Farmers are unable to sell their harvest of kalabasa and recover their production expenses. Since April, we have bought 43.4 tons of kalabasa directly from farmers in Nueva Ecija and Pangasinan. Help us rescue more.

Your P1,000.00 donation will cover 100 kg kalabasa which will be distributed to various parishes, feeding centers, and communities in need.

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Kalabasa farmers continued to plead with us to purchase their harvest. On June 9-10, TYF donated a total of 7 tons to 36 parishes in the Dioceses of Antipolo, Cubao, Kalookan, Novaliches, Pasig, and Parañaque and the Archdiocese of Manila. Some of these parishes were meeting TYF for the first time, and it’s great to have their support in reaching out to more communities in Metro Manila and Rizal.

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The team of volunteers from the Immaculate Conception Parish in Baclayon, Bohol are maintaining their record of constructing two houses every month for Balay Igsuonay.

In May 2023, the first house was awarded to the family of Pablo B. Dua, who has severe gout and has difficulty walking. We hope Pablo will be more comfortable in his new dwelling in the area covered by the Payahan Chapel.

As always, daghang salamat to Msgr Harold Parilla who blessed the house on May 7, and to the parish volunteers who worked together to give Pablo's family great joy and consolation.

Balay Igsuonay is a recipient of TYF's Supertyphoon Odette rehabilitation funds.

Yesterday, June 4, was both Most Holy Trinity Sunday and Basic Ecclesial Community (BEC) Sunday.

Here in Tanging Yaman, we celebrate all the work done by BECs and the mechanisms for lay participation that are essential to the church: the Parish Pastoral Council, Social Action Ministry, Social Services and Development Ministry, Commission on Service to Human Promotion, etc.

Since late last week, we have been receiving reports from BECs, COSPH and parish social action ministry coordinators, etc who were busy organizing the distribution of veggies to the elderly, the chronically ill, PWDs, fire survivors, the homeless, and destitute. They displayed so much joy in service, with eyes that saw God in everyone. Truly, they are pillars of the church today.