Spring Rain Global

What's in Store for 2023
2023-01-01 - 2023-12-31 | Home, Nigeria
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Global Sleep Out 2022
2022-12-03 20:00 - 2022-12-04 06:00 (Asia/Manila) | Home, Nigeria
MAKE YOUR SLEEP COUNT

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In June, Prince William celebrated his birthday by visiting a homeless shelter. “I was 11 when I first visited a homeless shelter with my mother, who in her own inimitable style was determined to shine a light on an overlooked, misunderstood problem.”
Homelessness continues to be a social and economic indicator of poverty. According to the Office of the High Commissioner on Human Rights, “Experiencing homelessness means not having stable, safe and adequate housing, nor the means and ability of obtaining it.” Homelessness is rooted in many factors, a symptom that holds all sectors of society at fault. While many in society remain blind to the suffering of the homeless, we must strive to bring this issue to the forefront of public awareness.

On December 3, 2022, be among the 5,000 sleepers who will join The Global Sleep Out which aims to raise funds to support members of the Spring Rain Global Ecosystem of Good and their projects for the homeless and the vulnerable in the Philippines and India.
The main program of The Global Sleep Out will be hosted by San Roque Parish in Subangdaku, Mandaue City, while simultaneous Sleep Out programs will happen on different locations such as in Payatas, Quezon City and in General Santos in Mindanao.
Here are two ways for you to join:

Register to be a participant sleeper. Participants will sleep out or sleep rough, away from the comfort of their own beds, in solidarity with those who had been forced by life’s circumstances to be homeless.
Donate to the nine participating philanthropic development offices. Your donations will be used to fund their programs for the homeless in the Philippines and India.

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4th SRG Philanthropic Development Bootcamp
2022-11-03 09:00 - 2022-12-09 17:00 (Asia/Manila) | Home, Nigeria
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4th SRG Philanthropic Development Bootcamp

Spring Rain Global (SRG) will have its 4th Philanthropic Development Bootcamp, a 6-day intensive training program that aims to accelerate the installation of the Philanthropic Development Office in development-oriented and social-purpose organizations. In this bootcamp, SRG aims to:

Help its clients expand their network and raise funds, supporters, and other resources necessary to continue serving communities in need.
Help its clients to become more focused, confident, and better equipped to connect and maintain relationships with their donors.
Enable its client to stay true to their visions, scale up in their missions, and impact more beneficiaries.

This bootcamp will kick-off a coaching journey with the participating organizations, providing customized coaching for their particular needs and context. It will be facilitated by SRG’s international team of highly experienced professionals in the development, philanthropic, and financial planning sectors who will take the participants through the Spring Rain Global 6-Pillar Capacitation Model©.

Below are the details of the Bootcamp:
Schedule: Every Thursday starting November 3 to December (Friday), 2022
Bootcamp Platform: Zoom Meeting
Registration Fee: The fee per PDO is at Php 45,000.00 or Php 7,500 per week. For non PDO’s it is at Php 60,000.00 or Php 10,000.00 per pillar.
We would love to meet with you and discuss how SRG can be of help to your organization. Should you have any questions, please feel free to reach Ms. Kiel S. Fernandez, our Chief Executive Consultant, through kiel.springrainglobal@gmail.com or call her at 09171369399.

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Christmas Giving Tree Campaign
2022-10-01 - 2022-12-03 | Home, Nigeria
We Need to Make this Christmas Bright

As we slowly emerge from the shadows of the Covid 19 pandemic, we feel the devastating effects it had and continues to have – on economy and livelihood causing more people to lose jobs, grow poorer, hungrier; on access to basic services in health and education; on exposing the great divide with those who have, and those who have not; on setting back previous progress made on achieving the sustainable development goals; and many others. For us to truly recover and put the pandemic behind us, it is crucial that we make this Christmas brighter and more meaningful by reaching out to help the many communities and people in need.
Spring Rain Global invites you to the launch of our last quarter advocacy, fundraising, and solidarity campaign on October 1, 8PM, at the Spring Rain Global facebook page or via zoom.

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This campaign will serve as a platform for PDOs and other participating institutions to showcase their advocacies and social impact. Every Saturday we will highlight a particular advocacy and the efforts the participating PDOs and institutions are doing and the communities they have benefited and will continue to help because of their work.

Oct 01 – Campaign Launching with SRG
Oct 08 – Environment and Climate Change
Oct 15 – Indigenous People
Oct 22 – Vocation & Formation
Oct 29 – Youth Development
Nov 05 – Education & Scholarships
Nov 12 – Health & Well-Being
Nov 19 – Music, Sports, Culture & the Arts
Nov 26 – Capacity Building
Dec 03 – Homeless and Vulnerable (Global Sleep Out at San Roque Parish – Subangdaku, Mandaue City, Cebu)

Join us on Saturday, Oct 1, 8pm (via zoom) as we launch this campaign and put up our Christmas Giving Tree wherein every decor will symbolize a life-giving gift to those who need to experience the miracle this season brings.

We welcome more PDOs and other development oriented, social purpose organizations to join us in this campaign! If you wish to participate in this campaign as a fundraising organization/PDO and highlight your work in any of the advocacies mentioned, please click the button below to register.

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PARTICIPATING PDOS

To those who are interested in supporting their cause, you may send your donations by purchasing virtual Christmas decors available in the SRG Lazada Store.

PURCHASE HERE

For inquiries, please contact our event manager Ms. Cheryl Tradio at cheryl@springrain.the.ph

6th Spring Rain Global Asian Philanthropic Development Conference
2022-07-27 08:00 - 2022-07-29 17:00 (Asia/Manila) | Home, Nigeria
6TH SPRING RAIN GLOBAL ASIAN PHILANTHROPIC DEVELOPMENT CONFERENCE

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Spring Rain Global Inc., a social enterprise that aims to empower philanthropic development organizations towards sustainability, invites your organization to the 6th Asian Philanthropic Development Conference. This is a virtual conference that brings together people’s development organizations, non-profit organizations, the Church, religious congregations, donors, philanthropists, the academe, and other organizations for three days of insightful, impactful discussions on the theme, “Beyond Boundaries for Impact: Our Sustainable Ecosystem Roadmap”, on July 27 -29, 2022.
The three-day conference will feature experts in various fields, discussing insights in operationalizing calls to respond sustainably to the world’s enormous need, innovate conscience-based investments, and supercharge impact through an Ecosystem of Good. They will discuss current challenges, and trends in giving, fundraising, and philanthropy; highlight best practices and innovations in advocacy, and develop action steps that participants might take to build resilience through an empowered system of good. The conference will also convene participants to the pre-event annual Leadership Forum, on July 1, 2022.
Non-profit organizations and philanthropic development offices are a crisis away from failing to sustain their mission. They must lean into the power of an Ecosystem of Good, leveraging partnerships, and creating synergy with strategies that collectively activate their networks’ strengths while minimizing their weaknesses and continue serving their communities.
Register now for the 6th Asian Philanthropic Development Conference for a chance to upskill, network, and activate your Ecosystem of Good

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For inquiries, please contact Ms. Presa Aparis at +63 923 874 0773 or at presa.srgmarketing@gmail.com (For Religious Congregations & Dioceses) or Ms. Divina Capillan at +63 917 531 7779 or at divinacapillan@gmail.com (For Businesses & Corporations) or Ms. Vivian Borromeo at +63 956 652 4990 or at vborromeo@gmail.com (For Schools and Academic Institutions) or Ms. Chez Ebot at +63 917 632 7180 or at chez@springrainglobal.com (For NGOs and Non Profits)
We are looking forward to transforming the landscape of philanthropy with you!

On July 28, 2022 at 8 pm, we will also have a Donor-Donee Night in acknowledging New PDOs and Donors.

Congratulations to the SRG Voice Winners!
2022-05-01 - 2022-12-31 | Home, Nigeria
CONGRATULATIONS to the SEARCH for the SRG VOICE: SINGING for the MISSION

SRG Voice – Redefining Philanthropy in Music
The search for Spring Rain Global Voice, Singing for the Mission is designed to create an environment where music will become an avenue to promote awareness to the community about your cause and support its funding goals. Each PDO talent will sing for their chosen advocacy.
In line with the lifelong mission of Spring Rain Global which is stewardship through philanthropy in music, it has brought forth this singing festival where the singing ambassadors will go home with funding to support their advocacy be it Education, Care for Homeless and Vulnerable, Environment, Formation and Vocation, Music, Culture and the Arts, Capacity Building, Indigenous People and Youth Ministry, etc.
We invite you to choose and support an advocacy.

Support An Advocacy

Watch SRG Voice: Singing for the Mission Finals

1st Leg of SRG Voice Finals (April 22, 2022)

2nd Leg of SRG Voice Finals (May 7, 2022)

SRG Voice: Singing for the Mission Winners

Special Awards

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Watch SRG Voice: Singing for the Mission Finals

1st Leg of SRG Voice Finals (April 22, 2022)

2nd Leg of SRG Voice Finals (May 7, 2022)

SRG Voice Participants

Christopher O. Naraga
From Vincentian Foundation PDO singing for the Homeless Advocacy
The Vincentian Foundation PDO aims to establish a Trust Fund dedicated as a restricted donation to kick-off the construction of houses in the different project areas in the country; to generate support from potential donors to start donating to the Care for the Homeless Trust Fund; and to start the construction of houses in identified areas using the funds generated.
“I am singing for the Advocacy in care for the homeless. I have been connected to the Vincentian family since I was a seminarian. I have been taught during my formation years in the Seminary about caring for homeless and the marginalized who are our masters“.
“I want this community to be more productive and be promoted in some other areas in the Philippines even in the other countries so that homeless, the poor and the marginalized people will be served through this community in any areas of the world”.

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PORTIA ANGEL H. TEMPLONUEVO
From Passionist PDO singing for CMIP (Catholic Mission to the Indigenous People) Advocacy
The Passionist PDO aims to help and support the education of our young IP’s. It helps them gain a better place in society and increases the chance of becoming empowered as a minority group in the nation. It gives the students/ pupils a chance to live a healthy and successful life.
“My personal connection to this advocacy is that we all know that we have our brothers and sisters living a very hard life that they could only eat once a day. I want to help them by having this advocacy be known by other people, to awaken then to help our fellow indigenous people”.
“My dream community is very productive and helpful, a kind of community that should be lifting each other down instead of dragging each other down. I also want to have a community that is free of any toxic traits and attributes”.

