Live for Others Movement

SHARE A MEAL VENUES AND RECIPIENTS

2012-05-10T20:16:00.000+08:00

1) SHARE A MEAL IN FLOODWAY, MAYBUNGA PASIG- DEC. 10, 2011: 70 CHILDREN AS RECIPIENTS
2) SHARE A MEAL IN LAKAS BISIG, CAINTA, RIZAL- MARCH 14, 2012: 40 CHILDREN AS RECIPIENTS
3) SHARE A MEAL IN VILLA CONCHA, MAYBUNGA- MARCH 21, 2012: 60 CHILDREN AS RECIPIENTS
4) SHARE A MEAL FLOODWAY, MAYBUNGA - MARCH 28, 2012: 60 CHILDREN AS RECIPIENTS
5) SHARE A MEAL IN VILLA CONCHA, MAYBUNGA- APRIL 11, 2012: 65 CHILDREN AS RECIPIENTS
6) SHARE A MEAL IN PINAGBUHATAN, PASIG- APRIL 18, 2012: 60 CHILDREN AS RECIPIENTS
7) SHARE A MEAL IN NAGPAYONG, PINAGBUHATAN, PASIG CITY-60 CHILDREN AS RECIPIENTS
8) SHARE A MEAL IN DSWD OFFICE, PASIG CITY- MAY 2, 2012: 82 CHILDREN AS RECIPIENTS
9) SHARE A MEAL IN KALAWAAN, PASIG CITY- MAY 9, 2012: 80 CHIDREN AS RECIPIENTS

SHARE A MEAL DONORS

2012-05-10T19:35:00.000+08:00

The following people are the kind- hearted donors who are behind the Share A Meal Program of Live For Others Movement.

1) SAVOR AMI FPPD CORNER
2) KUBO SA HARDIN
3) MINGCHAO
4) JORY CAR AIRCON
5) PRAISE AUTO CARE FOOD COURT
6) TAPSI NG PALATIW
7) LYN BOLANTE
8) SALLY SARBIDAD
9) DOLORES REYES
10) YODNI'S PLACE
11) LILYS EATERY AND RESTAURANT
12) TJ' MG PANCITERIA
13) ITIKAN NI MONTONG
14) ICKOY'S RESTAURANT
15) DR. ANGEL MELAD
16) SPICE GIRLS
17) LILIAN BUSLON
18) JAK STORE
19) RAQUEL'S FOOD HOUSE
20) TERESA TENA
21) JOHNLY AND JASMINE EATERY
22) KR'S BATCHUYAN
23) RDO CARINDERIA
24) SHARON A. DIZON
25) EDUARDO LAYCO
26) LILY PRICIPE
27) MILA SUBANG
28) TITA'S PATRIARCA
29) ALEJANDRO TOLEDO
30) LHET'S GOOD FOOD RESTAURANT
31) BONUS CIBUS CAFE
32) J& J IHAW IHAW
33) SHARLYN DANTE

Co- Sponsorship Student Assistance Program (CSAP)

2012-04-12T19:27:00.000+08:00

Live For Others Movement launch a new project called Co- Sponsorship Student Assistance Program. This program intend to help deserving high school graduate students to continue their study in college. During a study, it was said that in every scale of ten students only seven enters college and in that seven, only three finish their studies in college due to financial incapacity. But due to the high standard in job qualifications today, college undergrads usually couldn't get hired in high salary paying jobs. LOM launch CSAP to help students to continue and finish their studies so they could have a brighter future. CSAP is made to assist the students financially with their tuition fees and other school fees. This program surely is another great project of Live For Others Movement. Thus poverty is never a hindrance to success, and CSAP is another way for students to finish college and have better tomorrows.

Weekly "Share a Meal" Program

2012-04-12T19:03:00.002+08:00

Every Wednesday, Live For Others Movement conducts a share a meal program in various depressed area. This program aims to feed the malnourished children by giving them foods from the donors. Usually, our donors donate foods and some donate cash. Our organization mobilize the share a meal program by distributing lunch boxes to our donors a day before the feeding event. Then we pick up the lunch boxes on the feeding day, three hours before the feeding. Every share a meal program has fifty recipients of lunch boxes that has food given by all the donors. We have different feeding locations every week, we have our Villaconcha Chapter, Floodway Maybunga Chapter, Lakas Bisig, Cainta Chapter and others. Our hearts really burst in delight as we see the smile of gratitude of the children, their happy faces makes all our efforts worth it.We are very thankful to all our donors who continue to support our program and we are also thankful to the cooperation of our other members and staff of our Share A Meal program that always end up a success.

Eight Rays Marketing Donated 2,250 Bowls of Soup

2012-01-30T16:35:00.005+08:00

Last January 22, 2012, a short ceremony program was held at Villa Concha Brgy. Maybunga Covered Court, to welcome the proprietor of Eight Rays Marketing Mr. Jose "Jun" Paeste and Mrs. Wilma Paeste.

