The Kaloob Foundation, Inc. is delighted to express heartfelt gratitude for the successful renovation activities that took place at the two chapels: GKK San Miguel Upper Kiagot and GKK San Miguel Maguise. This remarkable project was a result of the collective effort, support, and coordination of many individuals and organizations.

Kaloob Development Office Foundation, Inc. is pleased to announce the addition of two new beneficiaries to the Cow Raising Project in Digos City, Davao del Sur. We warmly welcome Mr. Eduardo Orlanes (6th Beneficiary) and Mr. Camelo Ranalan (7th Beneficiary). Special thanks to the sponsor, Mr. Lepage from Quebec, Canada,

During a recent voyage in the Philippines as a Philanthropic Development Officer, I had the incredible opportunity to explore the vibrant and culturally diverse region of Digos, located in the southern part of the country. This was my inaugural visit to Asia, and while Manila’s bustling and at times overwhelming

In a heartwarming act of generosity, Kaloob Foundation, Inc., through the kindness of Mr. Marc Lepage from Canada, gifted a cow to Mr. Jayfrannie Guillen of Sitio Maguise, Brgy. Soong, Davao del Sur on April 5, 2024. Mr. Guillen becomes the 5th recipient of a cow through the Cow Raising

In a heartwarming display of generosity and compassion, the LBC Hari ng Padala Foundation, in collaboration with the Kaloob Foundation, Inc., and the Divine Mercy Parish, Sinawilan Hills, Digos City., orchestrated a memorable yet simple event that brought smiles to the faces of 60 children and their parents. This touching

In a heartwarming display of community support and dedication to education, the LBC Hari ng Padala Foundation, in collaboration with the Kaloob Foundation, Inc. and Divine Mercy Parish, Sinawilan Hills, Digos City., orchestrated a significant Turnover activity on March 25, 2024, at Soong National High School in Barangay Soong, Digos

Kaloob Foundation, Inc. and its Lay Assumptionist mission partner, Mr. Lepage, have recently extended their support to the underprivileged community in Digos City through the addition of a new beneficiary to their Cow Raising Project. Floramae Macalua Villegas is the fourth individual to benefit from this initiative, which aims to

Kaloob Foundation, Inc. in partnership with LBC Hari ng Padala Foundation and McDonald’s Philippines, recently organized a gift-giving activity as part of their “1000 Toys for 1000 Kids Outreach Program” last January 17, 2024. The initiative aimed to bring joy to elementary students in two schools: Badiang Elementary School and

Hi, my name is Sarah Pujol, 20, and I have been a Scout de France since I was 5 and made a lot of friends through scouting! For the past three years, I have been part of a team of six friends, all aged around 20. This year, we were

My name is Samuel Alibert, I am 20 years old and I am from France. I joined as a volunteer on my own, but I was fortunate enough to collaborate with six other scouts from France. Together, we embarked on this incredible adventure and had a life-changing experience. My time

Badiang Elementary School is this year’s beneficiary for the gift-giving educational program organized by Kaloob Foundation, Inc. and the French Scouts and volunteers. 120 elementary students received a package of school supplies, purchased by the Foundation in partnership with the generous Catholic French communities. The scouts brought school materials from

Fr. Billy Lee Ulan-ulan, rector, and the College seminarians of the Diocese of Digos warmly welcomed Kaloob Foundation, Inc., 6 French scouts, and a French volunteer at the newly built St. John Paul II Seminary. The purpose is to introduce and to know one another. The encounter started with an

The locals of Badiang in Brgy. Sinawilan is very happy to receive and welcome the members of Kaloob Foundation, Inc. (Br. Mark Vincent and Fr. Christopher), 6 French Scouts (Sarah, Aglaee, Ombeline, Matthieu, Remi, and Nicolas), a French Volunteer (Samuel), an Indian aspirant (Ashok Kalivella), and an Assumptionist priest assigned

By. Bro. Ethiel Canlas Roxas, AA By God’s grace, the members of the Assumptionist Lay-Religious Alliance in North America province were inspired to share their blessings in order to help others who are in need here in the Philippines. The feeding came into reality through the Kaloob Foundation, the efforts

Together, let us move forward with audacity and confidence! The Missionary Procure of the Assumption, based in Paris, France, is an association under the law of 1901, that supports the works of the Assumption, which wishes to be present in places where “God is threatened in man and man is

December 08, 2022– On the solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, while the whole Philippine archipelago is celebrating both a holiday and Holy Day, our Adveniat community welcomes children from the communities of Marytown, Daang Tubo, and Park 7, together with their parents and the event’s

It was a great experience to have an encounter last November 24, 2022, with the Scholars of the Kaloob Foundation, Inc. where we had the chance to introduce ourselves, share our experiences in terms of our studies, and listen to our stories and journeys. I think the best word to

Part of the mission of the KALOOB Foundation during the Summer Youth Camp with the two French scouts Jolane Pessel and Valentine Carre in Digos City was to bring a few medicines and medical supplies to the GKKs (Gagmay’ng Kristohanong Katilingban or Basic Ecclesial Communities) where they would stay and interact. Unfortunately,

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KALOOB in Digos City, Davao del Sur! Last July 12-23, 2022, Kaloob Foundation in coordination with the Divine Mercy Parish in Digos City went to repair the chapels of the two rural GKKs. The group was composed of Assumptionists Br. Mark Vincent Madronero, Fr. Cristopher Quinal and Novice Jundelle Romulo