MA. GEL TIMBAL ALCANTARA
From St. Lawrence Deacon and Martyr Parish Stewardship and Philanthropic Development Office singing for the Home for the Homeless and Vulnerable Advocacy
To accompany gender-based violence survivors (GBVS) and their families in their journey towards a more meaningful family life with a typhoon resilient home and an income generating project.
“My dream is that the vulnerable among women and children after having secured their shelter are also able to provide for themselves“.

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JESEL B. CRISPINO
From Diocese of Virac Stewardship Philanthropic and Development Office singing for Human Capital Development Advocacy
We aim to recruit, train, capacitate, develop and manage staff for the Diocese of Virac Stewardship Philanthropic and Development Office; Train, capacitate, develop and manage ambassadors for the advocacies; Enhance and equip the office for a change and development leading to DVSPDO.
“Human capital, I am fond of helping people in terms of management and organization. Especially when the projects of the organization were to reach more people”.
“To have a culture and arts center that gives free education to students that is inclined in specific skills. I want to be an instrument for change with the use of my talent”.

WATCH MTV

RUFFA MAE S. ELEGINO
From Paglaum PDO singing for the IP Education and Scholarship Advocacy
The project aims to raise funds to support the ACD Grade School Extension for IP Children in providing education to children belonging to the Ata indigenous cultural community in Kibalatong, Paquibato District, Davao City. This includes education subsidy for the learners, living allowance for volunteer teachers and staff, supplies procurement, and infrastructure development for the improvement of the school facilities.
“I am singing for our IP Advocacy, specifically our Education and Scholarship program for Indigenous children. As a working student and as a scholar myself, I see the importance of education and I am aware that it is a basic right of every child. Access to this universal right remains a big challenge to many Indigenous children. Amidst the erosion of their indigenous cultures and traditions, it is important to sustain the community school for Indigenous children not only for them to get a formal education, but more importantly so they can stand up for their rights and be proud of their cultural heritage and ancestry”.
“My dream is to see this community school for indigenous children in Kibalatong thrive further and that more of them will one day come back to their own communities to serve their people and work towards the betterment of their community“.

Learn More

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JUVY E. EVANGELISTA
From Claretian Missionary Sisters PDO singing for PDO Capacity Building Advocacy
The Claretian Missionary Sisters PDO aims to come up with a fully operational PDO with the following results: hired & trained personnel are in place; purchased Office equipment/ Furniture & Fixtures; purchased Motor vehicle; enhanced fund-raising campaign; enhanced Financial Accounting System; engaged partnerships; Manual of Operation of PDO in place; and implemented Monitoring and Evaluation measures.
“A community that responds to the needs of humanity with kindness and compassion, showing concern and attends to the welfare of the people and environment”.

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BRO. ROLANDO FORMOSO MAMITES, O'CARM.
From O’Carm. PDO singing for the Seminary Formation and Study Program Advocacy
The Carmelite Formation program is intended to guide candidates in clarifying their vocation to support them as they seek to become closer to Christ and to his Gospel according to the Carmelite charism. In this way, the candidate is helped in discerning his vocation and in coming to a commitment to the Order that is rooted in a personal conviction and a balanced and appropriate way of living.
“I sing in support of Seminary Formation and Study Program advocacy. A process of producing students who would eventually give their entire lives without reservation will be extremely beneficial not just to the welfare of our society, but also to the growth of our connection with God“.
“My dream for the community is that one day, when all members are already equipped to face the challenges of our modern times, all of them, will become the beacon of hope and defender of the poor, the downtrodden and the marginalized“.

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SR. CONSOLATA MARIA IKEH
From Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary PDO – Chicago singing for Children Education Advocacy

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CHIOMA NWACHUKWU
From Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary PDO – Birmingham singing for Care of the Vulnerable Advocacy

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SR. MARIA CLARISSA NWADIGBO
From Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary PDO – Nigeria singing for Children Education Advocacy

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In recent years, the numbers of the vulnerable people are ever on daily increase in all the countries of Africa. In response to their needs, and living true to our Charism of Compassion in the Spirit of humility in the service of all God’s people especially for the poor and the less privileged we are always compelled to render whatever services we can to these our needy brothers and sisters.
“I am singing for the advocacy on education of the children who are not able to attend school due to hardship, war, etc. My dream is that children in the community will be given opportunity for education to give them future life and community development” – Sr. Consolata Marie Ikeh
“I am singing for is Care of the Vulnerable! It is dearer to my heart because of the role they played in helping me at the toughest days of my life!” The Dream the Immaculate Heart Sisters have for their community and their advocacy automatically became my own dream the moment I accepted to join the SRG VOICE Singing for the Mission”. – Chioma Nwachukwu
“I am singing for the advocacy of Education for poor families. My dream is that children in the community will be given opportunity for education to give them future life and community development”. – Sr. Maria Clarissa Nwadigbo

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SR. MARISSA LUOISE R. MACABINGUEL, CARM. O.L.
From Carmelite Development Center PDO singing for Education for the Carm. O.L. Sisters Advocacy
Since education is one apostolate which the Sisters have to go through as part of their service and offering to all kinds of people at different levels. The support of the Sisters’ scholarship program receives from their own community’s effort to find a scholarship instills a greater sense of belonging and motivation with integrity and success. The scholarship creates the Sisters’ love of learning, enjoyment in the congregation’s mission which is incarnated in their life-long dream.
“I am singing for the Carm. O. L. Sisters for their Advocacy in education because I am one of the sisters who will be benefited from the said program”.
“My dream for my community as a sister is that we could leave our life as a Carm. O. L., by our willingness to become faithful educators to all kinds of students, especially the poor ones”.

SR. M. CHIZURUM MARCELINA SIMON
From Daughters of Divine Love (DDL) PDO – Italy singing for Education and Scholarship Advocacy
The Daughters of Divine Love (DDL) PDO – Italy envisions people and organizations called to show Divine Love in action through acts of generosity and compassion to the whole world in order to improve the life of the less previleged in the society.
“I chose to sing for the education advocacy. This is because I have the desire for young people to be exposed through education so that the society will be better”.
“It is my dream to assist as many as possible that are in our reach to help. Educating a child is the greatest human investment so far that can give rise to societal development and change of mind set.”

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EDZEL MARC B. GRIJALDO
From SouthBrook PDO singing for Education & Scholarship Advocacy
The principal advocacy is ‘Education & Scholarships’ with primary investment required to support ‘collectables’ (tuition fees) usually paid by parents, who however are currently experiencing extreme financial constraints brought about by economic downturn due to COVID 19 & Hurricane Odette. Parents require financial assistance during this time to support their child’s education and to facilitate consistency and progression of study until their personal position of employment and resulting income stabilizes
“My dream is to see street kids going back to school and having a better life“.

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ALEX S. SOLLER
From Diocese of Laoag Catholic Educational System (DLCES) PDO singing for DCLES Environmental Stewardship Advocacy
The DLCES IAC (PDO) envisions the attainment of productive collaboration among people and institutions with the collective mission of discipleship, and stewardship for our common home. In line with this, our Environmental Stewardship Advocacy aims to promote a Healthy Ecological Footprint, reduce carbon footprint and to reconnect our stakeholders to the web of creation. This program is also an answer to the call of Pope Francis to Embark on a 7-Year Journey Towards Integral Ecology.
“My dream is for our community to become more sustainable and to be more caring of our common home “.

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PAOLO RENOMERON AY-AY
From Leyte Kalipayan Dance Troupe PDO singing for the Music, Culture, and the Arts Advocacy
The Leyte Kalipayan Philanthropic Development Office aims to provide high standard trainings to young talents in our locality. Enhancing hidden talents, bringing out the best of every student, to exude the best version of themselves to help them succeed in life. To develop them not only to be exemplary in the field of arts, but to be good individual and citizen of our society.
“It is where my talents was unleashed.. The Leyte Kalipayan is an avenue that brings out the best in you, not only to be exemplary in the field of arts, but you’re molded to the best version of yourself, that every member who has been a part of this institution will truly value“.
“Greater exposure of our roots that is awareness to the rich cultural heritage and tradition of our country, especially for the younger generation and the preservation of it. Because we have a vanishing culture due to the western influences, with less opportunity of exposure”.

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ANNA CHRISTINE R. MANUEL
From San Pablo Apostol SPDO – Tondo singing for Vocation Advocacy

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MAYESA RHIZ ALBON
From Carmelite Missionaries PDO singing for Youth Ministry Advocacy

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JANE T. BARGO
From Diocese of San Carlos Stewardship and Philanthropic Development Office singing for Youth Advocacy

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WATCH PDO SHOWCASE and FINALS

Watch SRG Voice: Singing for the Mission PDO Showcase

April 1 - 2PM Showcase

April 2 - 2PM Showcase

April 8 - 2PM Showcase

April 9 - 2PM Showcase

April 9 - 10PM Showcase

April 10 - 8PM Showcase

Watch SRG Voice: Singing for the Mission Finals

1st Leg of SRG Voice Finals (April 22, 2022)

2nd Leg of SRG Voice Finals (May 7, 2022)

Financial Planning Course
2022-04-29 09:00 - 2022-06-03 16:00 (Asia/Manila) | Home, Nigeria
FINANCIAL PLANNING COURSE
A 6-day Journey in creating your Financial Blueprint to Sustainability

Many philanthropic development offices and other charitable organizations are just one disaster or crisis away from being cripples, as we have seen in the last two years of the global pandemic. Financial Sustainability is a critical issue that needs to be addressed in order to build up PDOs resilience and to ensure that their essential services and aid to the most vulnerable can continue.
Financial Planning mitigates and prevents sustainability issues. Organizations simply cannot thrive without it. Spring Rain Global assists Philanthropic Development Offices to discover, build, sustain and share their wealth. On April 29, SRG will begin its 6-day intensive course on Financial Planning.

