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C O N T E N T S
NVC Vision and Mission 4

Message from the President 5

Love Nourishes 6

Love Restores 8

Love Transforms 10

Love Supports 12

Love Delivers 14

Special Love Mission 16

The Love Trail 18

Financial Picture 20

The Love Team 22

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OUR VISION
A nation free from hunger and poverty, built through personal
social responsibility and collaborative partnerships.

OUR MISSION
To fight hunger and poverty by providing proper nutrition,
access to quality education for children of the poor and
sustainable livelihood opportunities for their parents.
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MESSAGE FROM THE

PRESIDENT
Our biggest privilege as a volunteer for NVC Foundation is to experience
firsthand the wonderful ways people express their love for those who have
less: from children who break their piggy banks to hand over their savings, to
our own employees waiving holiday pay so that they could contribute to our
mission.

And even more heartwarming is to witness the cycle of love going full circle
over and over again, when our project recipients are transformed into donors
by handing us their donations to keep our work going.

We are a young and small organization, once envisioned to serve only our
neighborhood. But because of all the love we have received since we were
born in 2010, we have now served 32 provinces.

As we thank a faithful God who has never failed to sustain our dreams and
our quests, we are grateful to all our friends from within and withoutour
staff, volunteers, friends we know and friends we dontwho allow us to leave
heart prints along the paths we take, affirming that there is no limit to how
much we can serve, because love delivers.

MILLIE L. KILAYKO
President
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As of July 15, 3:21 pm

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NVC Foundation provides nutritional support to children

from impoverished families mainly through Mingo, an instant
nutritious complementary food for infants and toddlers.
Mingo is made of rice, mongo and moringa (malunggay) and
uses natural ingredients for flavor. It contains vitamins and
minerals for brain and physical development. While used
for NVCs in-house Nutrition Program with a daily feeding
protocol for six or twelve months, Mingo is also acquired by
entities who conduct their own feeding programs.

With the Department of Science and Technology/Food

Nutrition and Research Institute as its valued partner,
NVC operates a facility licensed by the Food and Drug
Administration to manufacture Mingo, dehydrated fruits and
vegetables and other similar healthy food products
primarily for families where poverty has resulted in nutritional
deficiencies.

LOVE N O U R I S H E S
From its first feeble steps churning out Mingo Meals in
the backyard of a volunteer to its current facility, from
purchasing a few kilos of raw materials in the neighborhood
market to acquisition of tons of naturally grown rice, fruits
and vegetables from organized farmers groups, NVC now
completes the buying chain.

A difficult journey precedes this feat, but solid relationships

with both government and non-government partners have
made this possible. Truly, love delivers!
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436,626
Mingo Meals have been donated as of July 15, 2017
for the children of families who fled the war in Marawi, distributed
through 15 active ground partners of NVC. The program is
managed by NVCs Mindanao-based volunteer.
As of July 15, 3:21 pm
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LOVE R E S T O R E S
NVC Foundations Mingo Meals have become a
handy source of food for emergency relief during
the aftermath of disasters in the Philippines. Mingo
delivered for disaster relief is primarily funded by
donations, with a large percentage coming from
individuals who respond to NVCs call through its
donor network and social media. Mingo is usually
delivered to the persons-in-need by carefully chosen
ground volunteers and partners. Every drive harvests
stories of generosity and heroism coming from people
not generally expected in the donor sector: wage
earners, little children, students and even NVCs
project recipientsproving that when love motivates,
love delivers.

Mingo was served in emergency relief operations for

persons affected by the following:

1. Typhoon Pablo, 2012

2. Zamboanga siege, 2013
3. Bohol earthquake, 2013
4. Typhoon Yolanda, 2013
5. Typhoon Lando, 2015
6. Marawi siege and evacuation, 2017
7. Leyte earthquake, 2017
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As of July 15, 3:21 pm

Meet the boy who

launched a thousand
(and more) pencils.
7,115
to be exact.
In late 2016, NVCs field officer stationed
in Bukidnon sent back to home office a
photograph of a young student named
Carl Gonzales. It showed the little boy
making do with a tiny pencil because of NVC Foundations Love Bag project Himamaylan, Negros Occidental, were
his parents had to cut it up and share on Valentines Day of 2017. In three given backpacks stuffed with several
with his two other siblings. Because they months, all the 852 children of Carls reams of pad paper, a box of crayons,
could only afford to buy one. village on Mount Kitanglad, Bukidnon, notebooks and art paper good enough
as well as 571 more children of cultural for a schoolyear and five pencils per
That photograph triggered the launch minorities on the mountains of bag as classes began in June.

LOVE T R A N S F O R M S
NVC Foundations education projects enhance the
quality of schooling for children, especially those
in remote and low-income areas of the Philippines.
Its latest endeavor is the Love Bag Project which
provides backpacks with a years worth of school
supplies to disadvantaged students and children
of cultural minorities. NVC prioritizes communities
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which are hard to reach and children with the least
resources. Even beyond the physical and the visible
resources provided to the children, NVC believes
that building faith and hope ushers in better values,
best understood by examples of how much may be
achieved when love delivers.
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Love going full circle
Our project recipients are generally
among the poorest of the poor, and
whatever we endorse to thembe it a
boat or a sewing machine or a tricycle
helps contribute to a better income.
But almost always, while these forms of
assistance help, the families still need to
hurdle more challenges until they could
become more comfortable and of much
better means. But when the disastrous
earthquake of 2015 struck Nepal and we
shared the news with Peter Project boat
recipients, just so they would know that
they were not alone in the disasters they
have experienced, one fisherman moved
up and dropped a P20.00 bill as his
personal contribution to any way that
NVC may be able to help the Nepalese.
This started a drive among the rest of
the fishermen and together with their
letters of encouragement, NVC was
able to turn over a significant amount
to Nepalese doctors on a mercy
mission.
Most recently, eight men who received
tricycles through Project Joseph
raised enough savings a year later to
purchase one other tricycle for a new
beneficiary. When the Marawi war
erupted and Mingo Meals were being
shipped out, these now nine tricycle
drivers handed over funds for 1,000
Mingo Meals.
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LOVE S U P P O R T S
NVC Foundation provides livelihood support to
improve lives of families in communities it serves
through three main avenues:

