Let's Work Together To Fight COVID-19!

Together with the Philippine Jesuits, we have provided aid for frontliners as well as homeless and urban poor families. With your support, we can continue to help thousands of Filipinos whose lives are affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Marissa a Safe Shelter Guest at De La Salle University

Marissa*, 31 years old, is one of the guests of the AJ Kalinga Foundation at the De La Salle University Safe Shelter. She fled from her abusive foster parents during her teenage years, and has since been living on the streets. She moved from one employer to another to earn a living, working as a household help. Marissa has also been diagnosed with epilepsy. During this time of enhanced community quarantine due to the COVID-19 pandemic, she’s grateful to have a safe shelter to stay in.

Continue to support those greatly affected by COVID-19 like Marissa. De La Salle Philippines is accepting in-kind and cash donations to provide for our frontliners, PUMs and PUIs, and those displaced and/or affected by the current health crisis. Click on this link for more information on our bank details: https://bit.ly/donateKadaUno.

*Name has been changed for privacy purposes.

Photo taken and used with permission.

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Residencia De La Salle Brothers' Community Face Shield Production

The Brothers and staff of the Residencia De La Salle Brothers’ Community in Cavite contribute to fighting the spread of the COVID-19 in their own way. In partnership with MarvTech Innovations and the Facebook community 3D Printing for a Cause, they were able to produce 630 face shields. Apart from the De La Salle University Medical Center, some face shields were also donated to the Dasmariñas City Medical Center and Binakayan Hospital.

Like the Residencia De La Salle Brothers’ Community, continue to support efforts for our COVID-19 frontliners. De La Salle Philippines is accepting in-kind and cash donations to provide for our frontliners, PUMs and PUIs, and those displaced and/or affected by the current health crisis. Click on this link for more information on our bank details: https://bit.ly/donateKadaUno.

Photo courtesy of the Residencia De La Salle Brothers’ Community Facebook page.

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kada-uno UPDATES - 2020 April 8

De La Salle Lipa Relief Goods Distribution

De La Salle Lipa provides assistance to families within its vicinity during this on-going COVID-19 health crisis. Last 03 April 2020, care packages which contained a sack of rice and two bags of grocery items were distributed to communities near DLSL. In keeping with the Luzon-wide community quarantine, recipients of the relief operation showed their gratitude through a sign hung outside their window.

Like the DLSL community, continue to support efforts for those affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. De La Salle Philippines is accepting in-kind and cash donations to provide for our frontliners, PUMs and PUIs, and those displaced and/or affected by the current health crisis. Click on this link for more information on our bank details: https://bit.ly/donateKadaUno.

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kada-uno Towards a unified approach in responding to COVID-19.

Update # 3 from Br. Armin Luistro FSC on the Projects & Initiatives in response to COVID-19

URGENT CALL FOR DONATIONS

We have an URGENT CALL FOR DONATIONS for our guests in our Safe Shelters, who need DIAPERS and CLOTHES FOR INFANTS AND TODDLERS. As the request is urgent, we hope to receive your donations within the next 24 hours. Thank you and God bless!

UPDATE ON THE SAFE SHELTERS IN MANILA

We are currently accommodating 389 guests in Safe Shelters located in 7 sites. The youngest in our census is barely a week old, while the oldest is 84. They are kept safe and warm at our shelters.

We would like to thank our donors for their generosity — those who donated in cash and in kind. As of today, we have received cash donations and pledges totaling more than PHP 8.6m

Updates on the COVID-19 initiatives of DLSP

Letter of Br. Armin A. Luisro, Visitor of the Lasallian East Asia District on the update of supporting our Lasallian Frontliners.

Lasallian Prayer in time of Covid-19

Call For Donations

Once again, we would like to knock on your kind hearts to support our families in need. You may donate in cash or in kind via De La Salle Lipa's Community Involvement Office.

For now, ONLY the following goods/donations are accepted:

- Rice
- Canned goods
- Noodles
- Blanket/mat/banig
- Toiletries
- Medicine (paracetamol and cough medicine)
- Diaper (baby and adult)
- Toys

Kindly drop off donations at the DLSL College lobby. Cash donations are also accepted. Every effort will be highly appreciated.

*Immediate need: Hot meals for the evacuation centers

For inquiries, contact DLSL at (043) 756 5555 or 09059367512 (hotline).

Mr. John Gokongwei, Jr.

The Lasallian Community is saddened by
the passing of Mr. John Gokongwei, Jr.

He received his Masters degree in Business Administration from De La Salle University in 1977 and has, since then, been an ardent supporter of education. Through his efforts, countless Lasallian students and scholars were able to reach greater heights. His recent contribution resulted in the John Gokongwei, Jr. Innovation Center, a four-storey building in the DLSU Laguna campus.

His commitment to education, however, extended way beyond La Salle; he has also supported various educational institutions in the country.

We, the entire Lasallian Family, are proud to call him a Lasallian, and extend our condolences to his family.