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BPI, BPI Foundation, and PDRF hope to give people a place of refuge in times of disasters and pandemics through the BPI Bayanihan Center. From left, top to bottom: Immediate past BPI President and CEO Cezar P. Consing, BPI Foundation Executive Director Owen Cammayo, BPI Head of Sales and Service Channels Angelie King, Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation (PDRF) President Butch Meily, PDRF Executive Director Veronica Gabaldon, and Batangas City Governor Hermilando Mandanas.
The Bank of the Philippine Islands (BPI), together with its social development arm BPI Foundation, and the Philippine Disaster Resilience Foundation (PDRF), has kicked off the construction of the BPI Bayanihan Center, a two-storey 506-square meter multi-purpose facility in Brgy. Malainin, Ibaan, Batangas City for people burdened by disasters and pandemics. The project’s funding, amounting to Php 12.77 million, came from the collaborative efforts of BPI employees, clients, and the BPI Foundation through the Bank’s fundraising initiative called #TaaLove: Sa Puso Magmumula ang Kanilang Pagbangon.
The facility will be built to withstand hazards in the locality and accommodate approximately 300 people.
Initially, the facility was intended to serve as a safe haven for those severely affected by the Taal Volcano eruption in 2020, and to prepare for future disasters, but the design has since been modified so that it can function as an alternative health care facility as well. The facility will be built to withstand hazards in the locality and accommodate approximately 300 people. When it is not being utilized for disasters or health care, the BPI Bayanihan Center will also be open for use to all citizens of Batangas for their community programs and activities. To know more about BPI Foundation and its initiatives, visit www.bpifoundation.org.
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