Inspiring work inspires extraordinary people and their communities. Here are the stories of how One Meralco Foundation’s programs impacted their lives for the better.
76,190
Low-income households energized
302
Remote public schools energized in 39 provinces
620
Families benefited from water access electrification
15,603
Individuals benefited from rural health center electrification
523
Cooperative members benefited from agriculture and livelihood electrification
7,880
Families benefited from Light Up Pilipinas' solar lamps
2,345,803
Trees planted and nurtured through One For Trees
1,778
Community relations projects implemented in the Meralco franchise area
44,296
Students benefited from Balik Eskwela project in 550 schools
2,169
Partner organizations
372,131
Families served by disaster response programs
2,540
MVPAAA awardees
67
Women scholars
From lighting up low-income households to reforesting mountains and mangroves, we showcase our commitment for a brighter tomorrow.
Stable and reliable electricity service brings a multitude of benefits, especially to far-flung areas. Beyond playing a crucial role in powering national growth and economic progress, it also brings hope to the communities, empowering them to achieve a better quality of life.
One Meralco Foundation (OMF), the social development arm of the Manila Electric Company (Meralco), is part of its environmental conservation efforts as the Foundation plants and nurtures 125,000 native mangroves in the gateway of Siargao: the town of Del Carmen
Blanga Elementary School in Kalamansig, Sultan Kudarat, now has 24/7 power, thanks to One Meralco Foundation's solar PV system installation. Improving learning experiences for all.
This initiative supports low-income communities in Meralco's areas by providing secure individual service entrances, ensuring safe connections to Meralco's distribution facility.
Twenty-six organizations and Meralco's Supply Chain Management Office support OMF's community empowerment efforts through OFT, contributing funds and participating in tree-planting activities.
Twenty-six organizations and Meralco's Supply Chain Management Office support OMF's community empowerment efforts through OFT, contributing funds and participating in tree-planting activities.
OMF, Meralco's CRS, MSpectrum, and Mulanay's local government partnered to electrify Sitio Central's water facility through the Water Access Electrification program, a first for the municipality.
Stable and reliable electricity service brings a multitude of benefits, especially to far-flung areas. Beyond playing a crucial role in powering national growth and economic progress, it also brings hope to the communities, empowering them to achieve a better quality of life.
One Meralco Foundation (OMF), the social development arm of the Manila Electric Company (Meralco), is part of its environmental conservation efforts as the Foundation plants and nurtures 125,000 native mangroves in the gateway of Siargao: the town of Del Carmen
Blanga Elementary School in Kalamansig, Sultan Kudarat, now has 24/7 power, thanks to One Meralco Foundation's solar PV system installation. Improving learning experiences for all.
This initiative supports low-income communities in Meralco's areas by providing secure individual service entrances, ensuring safe connections to Meralco's distribution facility. \
Twenty-six organizations and Meralco's Supply Chain Management Office support OMF's community empowerment efforts through OFT, contributing funds and participating in tree-planting activities.
OMF, Meralco's CRS, MSpectrum, and Mulanay's local government partnered to electrify Sitio Central's water facility through the Water Access Electrification program, a first for the municipality.
Featuring the inspiring individuals who spread the light in their communities.
One Meralco Foundation was founded on May 8, 2002 and was formerly known as the Meralco Millenium Foundation Inc. On July 15, 2011, it was reorganized and rebranded as One Meralco Foundation.
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