Through the years the couples of Paeste are among the constant donors of LOM projects. This time w/ their two teen-age sons and 2 aunties they come with a substantial donation of 2,250 pcs. of soup bowls for our feeding program. After Mr. Lito Gualdajara ( The LOM Founder) deliver his welcome address followed by the message of Mr. Jun Paeste, the supposed simple ceremony turn into a variety show after the bulilit dancers performed. the younger Paeste got inspired and offer a song and received a resounding applause from the audience, confident being a scholar dance instructor of San Sebastian University, he showed a piece of his favorite modern dance that amaze the audience especially for the young ones.

Acceptance ceremony followed w/ the LOM officers from different chapters. Each chapter received the bowl directly from Mr. & Mrs. Jose & Wilma Paeste and delivered a short message. One that makes the program exciting was the cultural dance presentation by LOM Youth group. What makes it more surprising is that the Tinikling Dance that use to be learn in a week or two was mastered in just a day. What a lamented youth! What is more surprising is that while the program is ongoing the sewer is still sewing their dance costume and exactly in their turn to present sewing was completed. The cultural dance was excellent it was just a little funny when Mr. Lito Gualdajara was invited to try Tinikling dance.

The program was successful in general and everyone was touch by the dedication of the Paeste family practice the culture of Living for the sake of others.

"Share A Meal" in Floodway, Maybunga, Pasig

2012-01-30T15:11:00.010+08:00

Last Dec. 10, 2011, Live for Others Movement launches a new project called "SHARE A MEAL". The project is a brain-child of the founder Mr. Lito Gualdajara to address the problem of hunger in the sub-marginalize sector in our society. Lunch boxes were distributed to LOM members a day before a feeding schedule, noon time of December 10, 2011. A total of 70 lunch boxes filled with foods were collected. The food was distributed to the children of indigent families in Westbank Floodway, Brgy. Maybunga, Pasig City. Prior to the distribution, the LOM volunteers conducted a survey and distributed coupon to identified indigent families. As per our volunteers report during house to house survey, many families dwelling along Floodway Riverbank are informal settlers coming from various provinces in the country who came to Manila in search for a better life. But due to the lack of skills and education they could hardly find a permanent job. But caught up in a struggle to sustain their family needs. It is said to know that some of these families can only gather once a day for a meal not with an average Filipino meal but with a handful of rice coupled with a pack of instant noodles boiled with plenty of water as their usual vian. During the food distribution the children were so excited to knowing that the food they're going to receive is not a traditional soft food feeding but directly from the meal tables from the different donors. Children and parents were happy and thankful for the delicious food they sheldon ate. After the successful "Share A Meal" launching the LOM officers decided to make it a regular weekly project. Today, the project is open to all kindhearted people who wish support. Through the "SEND A MEAL" Program. Visit our website and fill-up the "Send a Meal" donors form and choose the day of feeding schedule and the food you want to to donate. The food, the pictures, and the prices shown are taken from restaurants nearby the feeding stations. At present we have five (5) meal station in Floodway along Pasig and Cainta, Rizal. Should you wish to support pls. visit our website www.liveforothers.org or contact us at 664-4989; 09283463113.

Student Assistance Program

2011-09-06T18:41:00.032+08:00

LOM believes that education is the most long-term and effective way we can help children and their families to escape from poverty. By investing in people, education is a commanding driver of progress and one of the strongest instruments for reducing poverty and improving health, gender equality, peace, and stability. According to ADB Economics Working Paper Series No. 199 entitled Education outcomes in the Philippines, Filipino parents value education as one of the most important legacies they can impart to their children. They believe that having a better education opens opportunities that would ensure a good future and eventually lift them out of poverty. Thus, they are willing to make enormous sacrifices to send their children to school (Dolan 1991, De Dios 1995, LaRocque 2004).

LOM offers vocational training and university scholarships.

(B) ABOUT LOM STUDENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM

The Student Assistance Program operates primarily in for students of International Peace Leadership College (IPLC) located in Tanay Rizal where 75 % of the student population comes from disadvantaged families from the provinces.

These students are from poor families who cannot afford their schooling.

These children tend to drop out of school early because: The cost of an education is high compared with the income of families who are poor. These costs include school fees, school maintenance, insurance, books, pens and uniforms, many of which have to be paid at the beginning of the school year. It is common for people in this area to have jobs which pay by the day; therefore it is difficult for parents to pay out large sums in one go, especially in families with three or four children.

BENEFITS

The poorest families cannot afford to forego this income and, after just a short time these children have difficulties retaining what they have learnt in school and many remain illiterate like their parents.

It is our aim to break this cycle of poverty for children who are eager to learn.

STUDENTS BENEFITS

Matriculation and other school fees
Books/school supplies allowance for the school year
Additional help in the event of crisis or special need: the death of a parent, or a need for special reference books, reading glasses, tuition fees for extra courses, etc.

Project name LOM Student Assistance Program

Project site IPLC Tanay Rizal

Implementing organization Live for Others Movement Inc.

