Service
Relief, livelihood, light and rescue — programs built to reach people when it matters most.
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When typhoons and floods strike, relief has to arrive fast. ElmerFrancisco.org organizes school bags and supplies, food, slippers, towels and relief goods — working with partners from chambers of commerce and Rotary clubs to media crews who help tell the story.
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Launched days after the December 16, 2011 flash flood, Sendongpreneur gives survivors start-up capital and training based on the skills they had before the storm — turning a disaster into a fresh start.
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A Liter of Light turns a plastic bottle filled with water into a solar bulb worth 55–60 watts of daylight — free to run, made for about US$1, and good for years. Savings of Php200–500 a month for families who need it most.
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Established June 7, 2013, the ElmerFrancisco.org Quick Response Team is a trained, fully equipped rescue unit with its own reinforced rescue vehicle and boat — ready for swift-water, rope, first-aid and CPR emergencies.
More ways the family gives back
A modern jeepney for qualified jeepney and tricycle operators — with nothing paid up front and no bank loans.
A 501(c)(3) public charity building homes for homeless veterans and supporting veterans’ mental health.
Eco-friendly housing for the unhoused, sustainable public mobility, education and access to health care.
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