HCI's CHARITY PROGRAM
REAL PROGRESS IS PROGRESS IN CHARITY…
“ HANDOG KAWANGGAWA” PROGRAM: REACHING OUT TO PEOPLE IN NEED…
One of the HCI’s corporate missions is to share health and financial freedom to every household in the country. Because of this mission, HCI finds it a social responsibility to take active, collective effort to participate in activities that uplift the lives of the less privileged countrymen. Throughout the six years in the business, HCI has engaged in several social activities to share a huge part of the corporate earnings and some contributions from the generous partners to various civic and charitable institutions. The pet project, the HCI “Handog Kawanggawa” Charity Program, had reached the needy indigents of several regions through the generous efforts of the business leaders and employees every year. HCI had helped build relocation houses for illegal urban settlers; fed nutritious foods and distributed school supplies to the children from depressed areas; visited orphanages, homes for the aged and penitentiaries; and distributed relief goods to the victims of both natural and man-made calamities. All these were done in the spirit of love and charity of the caring distributors and employees.
One of the HCI’s corporate missions is to share health and financial freedom to every household in the country. Because of this mission, HCI finds it a social responsibility to take active, collective effort to participate in activities that uplift the lives of the less privileged countrymen. Throughout the six years in the business, HCI has engaged in several social activities to share a huge part of the corporate earnings and some contributions from the generous partners to various civic and charitable institutions. The pet project, the HCI “Handog Kawanggawa” Charity Program, had reached the needy indigents of several regions through the generous efforts of the business leaders and employees every year. HCI had helped build relocation houses for illegal urban settlers; fed nutritious foods and distributed school supplies to the children from depressed areas; visited orphanages, homes for the aged and penitentiaries; and distributed relief goods to the victims of both natural and man-made calamities. All these were done in the spirit of love and charity of the caring distributors and employees.