Address: 32 Eisenhower Bend Phase I-D Parkwood Pasig City

Telephone: (632)664-4989 / 09283463113

Contact Name: Mr. Nelito Gualdajara

E-mail: ngo_liveforothers@yahoo.com

"Share A Meal" Program

2011-09-03T19:43:00.013+08:00

Live for Others Movement launched a new project called "SHARE A MEAL". It's objective is to serve the under privilege member of the society through community service to address the prevailing problem of hunger in Metro Manila. Our volunteers will collect excess foods from hotels and restaurants. Collected food will be distributed to designated "SHARE A MEAL" station located in various depressed area in Metro Manila. The recipient of these project are identified adults and children who can hardly eat three (3) meals a day. Photos taken during our "SHARE A MEAL" service in Lakas-Bisig, Floodway, San Andres, Cainta, Rizal.

Aerobics Exercise Program

2011-08-25T00:37:00.018+08:00

Live for Others Movement believes that taking medicine is not enough without exercise. Through this, LOM conducted Aerobics exercise as the regular activity in the community. Currently, LOM initiated aerobics sessions in every chapter around Pasig, Cainta and Taytay, Rizal. It's purpose is to help people in remote areas improve their health condition from illness like diabetes, cancer and other chronic diseases. The volunteer aerobics instructor thrive through the donor support of the members. These are the photos started from left Brgy. Bagong Ilog, Pasig Chapter; Bliss, Sta. Lucia Pasig Chapter; PFCI Floodway, Cainta, Rizal Chapter; Starville, Taytay, Rizal Chapter; and Planters, Floodway, Cainta, Rizal Chapter.

Newly-elected officers of Live for Others Movement 2011

2011-08-24T23:16:00.021+08:00

These are the newly-elected officers of Live for Others Movement in different chapters around Metro Manila, one of their regular activities were the Aerobics Exercise. Started from the left Bliss, Sta. Lucia, Pasig Chapter; PFCI Cainta, Rizal Chapter; Lakas Bisig Floodway, Cainta Rizal Chapter; Planters Floodway, Cainta Rizal Chapter; Ligid Tipas, Taguig Chapter; Villa Concha, Maybunga, Pasig Chapter; Soldier Village, Sta. Lucia, Pasig Chapter; Anakpawis Floodway, Cainta Rizal Chapter; Armal Pag-asa, Taytay, Rizal Chapter and Brgy. de la Paz, Caniogan, Pasig Chapter.

Villa Concha Videoke Challenge

2010-01-19T21:38:00.004+08:00

Lyn Salvatiera, the Villa Concha Videoke Challenge Champion, December 20, 2009, held at Villa Concha, Maybunga, Pasig City,

Medical Service

2009-11-25T01:46:00.003+08:00

Medical Service by Live for Others Movement held in Maybunga Health Center.

Live for Others Movement Feeding Station

2009-11-25T01:08:00.001+08:00

Live for Others Movement Chapter Officers

2009-11-25T01:05:00.002+08:00

They are Live for Others Movement officers from different chapters around Metro Manila.

Youth Talent Development

2009-11-25T00:48:00.002+08:00

Medical / Dental Service with 600 beneficiary

2009-11-24T01:43:00.003+08:00

Ornate Designs Inc. Gives Donation To Flood Victims

2009-10-07T16:54:00.004+08:00

Up to this time, many areas are still covered with flood as a result of tropical storm Ondoy that recently wrecked havoc in Metro Manila and neighboring areas 11 days ago. Most affected areas in Pasig City are Villa Concha, Villa Eusebio, and Damayan of Brgy. Maybunga. With water still up to breast level, families of over 400 households are suffering of hunger and lack of shelter.

Mr. Thelmo Du, Managing Director of Ornate Designs, Inc. donated 8 sacks of rice and noodles and 2 trucks of polystyrene plastics, also known as styrofoam. The beneficiaries are the residents of the above-mentioned areas. The distribution process of the relief goods are being facilitated by volunteer staff of Live for Others Movement, Inc.

Live for Others Movement is a non-government, non-profit organization. Its basic activities is to help the less fortunate sectors in the society through livelihood training, medical services, feeding program for children, and the facilitation of donations to victims of calamities. At present, Live for Others Movement is working hard to help depressed areas affected by the flood caused by typhoon Ondoy.

Those who would like to help with the calamity victims may send their donations through Live for Others Movement bank account. These are the following details:
Account Name: Live for Others Movement, Inc.
Bank: Bank of the Philippine Islands
Account Number: 008043-0006-76
Branch: Caniogan Pasig

Those who would like to give their donations in kind may call 664-49-89 or text 0928-3463113 so that Live for Others Movement volunteer staff may pick up the goods from your location.

Photos of the flood caused by storm tropical Ondoy

Relief Goods Operation

Newly-Elected Leaders

2009-07-25T19:10:00.002+08:00

These are the newly-elected leaders for Live for Others Movement in Brgy. de la Paz, Caniogan, Pasig City.