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What will you learn?
✔️ take charge of your income, expenses, and investments
✔️ effectively manage your funds
✔️ the basics of cash flow management and risk management.
Take advantage of this opportunity

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SRG's PDO Bootcamp 2022 - Batch 3
2022-04-21 09:00 - 2022-05-26 17:00 (Asia/Manila) | Home, Nigeria
SRG's PDO Bootcamp 2022 (Batch 3)

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Spring Rain Global is a social enterprise that envisions to be the leading global partner towards a sustainable ecosystem among donors and donees supporting Missions through financial planning and philanthropy. Through an international team of highly-experienced professionals in the development, philanthropic, and financial planning sectors, SRG helps its clients network and raise funds, supporters, and other resources necessary to continue serving communities in need through the Spring Rain Global 6-Pillar Capacitation Model©.
We are devoted to break cycles of poverty in all its forms. For the past thirteen years, we have worked to help create a greater good in every community our client organizations serve. We believe that systemic change can only occur if the smallest development player who works at the very grassroots of society is empowered. In today’s philanthropic landscape, these organizations are typically ignored and their potential to contribute to human development overshadowed.
We work with religious congregations, schools, corporations, non-government, civic/volunteer associations, and other organizations pursuing varied and valid development advocacies and programs, but are perpetually at risk of having their programs discontinued whenever there is a crisis or a change of leadership. Innovative in our approach, we provide these organizations the tools and create systems to help them become more sustainable.

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The Bootcamp is perfect for PDOs who are ready to take the next step in developing themselves with more focus, confidence, and who are looking to be connected to and maintain relationships with donors. The fee per PDO is at Php 45,000.00 or Php 7,500 per week. For non PDO’s it is at Php 60,000.00 or Php 10,000.00 per pillar. The registration fee covers all PDO staff.
In our experience, after establishing these pillars, the organizations become more focused, confident and better equipped to connect and maintain relationships with donors, thereby enabling them to stay true to their visions, scale up in their missions, and impact more beneficiaries. Unlike with other trainings that are just done one-time and participants are left to work on the outputs on their own, the SRG PDO Bootcamp kicks off a coaching journey customized to the particular needs and context of each participant organization to help them set-up each pillar for achievement of funding goals and sustainability.
We hope to be able to meet with you soon to talk to you more about the SRG PDO ACCELERATOR BOOTCAMP and explain how the Spring Rain Global 6-Pillar Capacitation Model© would help your organization, especially in these truly uncertain times.

Should you have any questions, please feel free to email our Chief Executive Consultant, Ms. Kiel S Fernandez, at kiel.springrainglobal@gmail.com, or call 09171369399

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Kindly send your transaction slip to springrainglobal@gmail.com

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Search for SRG Voice
2022-04-01 - 2022-04-22 | Home, Nigeria
SEARCH for the SRG VOICE
Singing for the Mission

SRG Voice – Redefining Philanthropy in Music
The search for Spring Rain Global Voice, Singing for the Mission is designed to create an environment where music will become an avenue to promote awareness to the community about your cause and support its funding goals. Each PDO talent will sing for their chosen advocacy.
In line with the lifelong mission of Spring Rain Global which is stewardship through philanthropy in music, it has brought forth this singing festival where the singing ambassadors will go home with funding to support their advocacy be it Education, Care for Homeless and Vulnerable, Environment, Formation and Vocation, Music, Culture and the Arts, Capacity Building, Indigenous People and Youth Ministry, etc.
The different contestants for SRG Voice are scheduled to give a showcase performance on April 1, 2, 8, 9 and 10 from 2:00 PM to 5:00 PM (Philippine Time). The SRG Voice contest proper will be held on March to April 22 and May 7, 2022. Performances with Live via Zoom and in the Spring Rain Global FB page.
We invite you to choose and support an advocacy.

Support An Advocacy

SRG Voice Participants

Christopher O. Naraga
From Vincentian Foundation PDO singing for the Homeless Advocacy
The Vincentian Foundation PDO aims to establish a Trust Fund dedicated as a restricted donation to kick-off the construction of houses in the different project areas in the country; to generate support from potential donors to start donating to the Care for the Homeless Trust Fund; and to start the construction of houses in identified areas using the funds generated.
“I am singing for the Advocacy in care for the homeless. I have been connected to the Vincentian family since I was a seminarian. I have been taught during my formation years in the Seminary about caring for homeless and the marginalized who are our masters“.
“I want this community to be more productive and be promoted in some other areas in the Philippines even in the other countries so that homeless, the poor and the marginalized people will be served through this community in any areas of the world”.

Learn More

Learn More

PORTIA ANGEL H. TEMPLONUEVO
From Passionist PDO singing for CMIP (Catholic Mission to the Indigenous People) Advocacy
The Passionist PDO aims to help and support the education of our young IP’s. It helps them gain a better place in society and increases the chance of becoming empowered as a minority group in the nation. It gives the students/ pupils a chance to live a healthy and successful life.
“My personal connection to this advocacy is that we all know that we have our brothers and sisters living a very hard life that they could only eat once a day. I want to help them by having this advocacy be known by other people, to awaken then to help our fellow indigenous people”.
“My dream community is very productive and helpful, a kind of community that should be lifting each other down instead of dragging each other down. I also want to have a community that is free of any toxic traits and attributes”.

MA. GEL TIMBAL ALCANTARA
From St. Lawrence Deacon and Martyr Parish Stewardship and Philanthropic Development Office singing for the Home for the Homeless and Vulnerable Advocacy
To accompany gender-based violence survivors (GBVS) and their families in their journey towards a more meaningful family life with a typhoon resilient home and an income generating project.
“My dream is that the vulnerable among women and children after having secured their shelter are also able to provide for themselves“.

Learn More

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JESEL B. CRISPINO
From Diocese of Virac Stewardship Philanthropic and Development Office singing for Human Capital Development Advocacy
We aim to recruit, train, capacitate, develop and manage staff for the Diocese of Virac Stewardship Philanthropic and Development Office; Train, capacitate, develop and manage ambassadors for the advocacies; Enhance and equip the office for a change and development leading to DVSPDO.
“Human capital, I am fond of helping people in terms of management and organization. Especially when the projects of the organization were to reach more people”.
“To have a culture and arts center that gives free education to students that is inclined in specific skills. I want to be an instrument for change with the use of my talent”.

Support An Advocacy

RUFFA MAE S. ELEGINO
From Paglaum PDO singing for the IP Education and Scholarship Advocacy
The project aims to raise funds to support the ACD Grade School Extension for IP Children in providing education to children belonging to the Ata indigenous cultural community in Kibalatong, Paquibato District, Davao City. This includes education subsidy for the learners, living allowance for volunteer teachers and staff, supplies procurement, and infrastructure development for the improvement of the school facilities.
“I am singing for our IP Advocacy, specifically our Education and Scholarship program for Indigenous children. As a working student and as a scholar myself, I see the importance of education and I am aware that it is a basic right of every child. Access to this universal right remains a big challenge to many Indigenous children. Amidst the erosion of their indigenous cultures and traditions, it is important to sustain the community school for Indigenous children not only for them to get a formal education, but more importantly so they can stand up for their rights and be proud of their cultural heritage and ancestry”.
“My dream is to see this community school for indigenous children in Kibalatong thrive further and that more of them will one day come back to their own communities to serve their people and work towards the betterment of their community“.

Learn More

JUVY E. EVANGELISTA
From Claretian Missionary Sisters PDO singing for PDO Capacity Building Advocacy
The Claretian Missionary Sisters PDO aims to come up with a fully operational PDO with the following results: hired & trained personnel are in place; purchased Office equipment/ Furniture & Fixtures; purchased Motor vehicle; enhanced fund-raising campaign; enhanced Financial Accounting System; engaged partnerships; Manual of Operation of PDO in place; and implemented Monitoring and Evaluation measures.
“A community that responds to the needs of humanity with kindness and compassion, showing concern and attends to the welfare of the people and environment”.

Learn More

BRO. ROLANDO FORMOSO MAMITES, O'CARM.
From O’Carm. PDO singing for the Seminary Formation and Study Program Advocacy
The Carmelite Formation program is intended to guide candidates in clarifying their vocation to support them as they seek to become closer to Christ and to his Gospel according to the Carmelite charism. In this way, the candidate is helped in discerning his vocation and in coming to a commitment to the Order that is rooted in a personal conviction and a balanced and appropriate way of living.
“I sing in support of Seminary Formation and Study Program advocacy. A process of producing students who would eventually give their entire lives without reservation will be extremely beneficial not just to the welfare of our society, but also to the growth of our connection with God“.
“My dream for the community is that one day, when all members are already equipped to face the challenges of our modern times, all of them, will become the beacon of hope and defender of the poor, the downtrodden and the marginalized“.

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SR. CONSOLATA MARIA IKEH
From Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary PDO – Chicago singing for Children Education Advocacy

CHIOMA NWACHUKWU
From Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary PDO – Birmingham singing for Care of the Vulnerable Advocacy

SR. MARIA CLARISSA NWADIGBO
From Sisters of the Immaculate Heart of Mary PDO – Nigeria singing for Children Education Advocacy

In recent years, the numbers of the vulnerable people are ever on daily increase in all the countries of Africa. In response to their needs, and living true to our Charism of Compassion in the Spirit of humility in the service of all God’s people especially for the poor and the less privileged we are always compelled to render whatever services we can to these our needy brothers and sisters.
“I am singing for the advocacy on education of the children who are not able to attend school due to hardship, war, etc. My dream is that children in the community will be given opportunity for education to give them future life and community development” – Sr. Consolata Marie Ikeh
“I am singing for is Care of the Vulnerable! It is dearer to my heart because of the role they played in helping me at the toughest days of my life!” The Dream the Immaculate Heart Sisters have for their community and their advocacy automatically became my own dream the moment I accepted to join the SRG VOICE Singing for the Mission”. – Chioma Nwachukwu
“I am singing for the advocacy of Education for poor families. My dream is that children in the community will be given opportunity for education to give them future life and community development”. – Sr. Maria Clarissa Nwadigbo

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SR. MARISSA LUOISE R. MACABINGUEL, CARM. O.L.
From Carmelite Development Center PDO singing for Education for the Carm. O.L. Sisters Advocacy
Since education is one apostolate which the Sisters have to go through as part of their service and offering to all kinds of people at different levels. The support of the Sisters’ scholarship program receives from their own community’s effort to find a scholarship instills a greater sense of belonging and motivation with integrity and success. The scholarship creates the Sisters’ love of learning, enjoyment in the congregation’s mission which is incarnated in their life-long dream.
“I am singing for the Carm. O. L. Sisters for their Advocacy in education because I am one of the sisters who will be benefited from the said program”.
“My dream for my community as a sister is that we could leave our life as a Carm. O. L., by our willingness to become faithful educators to all kinds of students, especially the poor ones”.

