PSFI Recognized as ‘Hero of Hope’ by Childhope Philippines Foundation, Inc.

After 26 years as a caddie at Manila Golf and Country Club, Benjie Dela Cruz is learning new skills through a Customer Services NC II scholarship from MGCCFI and PSFI. The opportunity brings him closer to his dream of starting a small business and, one day, helping others pursue their own goals.

Twenty SKIL scholars training in Housekeeping NC II joined a three-day LEAD Workshop in Puerto Princesa, building confidence, strengthening interpersonal skills, and learning from a former PSFI scholar now working at the Puerto Princesa Shell Terminal.

PSFI supported a community-led learning activity on bullying prevention, anger management, and children’s rights for 94 Grade 5 and Grade 6 pupils in San Fernando City, La Union.

Paul Eman entered the Gas Mo, Bukas Ko Scholarship Program to build his automotive skills. He emerged with a stronger sense of leadership and a commitment to help others grow.

Thirty-seven Shell-PhilDev and PhilDev scholars came together for five days of self-discovery, mentorship, career preparation, and fellowship, building the skills and connections to help them navigate the possibilities ahead.

For years, Sing David and other families in Sitio Kaging faced the daily burden of collecting water from a distant spring. Through the Roots to Shoots Light Program, clean water, practical knowledge, and livelihood opportunities are now helping the community build healthier and more hopeful futures.