I am blessed to be a Climate Leader

As an educator for twenty years, I am blessed to have the opportunity to listen to and learn from the experts themselves after I have been “carefully selected out of hundreds of applicants to be trained as a Climate Leader” (Letter from Mario E. Molina, Climate Reality Leadership Corps Director, The Climate Reality Project (CRP) / 05-22-14). 

Check-A-School Program (CAS Program)

Last Saturday, April 12, I met with Dr. Emile Gozali at UCC Coffee Café - Burgos Circle (Forbes Town Center, Taguig City, 1634, Metro Manila).

He is a visiting Senior Research Fellow at the Global Asia Institute, National University of Singapore. Prior to that he was a Principle Budget and Management Services Specialist at the Asia Development Bank. At present he is the Principal Evaluation Specialist at Asian Development Bank. He holds a Ph.D. in Developmental Economics from Cornell University (http://asiadialogue.org/experts/emile-gozali/).

The afternoon encounter was a fruitful exchange to better address the needs of improving the quality of basic education of public schools nationwide. 

Through CheckMySchool (CMS), a citizen-led ongoing social audit project endorsed by Department of Education (DepEd),  we will start with three cities, Quezon, Caloocan and Taguig through a people-participation initiatives to work hand in hand with both national and local government units (LGU's) and/or Local School Boards (LSBs). 

This community ownership drive (CO Drive) or check-a-school program (CAS Program) initially in three identified cities will be needing both its commitment and support (monetary and in-kind) to ensure sustainability and independence.

The community is both a local based community-funding and a community-effort influencing managerial planning and attaining effective education in its implementation. That same community having direct influence on our LGUs and LSBs is the beneficiary from the improvements in our public school system.

The next step is to identify CMS's representative/s to start introducing the said engagement to the LGUs and/or LSBs representative/s of the three identified cities.

While initial local funding is now under way, this will call for another meeting/s to plan on how this can be turned into reality.

Get 5,000 Poor Filipino Children To Eat Apples

We would like to sincerely appeal for your generous online donation in behalf of the 5,000 Poor Filipino Children who have never seen nor tasted apples in their life. To them an apple is just a representation of the letter A in the English alphabet they learned in school.

The Appledrive Project will provide Apples and Appleboy Comic Books to 5,000 Poor Filipino Children in Metro Manila, Pangasinan and Tacloban for them to eat apples more often and to educate them and their parents about the importance of living healthy and why they should eat apples.

With a minimum of $10 dollars / ₱ 440 pesos, the Appledrive Project will provide 10 apples for a poor Filipino child for 10 days. With $20 dollars / ₱ 880 pesos, the Appledrive Project will provide 15 apples for 1/2 month and 8 copies of Appleboy Comic Book.

Project Name: Get 5,000 Poor Filipino Children To Eat Apples Project Id: 16316

Link to this project: http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/get-5000-poor-filipino-children-to-eat-apples If you want to use a shorter url for Twitter, SMS, or Facebook the link is: http://goto.gg/16316
 

We know that there are a lot of other ways you could spend the money, but you believe in our project, thus you will be making these 5,000 Poor Filipino Children eat apples and learn the importance of healthy living.

Please also consider telling to your friends and family about this project by sharing the link on your blogs or social networks. 

Thank you again for all your support to this cause.

With gratitude,

RJ "Appleboy" Garcia Jr
Founder. Entrepreneur. Advocate. 
THE APPLEDRIVE PROJECT
 
Antonio Levy S. Ingles, Jr., Ph.D. 
Founder. Educator.
ARALPINOY.ORG INC

Project Leader for Aral Pinoy in
GLOBALGIVING FOUNDATION

Save 100 Filipino Needy Children Stay In School

We sincerely thank you for your support to ARALPINOY.ORG INC through GlobalGiving. We would like to sincerely appeal for your generous online donation in behalf of the 100 children, many of whom are relatives and family friends of the victims of the Super Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) who lost everything. 

With a minimum of $10 dollars / ₱ 436.28 pesos it will help ensure that we can continue saving these 100 Filipino needy children from economically disadvantaged families in a community of informal settler-families (ISFs) here in Parañaque City, Metro Manila.

Project Name: Save 100 Filipino Needy Children Stay In School Project Id: 15234

We are accepting donations on Monday, November 25, 2013 at 13:00 PM EST! You can click and donate to our project page here: http://www.globalgiving.org/projects/save-100-filipino-needy-children-stay-in-school/  A shorter url for Twitter, SMS, or Facebook is here: http://goto.gg/15234

We know there are a lot of other ways you could spend the money, since you believe in our cause, you will save these 100 Filipino needy children. 

Please consider telling your friends and family about our project - share the link on your blogs or social networks. You know your family and friends best, so please tell them why you chose our project and what it means to you.
   

Thank you again for all your support to this cause.

With gratitude,

Antonio Levy S. Ingles, Jr., Ph.D. 
Founder ARALPINOY.ORG INC
www.aralpinoy.net

Project Leader for Aral Pinoy 
in GlobalGiving Foundation 
www.globalgiving.org

Help my people. There is no small help, All are equally important!

While there are international helps that are coming in, it is our utmost concern and we are convinced that our little effort to find DIRECT HELP is urgent and necessary.



Aral Pinoy (Education Philippines) is helping Malapascua, Cebu, Philippines and Puerto Princessa (Coron), Palawan, Philippines.