SR. M. CHIZURUM MARCELINA SIMON
From Daughters of Divine Love (DDL) PDO – Italy singing for Education and Scholarship Advocacy
The Daughters of Divine Love (DDL) PDO – Italy envisions people and organizations called to show Divine Love in action through acts of generosity and compassion to the whole world in order to improve the life of the less previleged in the society.
“I chose to sing for the education advocacy. This is because I have the desire for young people to be exposed through education so that the society will be better”.
“It is my dream to assist as many as possible that are in our reach to help. Educating a child is the greatest human investment so far that can give rise to societal development and change of mind set.”

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EDZEL MARC B. GRIJALDO
From SouthBrook PDO singing for Education & Scholarship Advocacy
The principal advocacy is ‘Education & Scholarships’ with primary investment required to support ‘collectables’ (tuition fees) usually paid by parents, who however are currently experiencing extreme financial constraints brought about by economic downturn due to COVID 19 & Hurricane Odette. Parents require financial assistance during this time to support their child’s education and to facilitate consistency and progression of study until their personal position of employment and resulting income stabilizes
“My dream is to see street kids going back to school and having a better life“.

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ALEX S. SOLLER
From Diocese of Laoag Catholic Educational System (DLCES) PDO singing for DCLES Environmental Stewardship Advocacy
The DLCES IAC (PDO) envisions the attainment of productive collaboration among people and institutions with the collective mission of discipleship, and stewardship for our common home. In line with this, our Environmental Stewardship Advocacy aims to promote a Healthy Ecological Footprint, reduce carbon footprint and to reconnect our stakeholders to the web of creation. This program is also an answer to the call of Pope Francis to Embark on a 7-Year Journey Towards Integral Ecology.
“My dream is for our community to become more sustainable and to be more caring of our common home “.

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PAOLO RENOMERON AY-AY
From Leyte Kalipayan Dance Troupe PDO singing for the Music, Culture, and the Arts Advocacy
The Leyte Kalipayan Philanthropic Development Office aims to provide high standard trainings to young talents in our locality. Enhancing hidden talents, bringing out the best of every student, to exude the best version of themselves to help them succeed in life. To develop them not only to be exemplary in the field of arts, but to be good individual and citizen of our society.
“It is where my talents was unleashed.. The Leyte Kalipayan is an avenue that brings out the best in you, not only to be exemplary in the field of arts, but you’re molded to the best version of yourself, that every member who has been a part of this institution will truly value“.
“Greater exposure of our roots that is awareness to the rich cultural heritage and tradition of our country, especially for the younger generation and the preservation of it. Because we have a vanishing culture due to the western influences, with less opportunity of exposure”.

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ANNA CHRISTINE R. MANUEL
From San Pablo Apostol SPDO – Tondo singing for Vocation Advocacy

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MAYESA RHIZ ALBON
From Carmelite Missionaries PDO singing for Youth Ministry Advocacy

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JANE T. BARGO
From Diocese of San Carlos Stewardship and Philanthropic Development Office singing for Youth Advocacy

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SHOW CASE CALENDAR

April 1 - 2PM Showcase

April 2 - 2PM Showcase

April 8 - 2PM Showcase

April 9 - 2PM Showcase

April 9 - 10PM Showcase

April 10 - 8PM Showcase

Global Sleep Out
2022-02-26 20:00 - 2022-02-27 00:00 (Asia/Manila) | Home, Nigeria
GLOBAL SLEEP OUT
Swap your bed for a sleeping bag and help fight homelessness in your sleep!
On Feb 26, together with the other Philanthropic Development Organizations (PDOs) in the Spring Rain Global PDO Ecosystem is taking part in the Global Sleepout, an awareness, fundraising, and solidarity event to help the homeless and the vulnerable.

The Global Sleep Out is an offshoot of Spring Rain Global and Vincentian Foundation’s participation in the World’s Big Sleepout last 2019. The event then was held simultaneously in Manila and Cebu. It was able to raise 7,800 USD and was participated in by 960 participants. Last year, we shifted to our own brand – The Global Sleep Out for the benefit of the PDOs in the SRG Ecosystem doing various advocacies for the homeless – from building homes and providing shelters for the poor, elderly, and orphans; to livelihood, savings program, and community development initiatives; to feeding programs and soup kitchens.

On Feb 26, with your minimum donation of P500, we will experience how it is to be homeless, even if just for one night. Given the limitation of congregating during this time of the pandemic, we challenge you to not sleep on the comfort of your bed, and sleep outside or on your floor. There will be a program that will be live-streamed in the SRG and (PDO) Fb pages as we learn about the different initiatives (PDO) and the rest of the other organizations in our ecosystem are doing to care for the homeless and the vulnerable.

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Rather than gather together at large venues, this year we’re asking you to sleep out “at home”. You can sleep:

in your garden
or an (empty) bathtub
on a school playground
outside a youth club
or just somewhere you wouldn’t normally sleep

You can take part on your own, with your family or with a group, and there’s no age limit this year so everyone can join in.

Our goal is to have 5000 people sleeping out with us on Feb 26 – that is equivalent to P2.5 Million that would go to helping the HOMELESS and the VULNERABLE.
We hope that you will accept this challenge. In the Philippines alone, there are approximately 4.5 million people who are homeless. The Covid 19 pandemic with the lockdowns, economic slowdown and closing of businesses; and the devastating effects of recent disasters, like Typhoon Odette, have undoubtedly added more people to this number. Your P500 donation and your participation in this Global Sleepout will mean a lot in amplifying the need for more holistic, systemic, and sustainable interventions to solve this important development issue.
Your participation counts. For more inquiries contact Ms. Cheryl Tradio at +63 923 328 3318 or cheryl@springrain.the.ph.
To donate and register for this event, click the button below.

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The 3 main beneficiaries of the past Global Sleep Out are the ff:

1. Paglaum PDO of the Missionaries of the Assumption
Kitchen of Hope is a non-profit initiative that works to feed the hungry, especially the homeless and most marginalized, through its pop-up snack Café. Patrons can purchase an extra set of snacks or meals to give to those that need them but can’t afford them. It reinvests all of its revenue to sustain the Café’s operations and invites donors to give so that Kitchen of Hope can prepare more food for more people in need.

Established on March 16, 2021, on the occasion of the 500th year of Christianity in the Philippines, the Missionaries of the Assumption Paglaum PDO envisions Kitchen of Hope to be a movement that will support street dwellers, rough sleepers, and urban poor and migrants who lost their homes, by providing warm meals, conversation and counseling, transient dormitory, and even employment opportunities when possible.Kitchen of Hope takes inspiration from Social Bite upon hearing about it during Spring Rain Global PDO Ecosystem’s participation in the World’s Biggest Sleepout in 2019 which was co-organized by Social Bite founder, Josh Littlejohn MBE.
This program’s beneficiaries are primarily the homeless street dwellers and rough sleepers, as well as manual laborers, ambulatory vendors, and peddlers along J.P. Cabaguio Avenue in Agdao and other areas in Davao City as they also come to the Kitchen of Hope.
Aside from the procurement of initial kitchen equipment and supplies, the funds from the Global Sleepout were able to provide 2,880 meal sets for 6 months.

2. San Roque Parish, Mandaue City, Cebu
Kapasilungan Project – A Halfway House for Street Dwellers
The objectives of the program/program are:

To provide for street dwellers within the surroundings of the San Roque Parish a facility where they can do their toilet needs, wash their laundry and have their shower;

To create a social support to the beneficiaries among the parishioners and motivate our people to extend help for the homeless families (e.g. sponsor a family for their food, supply of detergent soap, shampoo and other needs);
To walk with the beneficiaries in their journey of faith.

This Kapasilungan Projects aims to address the basic needs of the street dwellers especially observing good hygiene. Being in the street, our beneficiaries do not have ready access to clean water to take a bath and do their laundry. They buy their water for drinking and pay for taking a public facility for their shower and toilet duties. Oftentimes, they don’t mind not being able to take a bath for a few days to save money. Similarly, they relieve themselves in open spaces.This Kapasilungan Project caters to the non-residents / voters of Barangays Subangdaku, Tipolo and Banilad. Our beneficiaries came from the provinces and do not have relatives in the city.
The project aims to help 5 families during the 1 year project duration.

3. Kariton Empowerment Center – Spring of Carmel

The 3 beneficiaries are from Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao

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GLOBAL SLEEPOUT FUNDRAISERS

REGISTER THROUGH BAKHITA CANOSSA FOUNDATION PDO

1) BAKHITA CANOSSA FOUNDATION PDO
Bakhita Canossa Foundation Inc. (BCFI) goal for 2022 is to serve 10,850 food packs thru our feeding program/soup kitchens and to turn over 20 houses with our housing project in Samar. The total anticipated budget is ₱7,323,550.00
We challenge participants to feel how it is to be homeless even for just one night, by not sleeping on their beds, but outside, or on the floor. Your act of solidarity and your P500 donation will really help us a lot to be able to continue our programs.
There will be a program that will be live-streamed in the SRG and Bakhita Canossa Foundation Inc. Fb page as we learn about the different initiatives and the rest of the other organizations in our ecosystem are doing to care for the homeless and the vulnerable.

