Over 10,000 Lives Touched
Throughout Insular Foundation’s 50 years of existence, it has helped 10,000 students achieve their dreams. For SY 2020-2021, the Foundation assisted 550 scholars enrolled in elementary and college.
Hours
3,147 Volunteer Hours
For 2019 to 2020, 3,147 volunteers have been rendered through various CSR projects such as the Gawad Kalinga Manggahan-Kawayanan, bamboo planting, fun run, and Project Taal efforts.
1st
Active PhilippineEagle Nest
1st Active Philippine Eagle Nest
With an estimate number of only 400 pairs left in the wild, the Philippine Eagle is listed as CRITICALLY ENDANGERED by the International Union for Convservation of Nature (IUCN). The Philippine Eagle Foundation (PEF), through the funding of their partners, have recorded several encounters of Philippine Eagles in Leyte and discovered the first active Philippine Eagle nest in the Visayas area. The PEF team has also intensified its Information and Education Campaign (IEC) in order to spread awareness to the public.
1.8 hectares for bamboo reforestation
Insular Foundation, Philippine Bamboo Foundation, and the Municipality of Lubao, Pampanga teamed up in 2019 to plant bamboo in 1.8 hectares of land in Lubao in 3 years. The project offsets carbon footprint, prevents soil erosion, and promote eco-tourism.
Assistance to 5,317 Families affected by man-made and natural disasters in 2020 alone
Through partnerships with the Philippine Business for Social Progress World Vision Development Foundation, Kaya Natin Movement for Good Governance and Ethical Leadership, Provincial Social Welfare and Development Office Albay, and Save the Children Philippines, the Foundation has provided family kits to 150 families affected by the earthquakes in Mindanao as well as food packs and hygiene kits to 4,417 families hit by Typhoons Rolly and Ulysses in the Bicol and Cagayan Valley Region. The Foundation donated family kits to 750 families affected by the Taal volcano eruption in the province of Batangas and provided monetary and in-kind donations to 14 different organizations (hospitals, agencies, etc.) during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic.
P3,886,895.24 Donations Raised
A total of P3,886,895.24, donated by employees, agents, and external donors, was raised to provide supplies needed to support various Insular Foundation projects such as Project Taal, COVID-19 relief, Adopt-a-Scholar, and Super Typhoon efforts.
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This AY 2023-2024, the Gold Eagle College Scholarship Grant is offered to incoming 1st year college students in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) courses offered by Insular Foundation’s 6 partner schools. This scholarship program aims to support intelligent and deserving students who need financial assistance to have access to the best education they need to improve their lives, their home, and the country.
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The Gold Eagle Scholarship program is Insular Foundation’s flagship program which gives scholarship grants to students in Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) courses offered by its six partner schools: UP Diliman, ASCOT, BSU, BISU
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Starting AY 2022-2023, Insular Foundation will provide grants to students pursuing STEM courses offered by its 6 partner schools.
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Fueled by the urgency to alleviate the harmful effects of climate change, Insular Foundation, Inc. partners with Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Inc., through its One To Tree (OTT) Program (RAFI OTT) to plant 10,000 native tree seedlings in Catmon, Cebu.
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Twenty seven freshmen students became the new Insular Gold Eagle Scholars for School Year 2021-2022.
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The Insular Foundation, in partnership with the For the Women Foundation, recently supported 18 scholars’ venture into data science.
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Insular Foundation, the social responsibility arm of Insular Life, was recognized as the World Vision CSR Company of the Year by Asia CEO Awards 2020.
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Alt+Tab: Shifting to the Next Normal was an online forum on distance learning, mental well-being, and post-pandemic career prospects for Gold Eagle scholars, alumni, and teachers.
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Insular Foundation, the corporate social responsibility arm of Insular Life (InLife), reported that its Kawayanihan Project in Lubao, Pampanga grows on track.
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Insular Foundation recently launched the Chain of Protection, a program that gives free insurance and hospitalization coverage to 110,000 essential workers to help secure them in case they catch the COVID-19
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Insular Foundation provides PPEs and free insurance coverage to medical frontliners
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Almost P2 million was raised in a week by employees of Insular Life and fund matching by the Insular Foundation, to provide assistance to those who were affected by the recent Taal Volcano eruption
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