Disaster Relief Program

In response to the high vulnerability of our country to natural disasters, De La Salle Philippines created an established Disaster Relief Program to help Filipinos during times of crisis through three different avenues. The first is a Provision of Learners Kits which contains school supplies to distressed learners in the affected area. The second is a Standard Food Relief Packs, which contain necessary food items. And, lastly, a Family Survival Kit containing basic living necessities for evacuees or the displaced.

The One La Salle Scholarship Endowment Fund (OLSSEF)

The One La Salle Scholarship Endowment Fund (OLSSEF)

provides Lasallian Education to deserving and financially-challenged young Filipinos.  It  offers them an opportunity not only to uplift their lives through education but to also—as Lasallians—to make a difference in the lives of others.  

The endowment fund is a sum contributed by donors, which is then invested. The earnings from this investment is used to fund Lasallian scholars. As a sustainable and long-term income source, the OLSSEF will be able to continue helping scholars for years to come.

For more information, you may call DLSBI Advancement Unit AT 02-8-721-2000 local 603 or email Ms. Marivic Mercado, marivic.mercado@delasalle.ph or arielle.mariano@delasalle.ph 

LA SALLE BOTANICAL GARDENS

THE LA SALLE BOTANICAL GARDENS WILL BE A LEARNING PARK A VENUE FOR EDUCATION AS WELL AS ENJOYMENT FOR MANY GENERATIONS TO COME.

We aspire to be an accredited member of international associations of botanical gardens and be among the best in the world.

We will help alleviate the ecological degradation in our country by contributing to the global goal of conserving at least 75% of threatened plants.

The LSBG can be a center for botanical research and experimentation.

We dream of successfully educating our visitors about biodiversity and the ecology – to be an outdoor classroom where Mother Nature herself is the much-loved teacher.

We wish to implant a love for nature and a deep appreciation for plants.

We will build a place where individuals, groups and families can go to enjoy the bounties of nature. We look forward to their frequent return as we help foster a healthy relationship between man and his environment.

Indigenous Peoples Education (IPEd)