2) CARMELITE MISSIONARIES (CM) PDO
The Carmelite Missionaries-PDO envisions a journey of a prayerful and life-giving community that gives witness to communion in the Church and society as a channel of blessing for the mission. Thus we respond to the present realities of the church especially homelessness through the Calamity and Disaster Relief Advocacy. In our little way, we provide food and clothing for our homeless brothers and sister whom we call “kapwa” who knocks on our door. We make sure that they leave our place not empty-handed. Moreover, we also helped the victims of calamities like typhoons who lost their houses. We also provide “pabahay” to our Indigent neighbors in Caburan Jose Abad Santos, Davao Occidental.

3) CLARETIAN MISSIONARY SISTERS (CMS) PDO
Social Services and Development Advocacy is one of the advocacies of the Claretian Missionary Sisters Philanthropic Office (CMS PDO). The programs under this advocacy are Disaster and Calamity responses through food packs, clothing, and household wares distributions to address the immediate needs of the victims and materials for house repairs. This includes victims of fire, floods, typhoon and COVID-19 victims.
When the COVID-19 hit our country or even globally, our responses and assistance to needs of our most vulnerable people has been heightened and have continued, thanks to the responses and support of our donors and the SRG Ecosystem of Good we are able to extend more help in different parts of the country and even outside like, India, Indonesia, and Vietnam. However, our activities are more concentrated in the Philippines.

4) PAGLAUM PDO
Kitchen of Hope is a non-profit initiative that works to feed the hungry, especially the homeless and most marginalized, through its Cafe/Restaurant. Patrons can purchase an extra set of snack or meal to give to those that need it but can’t afford it. It reinvests all of its revenue to sustain the Café’s operations and invites donors to give so that Kitchen of Hope can prepare more food for more people in need. Established on March 16, 2021, on the occasion of the 500th year of Christianity in the Philippines, the Missionaries of the Assumption Paglaum PDO envisions Kitchen of Hope to be a movement that will support street dwellers, rough sleepers, and urban poor and migrants who lost their homes, by providing warm meals, conversation and counseling, transient dormitory, and even employment opportunities when possible. Kitchen of Hope takes inspiration from Social Bite upon hearing about it during Spring Rain Global PDO Ecosystem’s participation in the World’s Biggest Sleepout in 2019 which was co-organized by Social Bite founder, Josh Littlejohn MBE.

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5) ST. LAWRENCE DEACON AND MARTYR PARISH STEWARDSHIP AND PHILANTHROPIC DEVELOPMENT OFFICE
“Accompanying families, building homes for the homeless and the vulnerable” so goes the mission embraced by the San Lorenzo Deacon and Martyr Parish Stewardship and Philanthropic Development Office (SLDMSPDO) project ALFA. Since its inception in the late 2019, project ALFA, (Allocating Logistics for Family Accompaniment or Alagang Familia), was initially an attempt at addressing the needs of the children and the Out of School Youth for education through the “Mobile Aklatan” and the community-based children and youth formation, and, at accompanying gender-based violence and VAWC survivors.

But the project which Baras PNP through its then OIC Chief Police Lieutenant Leslie Barlis originally presented to a multidisciplinary team from the LGU, the religious and non-government sectors soon evolved into project ALFA in mid-2020 after a challenging question in one of the meetings of the multi disciplinary team was raised: “Why not help families if we were to help the children and the youth?”
Now on its third year, project ALFA has accompanied 6 families 3 of whom were through “pangkabuhayan” assistance in which a starting fund was given to each of them amounting to 30,000.00 pesos. Two were assisted in maximizing the benefits of 50,000 peso financial assistance from government and non-government agencies like DSWD Baras, Red Cross and individual donors by overseeing the construction of their homes destroyed by super typhoon Rolly. SLDMDSPDO’s project ALFA is still to assist these families to either repair or construct their homes this year through the Global Sleep Out fundraising campaign. From there the beneficiaries’ solidarity monthly contribution for the repair or construction of their homes together with those from donors can be used to repair and build the homes of the 14 more Gender-Based Violence or VAWC survivors.

5) VINCENTIAN FOUNDATION PDO
Be one of our 5000 sleepers this Global Sleep Out! Sleep outside the comfort of our own beds for 1 night in solidarity with our homelessness brothers and sisters! Following last year’s Global Sleep Out, this year’s setting will also be done virtually in compliance to the safety guidelines brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic. This event was postponed in solidarity to the victims of Typhoon Odette. #HomelessNotHopeless
Your donation will contribute to the fund for the homeless that aims to support the Vincentian Foundation’s housing projects, San Roque Parish’s Kapasilungan project, and Vincent Helps’ goal to house 5 homeless families currently sleeping in the streets. 20% of the registration fee will also be donated to 5 religious Philanthropic Development Offices with Homelessness as an advocacy.
Donation Platforms: GCash, Metrobank, UCPB, Bank of Commerce, PayPal
You may also register as a fundraiser below where a portion of the registration fee will be allocated for your cause. For more details, you may contact vincentianfoundation.vgc@gmail.com or message our Facebook Page: Vincentian Foundation.

REGISTER THROUGH VINCENTIAN FOUNDATION PDO

CARMEL DEVELOPMENT CENTER (CDC) PDO

ROTARY CLUB OF METRO CEBU (RCMC) PDO

Our Partner PDOs
Here is the Philanthropic Development Offices (PDOs) with the same advocacy.

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Introduction to Fundraising: Achieve your 2022 Funding Goals
2022-02-18 15:00 - 17:00 (Asia/Manila) | Home, Nigeria
Introduction to Fundraising: Achieve your 2022 Funding Goals
2022 is off to a rough start. Many communities in Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao are still reeling from the devastating effects of Typhoon Odette/Rai which struck the Philippines a few days before Christmas; while the latest variant of Covid-19 is again delaying economic recovery. It is getting more difficult for social purpose organizations to raise much needed funds for their advocacies with many crises competing for the donor’s limited attention and resources.
Despite these realities, however, we believe that our projects with our beneficiaries and communities remain important. It is crucial that we continue to give the same, if not increased, level of assistance to our communities. Religious congregations, church organizations, civic associations, and other social purpose organizations need to be able to navigate and be more creative in our resource generation strategies.

Spring Rain Global invites you to a special learning session on INTRODUCTION TO FUNDRAISING: ACHIEVE YOUR 2022 FUNDING GOALS. Whether you belong to an organization new to raising funds or just wanting to get new ideas to jumpstart your creativity, this learning session will help you –

Learn about the Donor Development Process – from Donor Solicitation, Acquisition, Cultivation, Retention. How to relate to different donors depending on their stage or level in the process, and the different strategies you can use to move from one stage to the next? What is Stewardship? How do we highlight spirituality in stewardship to create more lasting donor relationships?
Knowing who to Approach – Mapping your Prospects. How do you know who to approach for your year-end fundraising strategies? Who are your internal and external constituents? What is the difference of warm and cold fundraising and how do you calibrate your approach to warm and cold prospects to achieve your goals?
Fundraising in the New Normal – the pandemic has changed the landscape of philanthropy. For one thing, it accelerated the shift to a more virtual way of meeting and connecting with donors. How prepared is your organization to accept digital donations? Learn about creative ways fundraising events are transitioning to virtual and the opportunities and challenges you may encounter.

INTRODUCTION TO FUNDRAISING: ACHIEVE YOUR 2022 FUNDING GOALS is scheduled on February 18, 3pm, Philippine time, via zoom. Cost of registration is Php1,500 with an option for follow-up and more intensive one-on-one coaching sessions.
We look forward to your positive reply. For any questions or inquiries, you may get in touch with Ms. Cheryl Tradio at +63 923 328 3318 or cheryl@springrain.the.ph.

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INTRODUCTION TO FUNDRAISING: ACHIEVE YOUR 2022 FUNDING GOALS is organized by Spring Rain Global, a social enterprise that aims to coach philanthropic development organizations, religious congregations, non-profits, and other organizations in Asia, Africa and beyond towards sustainability. It envisions to be the leading global partner towards a sustainable ecosystem among donors and donees supporting Missions through financial planning and philanthropy. Through an international team of highly-experienced professionals in the development, philanthropic, and financial planning sectors, SRG helps its clients network and raise funds, supporters, and other resources necessary to continue serving communities in need through the SRG 6-Pillar PDO Capacitation Model ©.

Speakers

Dr. Glenda M. Antonio
Founder, President and CEO, Spring Rain Global

A practicing international registered financial consultant since 2006, a member of the International Association of Registered Financial Consultants based in Ohio, USA. She is also a 6-year member of the Million Dollar Round Table and local chair for MDRT in Visayas, Philippines for 2011-2014. She specializes in Financial Planning for Institutional Sustainability for religious congregations, organizations, and schools in the Philippines. She is a professional consultant for Philanthropy, a certified fund raising manager who completed her studies in Indiana University, the center of Philanthropy. She has also earned a doctoral degree in Educational Management and the author of Build Your True Wealth.

He has over 30 years of experience in an International Development Sector, 20 years of which have been based overseas. He provides technical, management, monitoring and mentoring support on Farm and Non-farm-based Livelihoods projects that includes Social Enterprise, Microfinance, Food Security, Safeguarding, Gender-Based Violence and Grant Compliances for the large-scale multi-country and partner Government funding. Percy worked in Africa and Asia with a wide range of Faith and Non-faith based International Non-Governmental Organisations. He is regularly providing Project Management and Fundraising Trainings in Europe. He is a Master of Arts in Sociology, Post-Graduation Diploma in Communication and Bachelor of Commerce with Honours degree.

Mr. Percy Patrick
Project Cyle Consultant, United Kingdom

Ms. Kiel Sandico-Fernandez
Chief Executive Consultant, Spring Rain Global

She has been working in social purpose organizations for almost two decades now and has handled different roles from program management, volunteer management, youth development, development communications, and fundraising. She graduated cum laude in Film and Audio Visual Communication from the University of the Philippines in Diliman, and is a candidate for graduation for Masters in Public Management major in Voluntary Sector Management from the University of the Philippines Open University.

