Our Crowdfunding Groups
Thank you very much to everyone who has donated, supported, and spread the word about our cause. After only a week since our campaign launched with UCLA Spark, we have already reached HALF of our $3000 goal! This will go such a long way towards the planning of our medical mission and serving the communities in General Nakar, Quezon, Philippines.
This past Saturday, April 23, we held an Anniversary Banquet to celebrate PCH’s legacy of service and raising awareness about the conditions of the Filipino people. Over 70 guests attended, including PCH alumni, members, family, friends, and our very own founder, Dr. Arnel Reyes. It was an amazing opportunity not only to fundraise, but more importantly to connect with others and share our passion to help underserved communities.
We still have THREE WEEKS LEFT in the campaign, so we would really appreciate it if you donate and spread the word: https://spark.ucla.edu/PCH2022 ! Again, thank you from the bottom of our hearts.
A $10 donation will allow us to buy a pack of disposable masks that we can use during the medical mission trip to ensure that volunteers are staying safe and hygienic.
A $50 donation will allow us to buy various personal protective equipment (PPE), such as packs of masks, boxes of gloves, and disposable hospital gowns that volunteer members and healthcare professionals can use during the medical mission to ensure that we are staying safe and hygienic.
A $100 donation can help cover the food costs during the medical mission trip for PCH volunteers and our community partners for at least one day.
A $250 donation can help cover the hotel accommodations for at least one PCH volunteer at the target site during the whole medical mission trip.
A $500 donation can help pay for transportation costs so our members and other volunteers can reach the target site location, which is far and isolated from the capital of the Philippines.
A generous $750 donation can help our target community to purchase medicine as well as new medical equipment and supplies for their community health clinics, which can improve their overall health situation in the long run.