Peter Project, which brings motorized fishing

boats to fishermens helpers who can earn
better with one of their own, or fishermen
who lost theirs to natural disasters
Project Joseph, which provides tools to
skilled and talented persons with meager
resources so they may enjoy better and
sustainable incomes
Artisans of Hope, which trains artisans and
connects them to the marketplace

While measures of new income earned by those

who have received assistance are valuable,
NVC places as important a value on their new
capacity to give and pay forward. When recipient
turns giver, love delivers and the cycle of love is
completed

4,913 Peter Project boats

endorsed 571 Project Joseph livelihood
equipment 571 endorsed 175 Artisans, farmers and
workmen trained

As of July 15, 3:21 pm

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The other word for Sitio Dugtong Lubi
in Damutan Valley, Hinobaan, Negros
Occidental, is challenge. The terrain
is so treacherous that the village is so
difficult for people to reach. And almost
impossible for construction materials
like bags of cement and beams. To build
a school in the village requires that
these materials be carried to the site on
motorcycles or animal drawn carts.
Four months after ground was broken, a
two classroom (with two toilets) building
was up, fully loaded with pretty tables
and chairs for the students and teachers,
plus a little playground to make it a happy
place for the kids, inside and out. The
terrain, coupled with thunderstorms
which made passage even more
challenging made the feat more difficult,
but because love delivers, the school
building was delivered too!
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LOVE D E L I V E R S
There is no path too crooked or steep,
no river too deep, no sea too rough,
no rain too strong, and no sun too
hot, to prevent NVC Foundation from
bringing its Nutrition, Education
or Livelihood Support Programs
to where they are needed. NVCs
team is committed to whatever
circumstances make project delivery
difficult, because in fact, nothing is
too difficult, when love delivers.
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SPECIAL LOVE MISSION

Motivated by an online story about children who live in the mountains of Bukidnon
in Mindanao, Southern Philippines, who survived on a single piece of cassava a day,
NVC Foundation set forth to find them and initiated a special mission of love for the
impoverished people of the Tala-andig Tribe who live on Mt. Kitanglad.

A full cycle of community development initiatives for the area which covers 11 sitios/
2 barangays was initiated mid-2016. The program covers nutrition through Mingo
Meals for children up to age 12, educational support through assistance to the rural
teachers and provision of Love Bags for the kids, and livelihood through provision of
farm tools as well as introduction to efficient agriculture.

The special mission has been faced with challenges: difficult access to the
communities which can only reached by mule or motorbike, cultural differences,
deep poverty and lack of hope among the people. But slowly, the children have begun
to smile, school attendance is improving and the crops have began to grow. Truly,
when there is love, there are no boundaries, because love delivers!
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FINANCIAL PICTURE
NVC Foundations donations are heart-led, many of them small in terms of the material PROGRAM SPENDING
world, coming in denominations of three to five digits. Collectively, these donations have
supported NVCs endeavors as it continues to build heart prints wherever it goes.

Here in a nutshell is a picture of how NVCs love delivers.

STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS
FOR THE YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 2016

2016

Income P 13,594,528

Expenses

Project Expenses 10,025,176

Administrative Expenses 2,371,070

12,396,246

Excess of income over expenses P 1,198,282

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STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

AS OF DECEMBER 31, 2016

2016
ASSETS

Current Assets
Cash and cash equivalents P 4,736,570
Project receivables 4,142,388
Invetories 2,935,579
Total current assets 11,814,537

Noncurrent assets
Property and equipment, net 4,442,906
Intangible asset, net 33,683
Other noncurrent assets 244,199
Total noncurrent assets 4,720,788

Total assets P 16,535,325

LIABILITY AND FUND BALANCE

Current liability
Accruals and government laibilities P 136,205

Fund balance 16,399,120

Total liability and fund balance P 16,535,325

From the report of independent auditors,

Roxas, Cruz, Tagle and Co.
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THE LOVE TEAM

THE NVCS TEAM THAT DELIVERS THE LOVE:

BOARD OF BOARD OF MANAGEMENT

TRUSTEES, 2016 TRUSTEES, 2017 COMMITTEE
Millie Kilayko Millie Kilayko Millie Kilayko
President President CEO

Mariel Tolentino Mariel Tolentino Milette Regalado

Vice-president Vice-president Executive Director

Tima Lacson Roy Hojilla Karren Mae Bulos

Treasurer Treasurer Finance Officer

Omon Maravilla Omon Maravilla Luis Jose Araneta

Corporate Secretary Corporate Secretary Plant Manager

Joy Jarabelo Tima Lacson Christine J. Abaquin

Josephine Ruiz Joy Jarabelo Marketing Director
Rose H Olivas Therese Ng
Corrie Torreblanca Rose H Olivas
Roy Hojilla Pat Cajil

ACTION TEAMS
Nutrition Program and Mingo Meals: Communications: Artisan Crafts Design, Production
Milette Regalado Millie Kilayko and Marketing:
Joy Jarabelo Therese Ng Millie Kilayko
Dianna Jean Cruz Christine Abaquin
IT Support: Marian Hojilla
Food and Nutrition Products: Kahlil Erwin Talledo Hazel Marpa
Luis Jose Araneta Therese Ng
Tima Lacson Daryl Jimenea
Omon Maravilla
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