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COBSAF Philippines Award
Feed Hungry Minds Library, Inc.
This program is a non profit organization, aims to develop the “love for reading” a reach out program, basically to provide tools for research, for students who has Dreams but less means. This public library collects old books and reading materials and old computers from friends and volunteers.
FHM includes feeding programs, scholarship program for very poor students and free tutorials and livelihood seminars for young adults/ adopt a student program and adopt a school program.
Feed the MINDS. Feed the SOUL. Feed the STOMACH.
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“Istorya ng Pag-asa”
(A project of the Office of the Vice President of the Philippines)
When i was informed by the Office of the Vice President to attend the launching of “Istorya ng Pag-Asa” (INP) Project of Camarines Sur, I was so honored and overwhelmed that our beloved VP Leni Robredo, recognizes our visions and missions to eradicate poverty through Education, amongst the marginalized and the underprivileged children with our small group, FHM-Feed Hungry Minds Library Inc.
I accepted it without reservations as I knew it was an opportunity for me to give back to our community, by showing them that simple people can be an inspiration to our nation, much like our VP Leni.
The FHM SERVICE
This program is a non profit foundation, aims to develop the “love for reading” a reach out program,
FEED HUNGRY MINDS LIBRARY, Inc. – FEED THE MIND project aims to develop the “love for reading” a reach out
FEED HUNGRY MINDS LIBRARY, Inc. – FEED THE SOUL project aims to touch the hearts and soul of the less privileged
FEED HUNGRY MINDS LIBRARY, Inc. – FEED THE STOMACH project is focused on feeding communities in depressed areas,
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Latest Article - The Philippine Star
Mission Beyond Music
By Vberni Regalado (The Philippine Star) | Updated September 18, 2017
MANILA, Philippines — He was a farmer’s son from Bicol whose penchant for reading was indescribable. But he came from a poor family who had to toil day and night just to make ends meet, and books were beyond his reach.