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ELENA ENCIO: A CHAMPION FOR THE SCHOLARS

In 4 decades of helping Filipino youth find a path towards realizing their own potential, one thing PSFI scholars find with the chance to finish their education is a shot at a welcoming family, one that understands where...

#MovingFurther: A Celebration of 40 Years of Progress

In August 1982, PSFI was established to help the country’s out-of-school youth and uplift the lives of Filipinos. 40 years later, with the expansion of programs into 6 thematic areas aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, the good work...

Planting the Seeds of Progress: Romano Reyes for SAKA

Through programs that uplift and empower individuals and communities, PSFI plants the seeds of progress. By nourishing and providing them with care and guidance, these seeds can grow, flourish, and eventually bear fruits to help those around them. Sanayan sa...

Breaking the Chains of Poverty: Elizabeth Estabillo for SKIL

Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc. (PSFI) ,  prides itself in creating programs that address the challenges Filipinos continue to face everyday, all of which are in line with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs). When the foundation was...

A Heart to Heart with Raven Aguan on PSFI PROTECTS

In facing relevant societal issues, it is important to have people who are compassionate and actively engaged, those who have the capacity to understand the struggles another individual may be experiencing and the willingness to lend a helping hand. This is...

The Heroes Behind ‘Movement Against Malaria’

Malaria continues to be a worldwide concern, with the World Health Organization reporting 241 million global cases in 2020. The disease is caused by a parasite carried by infected mosquitos and is more prevalent in rural areas. Luckily, there are available...

Power and Empowerment: 2 Stories from Project SINAG in Palawan

Today, there are still many communities throughout the Philippines that have no power, and this problem with electricity and lack of access to energy is something that needs to be addressed and improved.  This problem affects families—from how they perform...

Promoting Sustainable Development in Tagbilaran

From the years 2006 to 2012, PSFI has been working with communities in Tagbilaran,  implementing projects that adhere to sustainable development goals relevant to the 14 barangays in the area. Now, almost ten years later, the Foundation saw the need to...

Celebrating 39 Years of Empowering Communities

For 39 years, Pilipinas Shell Foundation (PSFI) has been actively empowering communities all over the Philippines. Established in 1982, the foundation set course to make a sustainable and inclusive future by helping those who’ve been strongly affected by...

MagzWheel Furniture: Turning the Wheels of Sustainability

It’s common knowledge that rubber tires don’t decompose. Instead, they stack up on landfills where they can serve as breeding spaces for mosquitoes and rats, among many other critters. When not thrown away, tires are disposed through the process of burning, which...

Losing a home to Taal

Maricel used to call Taal island her home. That was before the main crater on the volcano island spewed a tower of ash some 15 kilometers into the sky last January 12, raining ashfall in parts of Batangas, Laguna, Cavite, Bulacan, Rizal and as far north in Metro...

Maricel and Allan, together with their son inside the modular tent
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