ANNUAL CHARITY WORK 2025 affirms that collective effort and volunteerism can transform lives, strengthen resilience, and uphold the dignity of Indigenous communities. From mountain villages in Camarines Sur to Sitio Apia in Rizal, and Bilolo in Bataan, the initiative highlights that when communities unite in service, hope grows, and no one is left behind.
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