Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc. (PSFI) was established on August 19, 1982 as the social arm of Shell companies in the Philippines. We aspire to spearhead fit-for-purpose projects that respond not only to the needs of Shell’s worksites and host communities, but to the rest of the country. Currently, PSFI works with numerous groups in various locations around the Philippines, with specialized focus in communities in: Batangas, Bohol, Misamis Oriental, Cagayan de Oro, Camarines Sur, Iloilo, La Union, Leyte, Negros Occidental, Oriental Mindoro, Palawan, and Rizal.

PSFI has touched more than 17 million lives in its 40 years of service through its diverse programs. While we prioritize our work in some areas, we continue to extend our programs to other regions in need.

Our Programs

Our work focuses on six (6) thematic areas comprising various programs that are best fit for communities that we work with, aligned with the UN SDGs, and developed and implemented by experts.

ACCREDITATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS

ACCREDITATIONS AND CERTIFICATIONS

STORIES OF INSPIRATION

Quezon City, PSFI, and ANTHILL Open Circularity Hub in Payatas, Advancing Textile Waste Upcycling and Women’s Livelihoods

The Quezon City Government, in partnership with ANTHILL Fabric Gallery and Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc. (PSFI), has officially opened the Circularity Hub in Barangay Payatas, the first facility in the Philippines dedicated to textile waste upcycling. The Hub empowers local women through weaving and skills development, transforming discarded textiles into high-value products while creating sustainable livelihood opportunities. By bringing together environmental action, cultural preservation, and community enterprise, the initiative demonstrates how circular economy solutions can drive both social and environmental impact.

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PSFI, Shell, and Batangas City Mark Turnover of Wildlife Learning Hub and Gift Café

Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc. (PSFI), together with Shell Pilipinas Corporation and the City Government of Batangas, formally marked the ceremonial turnover of the Wildlife Learning Hub and Gift Café at the EBD Eco-Park and Wildlife Rescue Center. The initiative aims to promote environmental conservation, wildlife awareness, sustainable tourism, and community-based livelihoods through a shared space for education, advocacy, and locally made Batangas products.

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Hope Takes Root Through New Livelihood Opportunities in Bamban and Mabalacat

Families in Bamban, Tarlac and Mabalacat, Pampanga are embracing new opportunities through the Roots to Shoots (RTS) initiative, where 100 caregivers and farmers received starter goats as part of a sustainable livelihood program. Supported by Bloomberry Cultural Foundation, Inc. and Thaison Builder & Developer Inc., the initiative aims to strengthen food security, improve household income, and help communities build a more hopeful and stable future.

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Quezon City, PSFI, and ANTHILL Open Circularity Hub in Payatas, Advancing Textile Waste Upcycling and Women’s Livelihoods

The Quezon City Government, in partnership with ANTHILL Fabric Gallery and Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc. (PSFI), has officially opened the Circularity Hub in Barangay Payatas, the first facility in the Philippines dedicated to textile waste upcycling. The Hub empowers local women through weaving and skills development, transforming discarded textiles into high-value products while creating sustainable livelihood opportunities. By bringing together environmental action, cultural preservation, and community enterprise, the initiative demonstrates how circular economy solutions can drive both social and environmental impact.

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PSFI, Shell, and Batangas City Mark Turnover of Wildlife Learning Hub and Gift Café

Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc. (PSFI), together with Shell Pilipinas Corporation and the City Government of Batangas, formally marked the ceremonial turnover of the Wildlife Learning Hub and Gift Café at the EBD Eco-Park and Wildlife Rescue Center. The initiative aims to promote environmental conservation, wildlife awareness, sustainable tourism, and community-based livelihoods through a shared space for education, advocacy, and locally made Batangas products.

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