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Financial Planning Pillar Forum: Building a Sustainable Future
2022-01-28 - 2022-01-29 | Home, Nigeria
BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE
A forum to assess, plan, build and sustain the needs of time

To begin the year 2022, Spring Rain Global proudly presents the 1st Spring Rain Global Financial Planning Forum, happening virtually on January 28-29, 2022 with the theme “Building a Sustainable Future, Moving Towards Sustainable Impact”.
As one of the 6 pillars, Financial Planning is often neglected by most organizations focused only on their short-term, immediate funding needs. These organizations often operate in survival mode, always scrambling for donations and panic when unexpected crisis, like the Covid 19 pandemic, occur. Financial Planning is an important space to look into, adapting various models and financial strategies to enable an organization to assess long term financial needs, mitigate risks, and determine the resources required to support and meet objectives and fulfill the organizations’ overarching mission, as well as plans for continued growth.
In this virtual forum, SRG will gather thought leaders from the church, government, academe, businesses, and the development sectors–including funders, regulators and program implementers. The esteemed line-up of speakers will be providing insights into the fundamentals and new innovations of financial planning and the important steps to undertake to be able to sustain missions and adapt with the ever changing needs of time.

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SRG's PDO Bootcamp
2021-10-14 09:00 - 2021-11-18 17:00 (Asia/Manila) | Home, Nigeria
SRG's PDO Bootcamp

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Spring Rain Global is a social enterprise that envisions to be the leading global partner towards a sustainable ecosystem among donors and donees supporting Missions through financial planning and philanthropy. Through an international team of highly-experienced professionals in the development, philanthropic, and financial planning sectors, SRG helps its clients network and raise funds, supporters, and other resources necessary to continue serving communities in need through the Spring Rain Global 6-Pillar Capacitation Model©.
We are devoted to break cycles of poverty in all its forms. For the past thirteen years, we have worked to help create a greater good in every community our client organizations serve. We believe that systemic change can only occur if the smallest development player who works at the very grassroots of society is empowered. In today’s philanthropic landscape, these organizations are typically ignored and their potential to contribute to human development overshadowed.
We work with religious congregations, schools, corporations, non-government, civic/volunteer associations, and other organizations pursuing varied and valid development advocacies and programs, but are perpetually at risk of having their programs discontinued whenever there is a crisis or a change of leadership. Innovative in our approach, we provide these organizations the tools and create systems to help them become more sustainable.

We kicked off October with another exciting edition of Spring Rain Global’s PDO Accelerator Bootcamp.
The bootcamp is a six-day intensive training program held virtually via Zoom meetings, every Thursdays from October 14 to November 18. Open to Philanthropic Development Offices, it is a crash course delivered by experts aimed at accelerating the PDOs’ development and setting up their systems.
Why should you join?

Through the patented SRG 6-Pillar Capacitation Model©, learn about key elements for a successful, sustainable PDO operation: leadership and governance, program development and management, philanthropy, financial planning, database management, and ecosystem building.
Ask your burning questions and get answers on the spot from our roster of speakers and seasoned development professionals.

The Bootcamp is perfect for PDOs who are ready to take the next step in developing themselves with more focus, confidence, and who are looking to be connected to and maintain relationships with donors. Register now for the Bootcamp. The fee per PDO is at Php 45,000.00 or Php 7,500 per week. For non PDO’s it is at Php 60,000.00 or Php 10,000.00 per pillar. The registration fee covers all PDO staff.
In our experience, after establishing these pillars, the organizations become more focused, confident and better equipped to connect and maintain relationships with donors, thereby enabling them to stay true to their visions, scale up in their missions, and impact more beneficiaries. Unlike with other trainings that are just done one-time and participants are left to work on the outputs on their own, the SRG PDO Bootcamp kicks off a coaching journey customized to the particular needs and context of each participant organization to help them set-up each pillar for achievement of funding goals and sustainability.

Should you have any questions, please feel free to email our Chief Executive Consultant, Ms. Kiel S Fernandez, at kiel.springrainglobal@gmail.com, or call 09171369399

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Saint Joseph Summit
2021-09-30 - 2021-10-03 | Home, Nigeria
SAINT JOSEPH SUMMIT 2021

FREE 3-DAY PASS!

September 30th - October 3rd 2021

Divine Intimacy, Transformation of Heart, Zeal for Holiness.

OUR SPIRITUAL FATHER 2021 will help you develop a greater devotion to Saint Joseph and learn how to protect yourself, your marriage, and your family against evil.
The Free 3-Day pass includes:

3-Day admission to the Summit beginning Thursday, September 30th at 6pm PST and ending Sunday, October 3rd at 6 pm PST
Access to all 40+ recorded presentations.
Access to LIVE Prayer each morning
Special offers and free downloads from presenters and sponsors

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4-Day Permaculture Design Online Course
2021-09-18 09:00 - 2021-10-09 16:00 (Asia/Manila) | Home, Nigeria
4-Day permaculture design online course

General Objective
Empowering PDOs, church groups and charity organizations to deal best with the available resources (land and finances) in order to improve the impact of their work.

Specific objectives of the course

Increase capacity and impact of the human resources in order to create best solutions;
Learn to maximize assets and opportunities
Create sustainable solutions that will last and improve the operations of the PDO

Course description
The Basic Permaculture Design Certificate Course is purposely designed to unleash in participants their innate capacity to impact and ultimately design the systems governing their life. It is a week-long journey. It starts with discovering the language of nature and how it expresses the design of natural systems. From that, the participants are to utilize those discoveries in crafting designs for landscape, management plans, modules or even lifestyle that are in harmony with nature, resulting to beautiful and resilient projects.

Course objectives

To provide you with an in-depth introduction to systems thinking and the Permaculture design framework
To improve and enrich your relationship with nature
To enable you to craft meaningful and ecologically-sound designs that are; and beautiful; and resilient
To improve your capability to contextualize and apply Permaculture in specific local situations
To link the content with the general objective of the course (Mindoro project)

Course dynamics
(ONLINE) ACTIVITIES to sharpen understanding and getting participants familiar with natural systems
DISCUSSIONS to challenge your perceptions and broaden the horizon of knowledge
INPUTS directed to anchor learnings on a scientific basis
DEEPENING insights through videos, home-work and presentation of plans as the course progressesANALYSIS to improve the individual capacity of applying systems thinking

The course will be held online and runs over 4 weeks (1day/week). It comes with a consultation/coaching session (1hour) after the course ended and in relation to the plans that each PDO may have developed within the context of this course. The training will be focused on the needs of SRG partners.

DAY 1 History of permaculture, permaculture ethics, attitudes and principles of place – link to SRG

Refer to the SRG language of ecosystem of good in connections with ethics and attitudes
Ensure enlightened feelings for SRG-PDOs and implementers in order to engage differently with the surrounding ecosystem and available assets.
Become a bit more familiar with systems thinking

DAY 2: Principles of energy and relationship, what to find in a “permacultured” design system and basic components – link to SRG

Get tools and context analysis. Get more familiar with systems analysis
Give examples of church groups and activities where permaculture could leave a positive mark
Build confidence through knowledge

DAY 3: Patterns in nature, design actions and interactions in the natural world – Link to SRG

Gain skills in preparation of creating their own projects or building upon what they already have
Equip participants with a feeling of empowerment in engaging with nature

DAY 4: Grounding permaculture projects in the current context and related to SRG

Better grounding on why things happen the way they should
Aspects of social and financial permaculture

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Learn from the 5th APDC's Top Takeaways
2021-09-16 08:00 - 2021-10-07 17:00 (Asia/Manila) | Home, Nigeria
Thursdays with SRG

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500 Gifts for 500 Years
2021-09-11 - 2022-04-23 | Home, Nigeria
500 GIFTS FOR 500 YEARS

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Non-profit organizations are in danger of closing due to the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, putting them at risk of shutting down the critical services they provide for the most vulnerable. At the recent 5th Asian Philanthropic Development Conference, representatives from NGOs and philanthropic development offices (PDOs) called for government support, funding, sponsorship, and investments, and stronger cooperation from philanthropists, the private sector, and civil society to help build their resilience and the sustainability of their advocacies and services to those most affected by the pandemic.
Meanwhile, the Philippines is celebrating the quincentenary of the Roman Catholic Church in the country. In his message to the Filipinos for the Jubilee celebration of the 500 Years ofChristianity in the Philippines, Pope Francis emphasized the importance of giving as a way to mark this unique milestone. “Renew your enthusiasm for evangelization. Reach out to others and bring them the hope and joy of the Gospel,” he said.
Social enterprise Spring Rain Global (SRG) is responding to the Church’s call to give and the urgent need in the Philippines in light of the pandemic with the “500 Gifts for 500 Years” campaign.

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Calendar of activies

September 2021
08 – Holy Mass and Campaign Launch11 – Spring Rain Global18 – Bakhita Canossa Foundation Inc – PDO and San Pablo Apostol Parish, Tondo Stewardship and Philanthropic Development Office25 – Diocese of San Carlos PDO

October 2021
02 – Lourdes School of Quezon City PDO and OFM Capuchins09 – Carmel Development Center PDO (Carmelite Sisters of Our Lady)16 – Order of Carmelites PDO23 – Claretian Missionary Sisters PDO30 – Diocese of Laoag PDO

November 2021
06 – Carmelite Missionaries PDO13 – Missionaries of the Assumption – Paglaum PDO20 – Passionist PDO (Congregation of the Passion of Jesus Christ)27 – Vincentian Foundation PDO

December 2021
04 – The Camillian Fathers Foundation PDO11 – Augustinian Sisters of Our Lady of Consolation PDO

About the Event
The “500 Gifts for 500 Years” campaign is a platform organized by social enterprise Spring Rain Global (SRG) to help 14 Philippine-based philanthropic development offices (PDOs) raise funds to empower their workers who serve the most vulnerable. Leveraging the quincentenary of the Roman Catholic Church in the country, each participating PDO will receive mentorship and hands-on training on its 6-pillar capacitation model to attract 500 donations or pledges from September to December 2021. Proceeds from this multi-month campaign will support religious and lay missionaries who implement and sustain the PDOs’ life-giving advocacies, mission, and charisms.

Campaign Objective

Celebrate 500 Years of Catholicism in the Philippines by supporting the development of 500 religious and lay people;
Introduce and raise awareness about the vocation and charism of the PDOs in its ecosystem of good; and
Minimum of 500 GIFTS to support the PDOs’ human capital to implement service projects and support lays and missions, which will be distributed to participating PDOs.

