How can we preserve the colorful Filipino culture through film restoration? This is the question that ABS-CBN Film Restoration head Leo Katigbak answers in the second “Think Possible” Lightbulb Session of ANC, the ABS-CBN News Channel.

ALKFI managing director Susan Afan and Bantay Bata program director Jing Castañeda (3rd and 4th from left) with Globe chief commercial officer Alberto de Larrazabal (2nd from left) and Globe employees in 2015, UNICEF and the Council for the Welfare of Children conducted the National Baseline Study on Violence Against Children in the Philippines, which indicated that eight out of 10 children have experienced some form of abuse.

PRAYER and meditation for guests will now be more meaningful at Grotto de Banloc in Looc, Romblon as it just became home to endangered Philippine native trees in a BINHI arboretum that was recently inaugurated.

THIS Christmas, ABS-CBN has one message to all Filipinos around the world: Family is Forever. To Filipinos, family is the truest and most lasting treasure.

THEIR gifts to Filipino schoolchildren have shrunk from satellite dishes six feet in diameter to hard drives as small as a child’s palm.

KNOWLEDGE Channel Foundation Inc. (KCFI) is 20 years old but its president, Rina Lopez Bautista, remains as passionate, as determined, and as driven as she was when she cofounded the nonprofit in 1999 to help uplift public education in the Philippines.

KNOWLEDGE Channel Foundation Inc. (KCFI) on October 5, 2019 granted the wishes of 10 teachers who expressed how much they needed Knowledge Channel in their schools.

Members of EDC’s CSR and disaster preparedness teams assess the water needs of Barangay Ilomavis along with local officials.

In the highly digital world of today’s young generation, disrupting and carving a pathway for them to pursue their passion beyond the cyber space could be exceptionally challenging.

ABS-CBN Lingkod Kapamilya Foundation Inc. (ALKFI) has partnered with Nueva Ecija men’s basketball team Bespren to help fund the eco-youth development programs of the late ALKFI chair Gina Lopez.

Katigbak talks about saving Filipino films in ANC’s ‘Think Possible’How can we preserve Filipino culture through film restoration?

Jose Rizal JOSE Rizal was known for the many hats he wore—novelist, poet, doctor, insurgent, polyglot.

OML Center executive director Dr. Rodel LascoTHE OML Center presented the key results for the project entitled “Study on the Implications of Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change’s (IPCC) Special Report on Global Warming of 1.

With geothermal leader Energy Development Corporation’s clean, reliable renewable energy (RE) in its Leyte and Negros facilities, will any of these two provinces be the first in the country to be 100% powered by RE?

A recently released report by PwC Philippines and the Management Association of the Philippines show that over 80% of CEOs surveyed identified climate change and environmental damage among the top threats to their organizations.

ABS-CBN News Channel (ANC) featured a segment on the 2nd OML Legacy Lectures, which was held last September 30, and the call for Philippine businesses to adapt to climate change.

Winner, Best Fiction for Below 7 years old: KCFI's Kwentomg Pambata: Si Bino, Si Bubot at Si Bantay Winner, Best Fiction for 13-17 years old: KCFI's Kwentong Kartero: Teenage Dream or Nightmare Maraming Salamat,AnakTV!

The beneficiaries are the following areas: Brgy. Kisante, Makilala, Cotabato; Brgy. Gym EC-40 Families/210 Individuals; Sitio Pag-ugmad Community Tent EC-74 Families/365 Individuals; and Sitio Kalapungot Community Tent EC-236 Families/1,350 Individuals Sagip Kapamilya will continue to conduct its relief goods distribution and Soup Kitchen activity tomorrow in Tulunan, Cotabato.

There are hundreds of thousands of persons in need of medical help in the country. Oftentimes, in their desperation, the sick go online to ask for assistance from foundations that they come across on their search engine.

Narra, mangkono, molave and other premium Philippine native tree species will soon be grown and propagated in Cebu City, thanks to the BINHI arboretum of native trees that Energy Development Corporation (EDC) inaugurated in the University of San Carlos (USC) campus in Talamban.