Milette S. Caliwan Aug.

31, 2020

BFN-B1P/7:10-8:10 Prof. Zarate

M2: Activity No. 2

Local Reputable Companies/Entrepreneurship and their important role in the Society

 San Miguel Corporation

They create livelihoods amongst families and neighborhoods, they foster
entrepreneurship by empowering them to participate in small yet creative enterprises.
Kawang-gawa, a cooking demo and subsistence training initiative, is one of the
subsistence projects they have implemented. Also, they promote literacy in the
Philippines through scholarship funding, subsidized nutrition, book distribution and
practical literacy initiatives. Additionally, they promote the conservation of coastal
waters by the Maritime Property Management, which includes reforestation of
mangroves, artificial reefs and the restoration of aquatic resources. There is also
instruction on waste disposal and collection of garbage bins by plant facilities. They are
dedicated to a greater public interest that facilitates the growth and prosperity of our
democracy. They are seeking to put our money to bear on today's most daunting
societal issues. Their mission is to achieve national priorities and set the rate of change
in the Philippines.
 Ayala Corporation

Ayala Company trusts in the power of industry to create an effect on the life of
individuals and societies. "Ayala Group has always assumed that in an emerging
environment like ours, companies play an invaluable position in solving some of the
most important growth issues," said Ayala Chairman Jaime Augusto Zobel de Ayala.
Ayala is also a pioneer in the area of corporate social responsibility. The Ayala
Foundation, the social welfare arm of the party, has worked to better the lives of
individuals and neighborhoods through schooling, political participation, sufficient and
safe livelihoods, and the arts and culture. In order to achieve its vision of "communities
 where citizens are prosperous, innovative, self-reliant and proud to be Filipino," it has
partnered closely with collaborators from inside the company, with different
communities and with stakeholders around the world.

 JG Summit Holdings, INC.

The secret to their transition as a conglomerate is how they affect the financial,
social and governance dimensions of their day-to-day activities and their sustainability
policy. Another initiative that is inextricably related to the education of young people is
Flourish Pilipinas by Universal Robina Company –Flour & Pasta Group, which seeks to
resolve the shortage of appropriate and applicable learning materials for high school
students. Another initiative that offers both sales potential and preserving the
atmosphere is the Robinsons Malls Recycling Industry and the Olympics for recycling.
This initiative offers a waste recycling scheme with a once-a-month recyclable sales fair
for landlords, consumers, other business organizations, colleges, community
organizations, and city citizens. A total of 300,000 seedlings have already been planted
in Batangas. In 2018, 80,000 seedlings were planted in various areas of the province and
a total of 49 local communities have been participating in the initiative over the last
three years. Both seedlings are produced in JGSPG's own three-hectare mini-forest and
tree nursery situated in one of its host communities, Barangay Pinamucan Ibaba.