kaisa
MISSION
Kaisa Mission is dedicated to caring for and supporting marginalized children in the Philippines who face poverty, hunger, disability, orphanhood, and illness. We strive to positively impact the lives of these children by providing essential resources, education, healthcare, and nurturing environments. Through these efforts, we aim to empower children and offer them opportunities for a brighter future. Join us in helping vulnerable children grow and create change.
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MISSION
1. Kaisa Mission is dedicated to caring for and supporting impoverished children in the Philippines.
2. We strive to alleviate hunger and provide essential resources to children in need.
3. Our mission is to offer hope and a brighter future by delivering the care and opportunities that children with disabilities, orphans, and those facing illness require.
VISION
The vision of Kaisa Mission for underprivileged children in the Philippines is one of hope and opportunity. We are committed to improving their lives by addressing the root causes of poverty and providing the necessary support for their growth. Through our programs and initiatives, we aim to break the cycle of poverty and create a future where every child has access to quality education, healthcare, and a nurturing environment. Together, we can change children’s lives and offer them opportunities for a brighter tomorrow.
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MANGOTREE PLANTING PROJECT
Zambales
1004 Mangotree Planting Project
The project to plant 1,004 mango trees began in 1993 as part of a mission to support indigenous people in the Philippines. Since arriving in the country to start this work, I have planted mango trees alongside church buildings with every new church I helped establish.
Operating a mango farm on land donated in the Zambales region, the project has funded the construction and self-sufficiency of 118 churches to date. Recently, additional land was donated by the Zambales city government, ensuring the continuation of this vital mission.
To date, over 800 mango trees have been planted and are thriving. The profits generated from these trees have helped many orphans and children continue their education. Now, the focus is on planting the remaining 204 trees, and we are seeking intercessory prayer partners and sponsors to support this goal, ensuring that indigenous churches can achieve self-sufficiency.
For a contribution of 100,000 KRW (approximately 10,000 pesos) per tree, you can help a mango tree grow over the course of a year. This investment will directly contribute to enabling 10 children to continue their education up to university level.
So far, the income from the mango trees has supported the education and training of 125 pastors, 5 nurses, 4 accountants, 3 bankers, 1 police officer, 12 construction engineers, and 39 school teachers. The trees continue to grow, and with each year, they generate more opportunities for these communities.