Masara Landslide Project

The Generous Hearts Foundation (TGHF) has conducted community outreach programs in Davao, Philippines. It is heartening to hear about the efforts made to provide assistance and support to the affected individuals and communities. The TGHF team, in collaboration with Sir Angkol Melot Roble and his family, worked tirelessly to provide assistance to the individuals and families affected by the devastating flood in Monkayo town, Davao de Oro. The flood, which occurred in February 2024, caused significant damage to many villages. The team’s dedication and support have been instrumental in helping the affected individuals and families during this difficult time. Additionally, the tragic landslide in Barangay Masara, Davao De Oro, has caused immense devastation to the community. The TGHF has been actively involved in providing assistance and support to the affected individuals and families in this area as well. Furthermore, on March 19, 2024, the TGHF team, officers, members, sponsors, alongside with collaboration with Sir Elvis Gura, Roland Boy Official, Sir Kadungiz and Family, Arturo Timkang, and volunteers distributed relief goods to two evacuation centers located in Mawab, Philippines. The team worked tirelessly to provide assistance to 275 families who sought refuge in these centers. Through the collective efforts of the dedicated team and the support of donors, the TGHF was able to make a significant impact in providing relief and support to the evacuees in Mawab. The dedication and commitment of the TGHF and its partners in assisting communities affected by disasters are truly commendable. Their efforts play a crucial role in providing relief, support, and hope to those in need. #CommunityOutreach #DisasterAssistance #SupportingCommunities

Pabahay Project with Tatay Juniour

The Generous Hearts Foundation (TGHF) has undertaken a shelter and housing project for Tatay Junior, a deserving individual in need of a safe and secure place to call home. This initiative aims to provide Tatay Junior with a comfortable and dignified living space, ensuring that he has a stable foundation to rebuild his life.

The Generous Hearts Foundation (TGHF) recently organized a gift-giving and grocery supplies distribution event in Bukidnon, in collaboration with Sir Elvis M. Gura. This initiative aimed to provide assistance and support to individuals and families in need within the community. During the event, TGHF and Sir Elvis M. Gura worked together to gather essential items and groceries to be distributed to those who are facing economic challenges or have limited access to basic necessities. The collaboration between TGHF and Sir Elvis M. Gura ensured a more comprehensive and impactful outreach effort.

Wheelchair for Kokoy

On October 2023, the Generous Hearts Foundation extended their kindness and compassion by donating a wheelchair to KoyKoy, an individual in need. This act of generosity aimed to improve KoyKoy’s mobility and enhance their quality of life. The wheelchair, provided by the foundation, was carefully selected to meet KoyKoy’s specific needs, ensuring comfort and ease of use. This project was filled with warmth and gratitude as representatives from The Generous Hearts Foundation presented the wheelchair to KoyKoy. The atmosphere was filled with joy and appreciation as KoyKoy and his family expressed their heartfelt thanks for the thoughtful gift. The Generous Hearts Foundation, known for their commitment to helping those in need, once again demonstrated their dedication to making a positive impact in the community. Through their act of donating a wheelchair, they exemplified the values of compassion, inclusivity, and the belief in the importance of equal access to mobility resources. This donation not only provided KoyKoy with a practical tool for enhanced mobility but also served as a reminder that acts of kindness can have a profound impact on individuals’ lives. The Generous Hearts Foundation’s support and generosity continue to inspire others to lend a helping hand and make a difference in the lives of those who need it most.