One Meralco Foundation helps low income families in the Meralco franchise area obtain access to electricity through its community electrification program. Since the program’s launch in 2011, it has already energized more than 18,000 homes.
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The Foundation is humbled with the recognition given by various stakeholders here and abroad. They do not only celebrate the work the Foundation does, but more importantly, they inspire us to strive harder in making a positive impact on the lives of many Filipinos.
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One Meralco Foundation helps low income families in the Meralco franchise area obtain access to electricity through its community electrification program. Since the program’s launch in 2011, it has already energized more than 18,000 homes.
One Meralco Foundation’s MVP Academic Achievement Awards (MVP AAA) grants educational assistance to deserving sons and daughters of Meralco Group employees to support their education expenses for the current school year. Over 600 brilliant Meralco dependents have been recognized under this program since 2011.
In 2011, One Meralco Foundation launched its School Electrification Program to bring electricity and technology to off-grid public schools located in remote island and mountain communities. Less the five years later, the program energized its 100th school, an elementary school in the boondocks of Porac, Pampanga, home to the Aeta indigenous community. To this day, the program continues to energize schools within and beyond the Meralco franchise area.
One Meralco Foundation and Meralco, along with its partners Pepsi and Glad, recently launched an improvised flotation device called “Salba Bote” to help families along flood prone areas prepare for the coming of the typhoon season.
More than 7,000 remote public elementary and high schools in the Philippines do not have access to electricity to this day. Consequently, students in these schools are left behind especially in terms of science and technology.
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