The Social Good agri-program of SMFI has evolved through the years, eventually branching out to rural areas advocating urban farming - which became an alternative livelihood source to marginalized Filipinos living in the metro.
Congratulations, SM college scholar-graduates!
Amidst the challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, a total of 219 SM scholar-graduates were able to finish their college education for 2020 and 2021.
To date, SM Foundation has already produced almost 7,600 college and tech-voc scholar-graduates since its establishment in 1993.
During a 'kumustahan' session with the program beneficiaries, some SM scholar alumni from the region shared how the social good program changed the economic status of their families.
A farmer in Bataan thanked SM Foundation and its program Kabalikat Sa Kabuhayan (KSK), including the 14 Life Principles of Tatang Henry Sy, Sr., which helped her to succeed in her farming career.
SM Foundation acquires additional mobile clinics equipped with state-of-the-art laboratories in its aim to better serve its employees and their families.