How Can I Help?We hope that you can also support this campaign by being one of the 500 gift-giverswho will support the PDOs as they bring in, train, and form more priests, nuns, and lay collaborators to implement and sustain their life-giving missions, charisms, and advocacies.
We welcome gifts in kind or financial pledges or donations.

In-Kind Gifts for the SRG Gift Exchange
You may donate items, used or brand new, that may be exchanged for cash by other donors. Examples can be clothes, shoes, jewelry, artwork, appliances, etc.

Visit SRG Gift Exchange FB Page

500 Regalo para sa 500 Taon ng KristiyanismoG na G sa pagbibigay-saya sa ating kapwa Pilipino
We invite you to visit Spring Rain’s store in Lazada for an easy way to help and make a difference this Christmas. Support our various PDOs doing advocacies for the poor and needy – feeding, disaster relief, medical assistance, housing, livelihood assistance, education, care for the environment, help for Indigenous Peoples, etc.
This Christmas, let us support the 500 Gifts for 500 Years Campaign and give gifts for a cause – our humble gifts for Christ, the reason for the season.

Visit SRG Lazada Store

For more information, contactMs. Cheryl Tradio at 0923 328 3318for more details.

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5th Asian Philanthropic Development Conference
2021-07-28 08:00 - 2021-07-30 17:00 (Asia/Manila) | Home, Nigeria
Resiliency and Beyond:
Our Philanthropic Ecosystem of Good

“Strengthening and scaling up the Philanthropic Ecosystem of Good to address the needs of development organizations and their beneficiaries for long-term sustainability.”

1st day – July 28, 2021 (Wednesday)

Reality landscape on Resiliency
Fr. Czar Emmanuel Alvarez, OSA
Vice President for Academic Affairs, Colegio Dan Agustin-BiñanPhilippines

Philanthropy in the New Normal: Resiliency and Beyond
Ms. Stephanie Lucero
Director, Spring Rain GlobalUSA

Philanthropic Mission Towards Resiliency
Mr. Anantvijay Singh
Manager, Dasra CircleIndia

Navigating the Path of the Church in this New Normal
Fr. Victor F. Gonzaga, OSA
Augustinian MissionaryKetapang, IndonesiaChairman of the Advisory Board,Spring Rain GlobalPhilippines

Impacts on Social Enterprise & philanthropy: A Wellmade Journey
Dato’ Dr. Philip N. Tan, T.M., H.C., FICD
CEO, Well Made Motors andDevelopment CorpPast District Governor, Rotary District 3860Philippines

The Government’s Call to Resiliency
Hon. Maria Leonor Gerona Robredo
14th Vice PresidentRepublic of the Philippines

Education Sector’s Path to Resiliency and Beyond
Fr. Tito Bonoan
Superintendent DLCES,Diocese of LaoagPhilippines

Care for Environment: A Resilient Approach, the BioNutrient Experience
Ms. Emma Ramas
Director, Bionutrient PDOPhilippines

Food Security and Sustainable Farming
Mr. William Dar
Secretary, Department of AgricultureRepublic of the Philippines

The Sustaining Mission of the Church
His Excellency, Bp. Renato Mayugba, D.D.
Bishop, Diocese of LaoagPhilippines

Resiliency Path among Inter Faith-Based Organizations
Genevieve Balance Kupang, Ph.D.
Chairperson, Special Interest Groups (SIG)World Council for Curriculum and Instruction (WCCI)Philippines

The Value of Social Enterprise in the Church
Dr. Rob John
Independent ConsultantLondon

2nd day – July 29, 2021 (Thursday)

Breaking Boundaries to Resiliency
Ms. Kristen J. Molyneaux
Vice President, Social Impact, Lever for Change, Mac Arthur FoundationUSA

Philanthropy and the New Economy
Brian Kettenring
Director, Economy and Society InitiativeHewlett FoundationUSA

The Future of Philanthropy and Sustainability
Dr. Arnil Paras
Philippine Country Representative
Asian Venture Philanthropy Network
Philippines

Resiliency and Beyond: Our Philanthropic Ecosystem of Good
Dr. Glenda M. Antonio
Founder, President and CEOSpring Rain GlobalPhilippines

Resiliency towards an Ecosystem of Good
Mr. Kunal Verma
CEO, Centre for FundraisingFounder, DonatioIndia

Digital Transformation in the Philanthropy World
Mr. Carlos Hechanova
Executive Director for DevelopmentMakesense Philippines

Funding Resiliency: Building Capacity for Sustained Success
Ms. Jennifer Viloria
CEO, IISLA VenturesUnited Kingdom

Navigating the Role of Data in Philanthropy
Ms. Maud Savary-Mornet, CESGA
Founder/CEO, Beyond Finance Consulting Ltd.Independent Investment Committee Member/ Senior Advisor, Global Impact Investing NetworkUSA

3rd day – July 30, 2021 (Friday)

Uniting in Diversity of our Collective Impact
Ms. Ann Marie Baring, LPT RFC REP
Chief of Staff and Financial Planning Pillar HeadSpring Rain Global

Capacity Building Towards Resiliency
Ms. Kiel Fernandez
Chief Executive ConsultantSpring Rain Global Philippines

Advocacy on Care for the Homeless: Housing Initiative

Fr. Gerald Borja, CM
Advisory Board Member, Spring Rain GlobalVice President, PDO Ecosystem OfficerPhilippines

Mr. Noel Cariño
President and CEO, Cariño Development and Management CorporationNational President, CREBA Philippines

Mr. Ike Guanio
Chief Operations OfficerCariño Development and Management CorporationPhilippines

Fr. Rey Daguitera, Fdcc
Parish Priest, San Pablo Apostol – Tondo Director, SPDO – TondoPhilippines

Ms. Jamila Homayun
Head of International ProjectsHabitat for HumanityNew Zealand

Mr. Marcelino C. Mendoza
Chairman of Organization of Socialized and Economic Housing Developers of the Philippines (OSHDP)Manila, Philippines

Ms. Lydia Stazen
Executive Director, IGHChicago

Advocacy on Food Security and Sustainable Farming

Mr. Mel Yan
COO, IISLA VenturesUnited Kingdom

Ms. Emma Ramas
DirectorBionutrient PDOPhilippines

Fr. Rey Daguittera, Fdcc
Parish Priest, San Pablo Apostol – TondoDirector, SPDO – Tondo Philippines

Mr. William Dar
Secretary, Department of AgricultureRepublic of the Philippines

Mr. Andry Lim

Advocacy on Health, Children, Women and Elderly in the Fight for Covid and the New Economy

Fr. John Paul Alvarado, MI
Director, TCFF PDOPresident, PDO Ecosystem OfficerPhilippines

Dr. Brienna Abinuman
Philippines

Dr. Rodolfo Nonato
President, South Bacolod General HospitalBacolod, Philippines

Ms. Mary Ann Soria
Ambassador-PWDSpring Rain Global Philanthropy GroupPhilippines

Sr. Bienvenida Viovicente, MMPI
Advisory Board MemberSpring Rain GlobalPhilippines

Ms. Mansi Dholakia
CEO, GMHA (Global Mental Health Association), USAAdvisor on board, EQ4PEACE, USAAdvisor on board, Mental Health Change, UKBoard of Trustee, World Peace Tracts Organization, UK

Dr. Jodi Visnu
Public Health Intern and Health EducatorRumah Sakit Panti RapihIndonesia

Advocacy on Care for the Environment and Mother Earth

Mr. Bert Peeters
Philippines Permaculture Association

Ms. Emma Ramas
DirectorBionutrient PDOPhilippines

Ms. Vivian Borromeo
Deputy AmbassadorSRG Global Philanthropy GroupPhilippines

Fr. Murphy Sarsonas
Priest, Archdiocese of CebuPhilippines

Mr. Sherwin Santos
President and Executive DirectorARN Central Waste Management Inc.

Advocacy on the Church and it’s Mission to Resiliency

Fr. Alvin Raypan
Director of Spiritual Pastoral Formation YearArchdiocesan Shrine of San Pedro CalungsodPhilippines

Mr. Norazani Shaiddin
Chief Operating OfficerSpring Rain GlobalSingapore

Fr. Francis Lucas
President, Catholic Media NetworkAdvisory Board, Spring Rain GlobalPhilippines

His Execellency, Bp. Renato Mayugba, D.D.
Bishop, Diocese of LaoagDirector, Diocese of Laoag PDOPhilippine

Elder Steven R. Bangerter
General Authority SeventyChurch of Jesus of Latter-day SaintsPhilippine Area Presidency

Mr. Bienvenido Tan
Caritas CebuPhilippines

Fr. Lord Winner, CMF
General Mission ProcuratorClaretian CongregationRome, Italy

Mr. Ricardo Borges
Brazil

Mr. Antonio D. Ynoc
President and CEOAntonio D. Ynoc Family FoundationPhilippines

Advocacy on Education, Future Skilling and Capacity Building

Mr. Sol Joseph Christian Figues
Marketing DirectorGolden Sun Performing ArtsPhilippines

Sr. Mary Sebastian Ogwuike, IHM
Sisters of the Immaculate Heart or Mary, Mother of ChristDirector, SIHMMC PDOBirmingham

Mr. Jude Acidre
2021 National PresidentJCI Candahug Liberation and JCI Philippines

Mr. Phil Brookes
Co-FounderMarble Class

Mr. Ramon Fernandez
PBA LegendCommissioner, Philippine Basketball AssociationPhilippines

Fr. Marcelo Manimtim, CM
President, Adamson UniversityManila, Philippines

Advocacy on IP and Sustainable Land Development

Fr. Orven O. Gonzaga, CP
Executive Director, Passionist PDOPhilippines

Sr. Flora Secuya, m.a.
Deputy DirectorMissionaries of the AssumptionPhilippines

Ms. Richelle Diane P. Claros
Director, Lawig Philippines

Dr. Marissa Cos Alcantara
PDO ConsultantSpring Rain GlobalPhilippines

Beneficial Return

Yolanda Stern

Advocacy on Social Enterprise in a Resilient World

Mr. Percy Patrick
Project Cycle ConsultantUnited Kingdom

Mr. Manuel Piamonte, Jr.
Past District GovernorLions Club International District 301 B2Philippines

