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T’boli, South Cotabato — In a continuing effort to support education and help communities recover from adversity, Ang Papel Co. turned over three makeshift classrooms to Laconon Integrated School in T’boli, South Cotabato, providing learners and teachers with additional spaces for learning amid the challenges brought by earthquake damage.

Some journeys remind us that the true meaning of giving goes far beyond the things we bring—it is about the lives we touch, the smiles we witness, and the hope we leave behind.

On June 8, 2026, Ang Papel Co. witnessed a powerful reminder that even the simplest school supplies can carry the biggest dreams. With hearts full of purpose and gratitude, the Ang Papel Co. family visited Kapitan Moy Elementary School in Marikina to distribute school supplies to 1,847 students from Kindergarten to Grade 6. What seemed like boxes filled with notebooks, pencils, and learning essentials represented something far greater—hope, opportunity, and the promise of a better tomorrow.

Following a meaningful morning in Olongapo, the mission continued on the afternoon of June 3, 2026, as Ang Papel Co., together with the volunteers of Harvest Church and Trust and Believe in Me Foundation, arrived at Pastolan Integrated School in Bataan to bring support, encouragement, and hope to its young learners. The school community warmly welcomed the team, setting the stage for an afternoon filled with smiles, excitement, and meaningful connections.

On June 3, 2026, at 9:00 AM, Ang Papel Co., together with the dedicated volunteers of Harvest Church and Trust and Believe in Me Foundation, gathered at IRAM II Integrated School in Olongapo for a meaningful day dedicated to the children, teachers, and the future of education.

In the quiet, far-reaching corners of Sitio Mampueng in Bataan and the community of Olongapo, Ang Munting Papel Co., Inc. took a meaningful first step not to give, just yet, but to listen, to see, and to understand.

On December 18, 2025, at Cagmanaba Elementary School in Oas, Albay, a meaningful day of giving and connection brought the community together in the spirit of compassion. As the morning unfolded, 105 learners, accompanied by their parents, gathered with excitement and curiosity. The school grounds, usually filled with the routine of classes, transformed into a space of joy, gratitude, and shared hope.