To survive, any business or corporation must be useful to the society it serves.


— Oscar M. Lopez
Chairman of the Lopez Group
 

For more than a century, the Lopez family has practiced the concept of private business reaching out to their communities and the nation, not only in times of calamities, but as customary behavior. It is a behavior they have accepted as the norm. See Lopez History

Through the years, philanthropy has shifted to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), focusing on equipping communities to stand on their own. The beneficiaries are treated not as dependents but are educated to become active partners for social development.

The CSR initiatives of the Lopez Group are aligned with the United Nation's Millennium Development Goals (or MDGs) in poverty alleviation, education, environment, and health. The Lopez Group is also a champion in advocacy through its worldwide media outlets.
 

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OML is the 5th Eminent Person

Chairman Oscar M. Lopez is recognized by the Forum for Family Planning Development as the 5th Eminent Person. OML’s steadfast advocacy and being the first to introduce family health program in the workplace, which has become a model for other businesses, were commended by the recognizing body.

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PMA gives out first Distinguished Citizen Award to CSR advocate

The Philippine Military Academy (PMA) awarded Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) advocate Oscar M. Lopez, chairman of Lopez Group Foundation, Inc. (LGFI), the PMA Distinguished Citizen Award in ceremonies held at the PMA grounds on Saturday, Oct. 11, 2008. The awarding took place during the military parade in honor of Lopez.


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Knowledge Channel turns over new ?Salam? videos to DepEd

KNOWLEDGE Channel Foundation Inc. (KCFI) continues its peace building advocacy by producing three new video episodes of “Salam,” peace education modules incorporated into Knowledge Channel's Makabayan/Values curriculum slot in public elementary schools.

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Response to Typhoon Frank Update: Tapping Micro Entreprenuers for Relief Supply

What better way to help those stricken by typhoon Frank by tapping the micro enterprises? 55 year old Abelina G. Cacao, a micro-entrepreneur assisted by ABS-CBN Bayan Foundation, was mostly selling blankets and bed linens door to door. Like the erratic weather, sometimes her income spikes favorably, and sometimes she has to pack her products and admit that it wasn’t just her day.

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