Mr. Bobby Pacana
Head AmbassadorSRG Global Philanthropy GroupPhilippines

Fr. Rey Daguitera, Fdcc
Parish Priest, San Pablo Apostol – TondoDirector, SPDO – TondoPhilippines

Ms. Jennifer Viloria
Founder and CEOIISLA VenturesUnited Kingdom

Mr. Manolito Vincent Aguilar
Vincentian FoundationPhilippines

Strategic Partners

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1st Philanthropy Forum in India
2020-11-21 08:00 - 18:00 (Asia/Kolkata) | Zoom Webinar
Introduction of the Theme: Moving Towards a Resilient Ecosystem
Bro. Thomas Mariadoss, BSH
Director, Brothers of Sacred Heart PDO Bangalore, India

Unite in Diversity with Greater Heights in Mission Areas and NGOs
Fr. Victor Gonzaga, OSA
Augustinian Missionary, West Kalimantan, Indonesia Chairman, Spring Rain Global Philippines

Move to an Organized Charity to Break Boundaries towards Social impact
Fr. Gerald Borja, CM
Director, Vincentian Missionaries Social Development Foundation Inc. PDO Philippines

Best Communication Plan Strategy: Breaking Boundaries, Greater Heights
Fr. Francis Lucas
CEO, CMN Network Philippines

Moving Towards a Resilient Ecosystem
Dr. Glenda Antonio
Founder, President and CEO Spring Rain Global Philippine

How Asian Venture Philanthropy Network Created a Transformation of Collective Impact to Greater Heights
Arnil Paras, Ph. D.
Philippines Country Director, AVPNPhilippines

How Professional Trainings in Philanthropy Development can Create Transformation on the Impact of End Results
Dr. Sarah Nathan, PhD
Faculty, Indiana University Fund Raising SchoolIndiana, USA

The Eight Principles of Sustainable Fundraising
Larry Johnson
Author, The Eight Principles of Sustainable FundraisingUSA

Fundraising 101 on Virtual Relevance
Ms. Kiel Fernandez
Executive Consultant in Philanthropy ManagementSpring Rain GlobalPhilippines

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via Zoom Webinar November 21, 2020 8:00AM – 6:00PM (Indian Standard Time)

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4th Asian Philanthropic Development Conference 2020
2020-09-23 - 2020-09-25 | Zoom Webinar
3 Days, 18 Speakers, 1 Goal
“All Moving Towards a Resilient Ecosystem.”

Now on its 4th Year, the Asian Philanthropic Development Conference is HERE! With expert speakers on Sustainable Fundraising, Organized Charity, Grant Support, Continuum of Capital, Global Standards on Philanthropy and more.

We always emphasize the value of the ecosystem whereby philanthropy does not operate in isolation but in an ecosystem with diverse players and stakeholders. It is a marketplace for ideas, where the right capital and skills connect with the most promising solutions.

This Ecosystem of Good continues to grow as manifested in the success stories of our Philanthropic Development Offices found all over the world who journeyed through the recent pandemic with positive impact and creative solutions strengthening the path towards a Resilient Ecosystem.

The 3-Day session with keynote speakers and break up sessions include topics on:

1st day

8:00 am
Opening Song
SRG Prayer
National Anthem (Philippines, USA and Singapore)

8:15 am
Welcome Remarks
Dr. Glenda Antonio

8:30 am
Introduction of the Theme: Moving Towards a Resilient Ecosystem
Fr. Czar Emmanuel Alvarez, OSA
University of San Agustin Philippines

9:15 am
Unite in Diversity with Greater Heights in Mission Areas and NGOs
Fr. Victor Gonzaga, OSA
Augustinian Missionary, West Kalimantan, Indonesia Chairman, Spring Rain Global Philippines

10:00 am
Morning Break

10:10 am
Call for Social Transformation: The Caritas Thailand Experience
Fr. John Murray, OSA
Project and Office Management Caritas Thailand

11:11 am
Panel Discussion
Kiel Fernandez
Moderator

11:30 am
Lunch Break

1:15 pm
Sharing Stewardship and Sustainability on the New Normal
Fr. Joseph de Aquino
Archdiocese of Cebu Philippines

2:00 pm
Sustaining Global Mission and Collaboration
Fr. Lord Winner, CMF
General Mission Procurator of the Claretian Congregation Rome, Italy

2:45 pm
Q&A
Fr. Lord Winner, CMF Kiel Fernandez

3:00 pm
Facing the Realities of Business in the New Normal
Architect Felino “Jun” A. Palafox, Jr.
Principal Architect – Urban Planner Founder and Managing Partner, PALAFLOX ASSOCIATES President, PALAFOX ARCHITECTURE Group Inc. Philippines

3:45PM
Trend of Social Enterprise towards Resiliency in this New Normal
Dr. Smriti Pahwa
Senior Consultant and Author “Missed Opportunities, One Too Many” New Delhi

4:30 pm
Panel Discussion
Kiel Fernandez
Moderator

4:45 pm
Closing Remarks

2nd day

8:00 am
Opening Song
SRG Prayer
National Anthem (Philippines, USA and Singapore)

8:15 am
Welcome Remarks
Fr. Victor Gonzaga, OSA

8:30 am
Worldwide Initiatives for Grant Makers Support, Inc. (WINGS)
Mr. Benjamin Bellegy
Executive Director, WINGS Brazil

9:15 am
Q&A
Dr. Glenda Antonio

9:30 am
How Professional Trainings in Philanthropy Development can Create Transformation on the Impact of End Results
Dr. Sarah Nathan, PhD
Faculty, Indiana University Fund Raising School Indiana, USA

10:15 am
Q&A
Dr. Glenda Antonio

10:30 am
The Eight Principles of Sustainable Fundraising
Larry Johnson
Author USA

11:15 am
Q&A
Dr. Glenda Antonio

11:30 am
Lunch Break

1:00 pm
Moving Towards a Resilient Ecosystem
Dr. Glenda Antonio
Founder, President and CEO Spring Rain Global Philippine

1:45 pm
How Asian Venture Philanthropy Network Created a Transformation of Collective Impact to Greater Heights
Mr. Kevin Teo
COO, AVPN Singapore

2:30 am
Afternoon Break

2:45 pm
Continuum of Capital in Addressing Resiliency
Ms. Jennifer Viloria
Founder & CEO, IISLA Ventures United Kingdom

3:30 pm
Circulate Capital: Its Call Towards Resiliency in this Need of Time
Ms. Regula Schegg
Managing Director, Asia Circulate Capital Singapore

4:30 pm
Panel Discussion
Andrew Baltazar
Moderator

4:45 pm
Closing Remarks

a night of donor-donees relation

7:20 pm
Intro: Local Thai to Introduce Thailand Theme

7:20 pm
Welcome Remarks
Fr. John Paul Alvarado, MI

7:20 pm
National Anthem (Philippines, USA and Singapore)

8:00 pm
Intermission
Dr. Roa

8:15 pm
Inspirational Message
Bishop Renato Mayugba, D.D.

8:21 pm
Inspirational Message
Fr. Bernard Holzer, AA

8:25 pm
Inspirational Message
Fr. Emmanuel Bolilia, OAR

8:30 pm
PDO Awarding

8:50 pm
Donor Awards (Honoring Philanthropist)
Dr. Glenda Antonio

9:10 pm
Intermission

9:15 pm
Special Awards
Fr. Victor Gonzaga, OSA

9:20 pm
Closing Remarks
Engr. Mark Anthony Antonio

3rd day

8:00 am
Opening Song
SRG Prayer
National Anthem (Philippines, USA and Singapore)

8:15 am
Welcome Remarks
Fr. Victor Gonzaga, OSA

8:30 am
Philanthropy Moving Forward in an Ecosystem of Good: Taking Concrete Actions
Ms. Stephani Lucero
SRG US Director USA

9:15 am
Q&A
Dr. Glenda Antonio

9:30 am
Challenging the Path to Break Boundaries and Innovate
Mr. Vincent Lim
CEO, Fanfare Global Singapore

10:15 am
Morning Break

10:30 am
Value of the Ecosystem in the New Normal
Mr. Imran Khan
Torch Foundation PDO Singapore

11:30 pm
Panel Discussion
Dr. Glenda Antonio

12:00 pm
Lunch Break

1:00 pm
Move to an Organized Charity to Break Boundaries towards Social impact
Fr. Gerald Borja, CM
Director, Vincentian Missionaries Social Development Foundation Inc. PDO Philippines

2:00 pm
From EGO to Ecosystem
Sr. Joy Carmel Jumawan, Carm.O.L
Executive Secretary, EMCR Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines

2:45 pm
Afternoon Break

3:00 pm
Charitable Enterprise: Mission through Business
Dr. Rob John
Associate, Center for the Study of Philanthropy and Public Good, University of St. Andrews Scotland Cambridge and London

4:15 pm
Panel Discussion

4:45 pm
Closing Remarks

This 3 Day Conference is Best for the following institutions:

Church

Mission Areas

Lay Organization

Faith Based Organizations

Schools

Hospitals

Corporations

Foundations

Non-Government Organizations

Here’s what Past Attendees has to say:

This is my first time, and I’m so very happy that it gives me more opportunity to link, to work, and to collaborate. It will make my job, my apostolate even more exciting.
Fr. Murphy P. Sarsonas
Cebu Archdiocese Commision on Environmental Concern (CACEC)

I feel more confident with the work of our foundation. I will never forget this experience since it will have a big effect on my foundation.
Fr. Apolinario Victor N. Mateo
Founder/Director, GENPLE (Generous People) Scholarship Foundation, Inc.

Even if we are coming from different institutions, different parishes, dioceses, this conference gathers us altogether.
Fr. Gregorio L. Banaga, JR. CM
Provincial Visitor, Congregation of the Mission, Philippine Province

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EVENT SCHEDULE
via Zoom Webinar September 23-25, 2020 8:00AM – 5:00PM (Philippine Time)

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Night of Donor-Donee Relations September 24, 2020 9:00 PM – 10:00PM (Philippine Time)

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