Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc. (PSFI) has stood with communities in times of need for 43 years. In July 2025, when Typhoon Emong devastated La Union and displaced thousands, PSFI, Shell Pilipinas Corporation, and local leaders moved quickly to deliver life-saving aid. From July 25 to August 1, 2025, they reached 202 families in four barangays with hot meals, safe drinking water, hygiene kits, and urgent supplies for the elderly and vulnerable. Even the Shell Poro Terminal opened its remaining power supply so residents could charge devices and stay connected. This swift, coordinated response reflects the Natibker spirit—strong, unyielding, and steadfast—that continues to guide PSFI’s mission to leave no community behind.

PSFI marked the second year of its Roots to Shoots initiative with a vibrant Nutrition Month celebration on July 29, 2025, at the Clark Training Center in Pampanga. The event gathered communities, partners, and local government units for a day of learning, contests, and shared meals, all under the theme “Masustansiyang Pagkain para sa Pamilyang Pinoy, Ating Ihain.”

Highlights included a cooking competition, nutri-costume parade, and quiz bee, alongside sessions on nutrition as a fundamental right. The celebration also showcased the program’s integrated approach, combining WASH, Mother and Child Care, and Food Security and Livelihood to address food and nutrition insecurity.

With strong participation from families, teachers, and community leaders, the day reflected the shared commitment to building healthier, more resilient communities.

Ezra Lyn Valenzuela, a young mother from Cagayan de Oro, joined PSFI’s SKIL Program in 2024 to build a better life for her daughter.

With Housekeeping NCII training and support from Shell Pilipinas Corporation’s North Mindanao Import Facility, she found work in Greece and now provides for her family.

Ezra’s journey reflects 43 years of PSFI empowering Filipinos through skills, hope, and opportunity.