Founded in 2009 after Typhoon Yolanda devastated Manila, our Meals & Values program began by providing emergency meals to affected communities. Since then, we’ve partnered with local pastors, supplying food they prepare to impact their communities.

This approach has led to the planting of over 100 churches, as we focus on both addressing immediate needs and fostering long-term transformation.

During the COVID pandemic, we connected with over 500 pastors through the Meals and Values program, responding to the urgent need for food in underserved communities. After lockdowns ended, we committed to continuing support for these pastors. Today, we host conferences for 200-400 pastors, featuring guest speakers, meals, and fellowship. These gatherings focus on learning, best practices, and building relationships. We hold about four conferences each year.

Every year, 15-20 typhoons strike the Philippines, and fires are common in poor areas due to unsafe construction and overloaded electrical systems. During these disasters, we partner with churches and local pastors to provide relief to affected communities. By coordinating local and international support, we deliver food and essential supplies. This outreach meets immediate needs and demonstrates care, often leading many to connect with their local churches.