OUR PURPOSIVE
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To provide lawful and godly assistance to the needy and less fortunate individuals, Indigenous Peoples (IPs), families, and communities through programs that promote emotional, educational, medical, psychological, and charitable support, including the establishment of livelihood programs as sustainable means of living.
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To raise or solicit grants, aid, or assistance—whether in the form of services, monetary funds, or in kind—from government agencies, instrumentalities, non-government organizations (NGOs), private entities, and individuals to support the Foundation’s objectives, including initiatives focused on climate change mitigation, environmental protection, and biodiversity conservation.
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To receive, accept, distribute, and account for any grants, aid, assistance, or contributions on behalf of beneficiaries and communities, from both local and international donor institutions.
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To establish and create chapters or satellite offices of the Foundation as necessary to fulfill its objectives and expand outreach to underserved communities, with specific focus on areas vulnerable to environmental degradation and climate risks.
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To perform any other lawful acts, undertakings, or services that may be necessary or beneficial for the fulfillment of the Foundation’s objectives, whether specifically mentioned above or not, including but not limited to environmental advocacy, climate resilience projects, and ecosystem restoration programs.