Close to 500 disaster responders, public health workers, and youth leaders took part in training sessions on emergency response, mental health, and financial inclusion organized by Ayala Foundation in Isabela

Mount Kanlaon continues to release tons of sulfur dioxide, days after its June 3 eruption sent a plume of volcanic ash and rocks into the sky, according to the Philippine

Ayala Foundation brought its “Maging Handa: Upskilling Disaster Responders” training program to Ilocos Norte as it underscores its commitment to climate action and disaster resilience. Ilocos Norte Vice Governor Cecilia

Ayala Foundation marks a milestone in its disaster risk reduction and management (DRRM) program as it holds its biggest DRRM education seminar to date. The foundation organized a three-day upskilling

In line with its commitment to a holistic disaster resilience framework, Ayala Foundation (AFI) led a two-day upskilling seminar for disaster responders in Cabadbaran and Nasipit, Agusan del Norte. Falling

In line with their shared goal of nation-building, Ayala Foundation and Coca-Cola Foundation Philippines inked a partnership to aid communities affected by natural disasters nationwide. The deal was formalized through

Following the devastation brought by Tropical Storm Paeng (international name Nalgae) to many parts of the country, the Ayala group, under the #BrigadangAyala banner, kicked off its relief distribution activities

Following the devastation brought by Tropical Storm “Maring” to northern Luzon, the Ayala group mobilized a series of relief operations in the Ilocos and Cagayan Valley regions. Under the #BrigadangAyala

The Ayala group of companies came together in support of communities severely affected by typhoons Pepito and Quinta, which slammed communities many communities in Luzon. A total of 7,900 food

The Ayala group reaffirms its commitment to providing assistance for towns in the province of Batangas severely affected by the eruption of Taal Volcano earlier this year. In an online