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Katuwang ang St Vincent de Paul Parish SVPP-Archdiocesan Shrine of Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal namahagi tayo kaninang umaga, July 21, ng mga gulay sa higit 200 pamilya mula sa Ermita at Malate. Maraming salamat sa ating volunteers, donors, at mission partner. Mag-ingat po ang lahat.

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In our 29th year, we are filled with gratitude as we look back on the impact of our Rescued Gulay Program from January to July 2025.

What began as a mission to prevent food waste has blossomed into a movement of compassion—reaching communities who need it most:

• 6,752.82 kg of rescued vegetables from Nueva Vizcaya and Pangasinan were shared with 19 communities, reaching 10,805 families.

• 6,349 kg of kamote from Gumaca, Quezon, were delivered to 28 parishes and PJPS, supporting 5,259 PDLs and families.

• 2,801 kg of kalabasa from Bayambang, Pangasinan, were brought to 6 parishes, feeding 2,307 families.

• 1,080 kg of mangoes from Pangasinan were distributed to 32 Jesuit institutions/communities and women's religious congregations.

All these were made possible by your continued generosity and our shared commitment to serve.

Every kilo of gulay rescued. Every family nourished. Every act of kindness—a seed of hope planted together.

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As we continue to celebrate our 29th anniversary, we are grateful to share a summary of our relief efforts from January to July 2025.

Through your unwavering support, the Tanging Yaman Foundation, Inc. was able to extend meaningful assistance to those in urgent need:

• ₱430,000 worth of rice and financial aid for Typhoon Relief Operations in Batanes

• ₱418,810 in assistance for fire survivors in Pasig City, Quezon City, and Rizal

• 22 boxes of clothes, toys, and slippers distributed to communities in Zambales, Cavite, and Payatas

• ₱17,890 allocated for the repair of a classroom in Anayan Elementary School, Camarines Sur

Thank you for being part of our mission to bring hope, compassion, and concrete help to those who need it most.