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People are now getting back on the streets, not because it’s safe but because they have no choice. For almost three months since the quarantine was implemented, thousands of office workers, PUV drivers, vendors and all kinds of laborers were…
How do we make the Work From Home set-up work for us?
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Before this pandemic, there was probably a point when we were stuck in the grueling Metro Manila traffic, thinking of how better life would be if we can just stay at home and work there instead of going through the…
How do we take care of our mental health in the middle of a pandemic?
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We are home, but our minds are probably bouncing off from dark, heavy clouds to pools of endless uncertainties as we deal with the crisis brought by the outbreak of COVID-19. A lot of us are surely stressed! However, we…
Remembering the stateless Filipino families in Sandakan, Sabah Malaysia, during this time of crisis
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FilSabah.org with the stateless Filipino Families in Sandakan, Sabah, Malaysia Immediately after the launch of BEAGIVER’s #WeGiveAsOne initiative, a Filipino organization based in Singapore initiated a campaign to help the Filipino families residing in Sabah, Malaysia who are highly unlikely…
BEAGIVER launches #WeGiveAsOne campaign to help COVID-19 crisis affected Filipinos
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Our campaigner Ms. Dala and her family repacking the food packs for the displaced workers in Bohol. Continuing our mission to create a platform for people who want to give, we launch #WeGiveAsOne –a series of campaigns initiated by caring…
Young Filipino Social Entrepreneur who gives school bags to poor kids gets recognition in Japan
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In Sitio Lipata, Camarines Sur, during a bag distribution that benefits over a hundred school children in this remote island. Manila, Philippines – From going to school using a red-striped plastic bag during his elementary years, Filipino young social entrepreneur…
BAG943’S SOCIAL RETURN ON INVESTMENT
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By Michael Angelo S. Murillo, Reporter Posted on June 19, 2015 HAVING experienced poverty at such an early age, Josh Mahinay knew he had to do something if he was to improve his and his family’s plight. And he found the…
The mission of Josh Mahinay
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“All of us have something to contribute in nation-building. Nobody is too poor to give, nobody is too young to start something, nobody is too busy to serve and nobody is too ordinary to do great things.” – Josh Mahinay…
LEAVING LOS ANGELES FOR A GREENER PASTURE
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Josh Mahinay Published 2:26 PM, August 09, 2013 Updated 8:23 PM, August 09, 2013 American dream My American reality started in a hotel in Nevada where I wore the same blue collar as many professionals like doctors and bank…
Continuing the culture of generosity
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By: Josh Mahinay – @inquirerdotnet Philippine Daily Inquirer / 11:13 PM January 25, 2014 Poverty taught me the necessity and value of education. The limitations that come with it propelled me to dream, and dream big for my self, my family and for others….
In Service and In Wealth
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by Mariah JC In a dog-eat-dog world, some people will go to any lengths to achieve success. In a country where abject poverty is a common sight, Filipinos have the word “diskarte.” The expression which has no direct translation in…
Water Tanks
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How could an archipelago have no available water for the people living in it? Well, it seems like being in a third world country with unsophisticated technology guarantees endless possibilities. In the Philippines, hundreds of communities still struggle in their-day-to-day…
Remembering the stateless Filipino families in Sandakan, Sabah Malaysia, during this time of crisis
Posted by tracy.beagiver
FilSabah.org with the stateless Filipino Families in Sandakan, Sabah, Malaysia Immediately after the launch of BEAGIVER’s #WeGiveAsOne initiative, a Filipino organization based in Singapore initiated a campaign to help the Filipino families residing in Sabah, Malaysia who are highly unlikely…
A Teacher’s Influence Cannot Be Erased
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by Mariah JC Aside from imparting lessons from the curriculum, a teacher wears many hats – a counselor, a talent scout, a coach and a referee, the list goes on and sometimes even a nose wiper as parents entrust their…
School boats
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In a country wrathed by natural disasters, misinformation, corruption, and extreme poverty, the call to serve the people may seem like a rare purpose for the Filipinos to choose. But it seems like our ancestors have raised us well….
How do we take care of our mental health in the middle of a pandemic?
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We are home, but our minds are probably bouncing off from dark, heavy clouds to pools of endless uncertainties as we deal with the crisis brought by the outbreak of COVID-19. A lot of us are surely stressed! However, we…
Charity is a Moral Duty
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by Mariah JC “Hindi nila na-enjoy ‘yung childhood nila.” An aspiring lawyer looks back at his first memory of seeing inequality as a child – a bitter taste of reality which served as his greatest inspiration in fighting for…
Solar lamps
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Losing electricity for the night is a huge inconvenience for all of us. Imagine all the chores that we’ll have to do in the dark— the dinner meal that we have to cook, the dishes that we have to wash…
How do we make the Work From Home set-up work for us?
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Before this pandemic, there was probably a point when we were stuck in the grueling Metro Manila traffic, thinking of how better life would be if we can just stay at home and work there instead of going through the…
A Balikbayan’s Way of Starting 2023 Meaningfully
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Being an OFW is hard. Every Filipino knows this. In fact, there’s a huge possibility that every Filipino family has a kin who has to fly miles away from home, somewhere across the seas, for better opportunities. This means that…