If you wish to donate in CASH, any amount raised will be given to these communities that were severely hit by typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan).
 
We have contacts with direct influence and connections to these communities and they will send you relevant updates, expense reports and photos about the relief operations this weekend. Please email us the deposit slip to acknowledge receipt of proof of deposit.

Make a deposit to:

Account Name: ARALPINOY.ORG INC
Account Number: 00-2771-0020-75
Bank Name: Bank of the Philippine Islands (Current Account)
SWIFT Code: BOPIPHMM

or

via Credit Card, go to this link below:http://aralpinoy.blogspot.com/2012/11/donate.html

Thank you very much!

Antonio Levy S. Ingles, Jr., Ph.D.
Educator/ Founder
ARALPINOY.ORG,INC.
www.aralpinoy.net
(632) 09178661006

Donate

Donate via Bank Deposit:

Account Number – 00-2771-0020-75

Account Name – ARALPINOY.ORG INC

Bank Name – Bank of the Philippine Islands

Branch – Vito Cruz St. Scholastica, Malate

SWIFT Code – BOPIPHMM

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Project Message: 

"My big dream is to be a certified public accountant and this
project will fulfill my dream by supporting my schooling
expenses. I will find a job right away after
graduation to support my family." 

~ Richard V. La Rosa, Accounting Management Student

My name is Richard V. La Rosa, born June 15, 1993, 20 years of age, from Banay Banay 2.0, San Jose, Batangas  I‘m a  4th year student in (BSU) Batangas State University, Batangas City, taking up Accounting Management. My mother’s name is Adela M. Virrey-La Rosa, 53 years old and born on September 08, 1959. She is under graduate of elementary and had no work or job as of now since she takes care of my father due to his illness. My father’s name is Melchor L. La Rosa, 57 years old and born on January 06, 1956 . He graduated from elementary and a jeepney driver. Last year he was diagnosed with lung cancer and died on May 08, 2013. We are eight siblings in the family.

I am a working student since I was 2nd year high school up to now. But due to my hectic schedule, I worked during Saturday and Sunday only for me to have my transportation fare and school allowance during my school days.

(Pinagkakasya ko po ang pera ko kaya minsan nagbabaon ako ng tinapay o kanin.) You could imagine how I tried to meet both ends on a meager money, so once in a while I simply brought along in school either bread or rice.

I really need to have a financial assistance. Because with my busy schedule with my thesis, assignment and others, I need to have an extra income to support all my expenses. 

My big dream is to be a certified public accountant and this project will fulfill my dream by supporting my schooling expenses. I will find a job right away after graduation to support my family.

I will help my other siblings and support my sisters to continue their studies since they chose to stop in order for me to finish my studies. I also want to have a business of my own for my mother,  that can support not only my family but also other people like PSAC and Aral Pinoy were doing. I was so touched the way they help other people. No pretensions, no anything. 

So, I really need to graduate this April to fulfill my dreams and be someone that my other siblings can rely on. My daily schooling allowance is not enough for Monday until Friday. And I was so thankful that I'm part of Aral Pinoy project and will be a recipient of schooling allowance. I am hoping and praying to God for the chance that I will be selected.

(Maraming maraming salamat po.!) Many many thanks!

Antonio Levy S. Ingles, Jr., Ph.D.
Founder
ARALPINOY.ORG INC
www.aralpinoy.net

Project Leader
for Aral Pinoy
in www.globalgiving.org/donate/16267/aralpinoy-org-inc

High School Students

1. Aguila, Kimberly Ann
2. Alvarez, Che-Che R.
3. Andal, Norie Ros
4. Andaya, Cielou
5. Balunos, Lucky Christian A.
6. Bugtong, Ruby
7. Calalo, Cheska O.
8. De Chavez, Patrick Renz
9. De La Cruz, Marie Rose S.
10. Dolar, Levy A.
11. Katigbak, Noriel A.
12. Lajarca, Joyce Ann R.
13. Laylo, Raymart N.
14. Laylo, Vanna Mae H.
15. Llanes, Kristyl V.
16. Loren Joy Regio
17. Lospe, Rowena P.
18. Mabiling, Israel C.
19. Magabo, Russel G.
20. Mallillin, Peta Mikkaela A.
21. Mantuano, Rhoa Micaela
22. Medina, Aljohn Paul L.
23. Mercado, Cedrick F.
24. Mercado, Lucky Bryan T.
25. Miralles, Christine F.
26. Montañez, Mark Aldrin V.
27. Ona, Jhon Paul
28. Ongkit, Jenessa
29. Padua, Jesselyn A.
30. Ramos, Dennica Hannah A.
31. Rueca, Hannah A.
32. Saldua, Shierlyn P.
33. Villanueva, Dianne Kathleen
34. Villanueva, Ed Paulo C.

College Students

1. Arellano, Aldren
2. Bon, Joel V.
3. Dapoc, Angelica
4. De La Cruz, Angelyn M.
5. Dimatatac, Jeanette
6. Gallago, Mary Ann P.
7. Galo, Ina Austria
8. Galupo, Alexander
9. La Rosa, Richard V.
10. Lozada, Paul August V.
11. Marcial, Marie Kris F.
12. Matulac, Shiela Mae P.
13. Ocampo, Absolom
14. Ona, Leona Jane E.
15. Panggat, Leighton
16. Sauro, Mary Rose V.