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Can you imagine yourself or your kids having to take this muddy, slippery journey everyday? This is the reality for Tagbanua children who have to make this trip 2x per day in order to cross the 8km water distance between their community home and the town proper. The Tagbanuas are an indigenous tribe based in Coron, Palawan, Philippines and they live in a reality which represents many of the cha...

The Golden Gays sing a song of thanks to the SendToGive community. From the Philippines to Berlin, this simple yet heartfelt gesture of gratitude shows how small, collective acts of kindness can touch the hearts of people across the world.

The T'boli are an indigenous community living in Mindanao and are among the estimated 17 million indigenous people who reside in the Philippines. Their tribal name comes from the native words “Tao Belil” which means "man living in the hills" and reflects their remote, inland way of living. Their unique way of life comes with both its benefits and drawbacks. As benefits, they are able to preserv...

The story of SendToGive starts in a place of fear and worry for the world, and continues with creativity and collective action to bring back hope. Listen to our story and take part in our journey in showing those who need it the most that the world can be a beautiful place. For inquiries or feedback, reach out to jo@sendtogive.org This video was made by our friends and partners at Litlab Studio...

With no previous dance experience required, Miles Vincent introduced simple yet creative ways for people to engage with others through body movement. This event was organised by SendToGive.org, a platform for artists to collaborate in order to showcase their work and support disadvantaged groups at the same time. For more information, visit our website or reach out to jo@sendtogive.org

Despite old age, poverty, and discrimination, the Golden Gays are a community of 19 queer men in the Philippines who are able to live life with so much vibrance and joy. Their ages range from 40 - 94 years old and they have no access to pension, no healthcare, and no social security. They work solely in the informal sector and make money through drag shows which gives them just enough income to...

DiverCity is an event organised by SendToGive.org which will take place on Sept. 23 @ Revier Südost Baergarten in Berlin. We will offer people improv workshops, creative activities, and live music from 3 DJs to enable you to step out of your social circle and really live the diversity of the city. In true SendToGive.org style, we mix creativity and culture for social impact - which in this case...

This video captures moments from SendToGive's solar lamp distribution day on December 28, 2022 where we visited 4 indigenous communities in the Philippines called Aeta. The people from these communities are among the 3.6 million Filipinos that continue to live without access to electricity or light. Through the help of our generous donors and the creative fundraiser that we hosted in Berlin, ou...

What happens when you give indigenous people solar lamps? They say thank you! Watch this video to see the gratitude and joy of these Filipinos for receiving the simple yet life-changing devices that are solar lamps. SendToGive's solar lamp distribution was done in partnership with OneMillionLights Philippines on December 28, 2022 in Bataan province. We distributed 179 solar lamps to 4 communiti...

Are you an aspiring social entrepreneur based in Germany? Do you want to set up your own social enterprise but are struggling with where to start? SendToGive's founder shares practical tips for English speakers on how to set up a social enterprise in Deutschland. The content of this video can also be found in article form in SendToGive's Learning Center: sendtogive.org/learning-center/set-up-yo...

Original art depicting the creatures of Philippine mythology

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