
105 Homes Blessed and Officially Turned Over to Typhoon Tino Survivors
How It All Began Typhoon Tino struck Negros Island on November 4, 2025 and destroyed many homes. Afterwards, NVC Foundation

Chart Motus Appointed Museum Director of HOPEtopia
A New Role for Chart Motus Bacolod-based actress Charito “Chart” Ferrer-Motus made waves with her portrayal of Lola Fina in

Mingo and Huggables for GenSan
Emergency Response after June 8 Earthquake On June 8, 2026, a 7.8-magnitude earthquake struck several provinces in Mindanao in the

Screening of Bacolod City Public School Children for Six-Month Mingo Feeding Program
Screening on the First Day of School Classes for public schools in the Philippines began on June 8. On the

Catching Up with Gary, Rhodora and Gabriel
Meeting the Family About a decade ago, we met Rhodora and her family in Hinigaran, a seaside community in Negros

Feeding Force 2026 – Part of NVC’s Response to the Ongoing Energy Crisis
Reviving the Feeding Force Project In 2020, part of our response to the Covid-19 pandemic was the Feeding Force Project.

NVC Staff Gets Supermarket Shopping Spree
Helping Those Who Help Others Because of the economic crunch caused by the ongoing energy crisis, we have been doing

HOPEtopia Is Now Open to the Public
Officially Open HOPEtopia is an interactive children’s museum, learning center and activity hub that has been attracting children and adults

From Hospital Gowns to a Graduation Toga
New Tools for More Work In 2017, we met the Peroy family: Conrado, his wife Erlin and their six children,

A Splash of Color and Hope
Homes for 105 Families On February 10, we began building the first of 105 homes for families who had lost

105 Homes for Families Affected by Typhoon Tino (Kalmaegi)
A Major Storm Typhoon Tino (international name Kalmaegi) greatly affected parts of central Philippines in November 2025. Sadly, many families

NVC Foundation’s Response to the February 26 Mt. Kanlaon Eruption
Support During Previous Mt. Kanlaon Eruptions Mt. Kanlaon is a volcano located in Negros Island which is where NVC Foundation