On February 04, 2023, we launched an appeal to help rescue tomato farmers from Central Luzon. Through your generosity, 2,355 kgs of tomatoes from Brgy Warding, Bayambang, Pangasinan, arrived early this morning. TYF will distribute these tomatoes to NCR parishes, feeding programs, and prison ministries.

For donation inquiries, kindly contact Lowie (0921-296-1373) or Raquel (0946-397-5439). Maraming Salamat po.

Your donation of P1,500.00 will purchase 100kgs kamatis from Central Luzon farmers which TYF will distribute to the urban poor in Metro Manila.

FOR DONATION INQUIRIES, PLEASE CONTACT: LOWIE OR RAQUEL. Kindly email your proof of donation via This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. for proper acknowledgement and tracking. MARAMING SALAMAT PO!

In April 2022, onion farmers in Nueva Ecija and Mindoro begged TYF to buy their produce, which traders were buying from them for just P8/kg. At the end of the year, onions were in such short supply (and poor quality), their prices going as high as P650/kg that these were considered a luxury item.

And yet local farmers never benefited from the exorbitant price hikes. They are often at the mercy of traders, the vagaries of inclement weather, and competition from cheap imports.

In January 2023, TYF purchased 3.35 tons red & white onions from Nueva Ecija and 600 kg of tomatoes from Pangasinan. By buying directly from farmers at prices determined from them, TYF helps ensure that farmers derive higher income from a more equitable trading system. At the same time, consumers in Metro Manila benefit by paying below market prices.

In April 2022, onion farmers in Nueva Ecija and Mindoro begged TYF to buy their produce, which traders were buying from them for just P8/kg. At the end of the year, onions were in such short supply (and poor quality), their prices going as high as P650/kg that these were considered a luxury item.

And yet local farmers never benefited from the exorbitant price hikes. They are often at the mercy of traders, the vagaries of inclement weather, and competition from cheap imports.

In January 2023, TYF purchased 3.35 tons red & white onions from Nueva Ecija and 600 kg of tomatoes from Pangasinan. By buying directly from farmers at prices determined from them, TYF helps ensure that farmers derive higher income from a more equitable trading system. At the same time, consumers in Metro Manila benefit by paying below market prices.