COLLEGE OF BUSINESS AND ACCOUNTANCY

Extension and Outreach Program Week

December 06, 07, and 09, 2022
Accomplishment Report

Conducting community services build relationships with the recipients. CHED

Memorandum Order No. 52, s. 2016, explained that to pursuit an inclusive social and economic
development, there should be research development, innovation extension. Then, the Wesleyan
University – Philippines is implementing the trifold function: instruction, research, and extension.
Through this, the College of Business and Accountancy (CBA) conducted an extension and
outreach program week, from December 06, 07, and 09, 2022. This endeavor aimed to lend a
helping hand to the beneficiaries.

December 06, 2022

The first event was with the partnership with East West International Educational
specialists inc. The event entitled “The widening global digital skills gap across all industries:
Exponential technologies affecting global education and ways forward in the midst of the 4th and
5th industrial revolution” which occurred in the Wesleyan University – Philippines Aurora Campus
with 500 students attendees. The speaker was Mr. Dennis Franco Layug.

December 07, 2022

The second activity was with a partnership between the Wesleyan University – Philippines
Cushman Campus and Wesleyan University – Philippines Aurora Campus, the Financial Literacy
Program entitled “Be Financial Literate: A financial literacy program for small scale business
owners “at Brgy. Dianawan, Maria Aurora, Aurora. This was initiated by Prof. Jelwin D.L.
Bautista, Associate Dean, in collaboration with Dr. Mary Anne G. Castro, Program head of
Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) and Prof. Hezel M. Guillen, Program
Head of Bachelor of Science in Accountancy (BSA). The resource speakers were Prof. Mary Berly
M. Salvador, BSBA Program head; Prof, Kristan M. Licaycay, BSA Program Head and Prof.
Ronnie Joseph Odulio, CPA, JPIA adviser.

Financial literacy is essential to attain financial freedom. Being financially literate benefits
individuals in managing their finances and making intelligent decisions. This activity aimed to
equip small-scale business owners in managing their income, expanding their businesses, and
achieve financial stability. 40 attendees learned about the topics Concepts of credit, the Business
registration process, and Advice in managing finances discussed by the resource speakers.

The third program was the Gift giving at Brgy. Bayanihan, Maria Aurora, Aurora with the
partnership of two campuses. This was the chosen beneficiary since the barangay was in a state of
calamity due to cholera. The College of Business and Accountancy Local Council (CLC) and
students collected and assembled the 100 grocery packs at Wesleyan University – Philippines,
Cushman campus for the 100 affected families.

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December 09, 2022

The last activity was the annual gift-giving of the College of Business and Accountancy.
On December 9, 2022, the College of Business and Accountancy Local Council (CLC), Junior
Financial Executives (JFINEX), Junior Marketing Association (JMA), Junior Philippines
Association of Management Accountants (JPAMA), and Junior Philippine Institute of
Accountants (JPIA) conducted a gift-giving project in Brgy. Bakod Bayan, Brgy. Kalikid and
Brgy. Pangatian. During the project, the department decided to bring happiness and appreciation
to families from partner barangays of the university by giving them food and clothing donated by
those who volunteered to participate in the project, as well as joy and new memories as they
interacted with them and had fun.

This Extension and Outreach program week was a fruitful and successful event. 100
percent of the faculty and staff were involved in the community. In addition, 70 student leaders
and volunteers participated in the community and several students participated in extension
activities by giving donations and repacking groceries.

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CONCEPT PAPER
FINANCIAL LITERACY PROGRAM

Rationale

Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are essential to the economy's growth. It provides
opportunities for entrepreneurs, generates employment, and develops rural areas. SMEs created 82
percent of jobs in Ghana in 2016 (Amoah & Amoah, 2018). In addition, SMEs eradicates poverty
between the years 2001 to 2017 in Pakistan through an increase in employment growth (Zafar et
al., 2019). Al-Haddad et al. (2019) supported that SMEs reduce poverty since it increases the
income of individuals. These are pieces of evidence that SMEs contribute to the growth of a
nation's economy.

In the Philippines, SMEs have the biggest number of contributions to the Philippine Gross
Domestic Product (GDP). According to the Department of Trade and Industry [DTI] (n.d.), the
total number of businesses is 1,080,810, and 99.58 percent are SMEs that produced 64.67 percent
or 5,461,731 jobs in the country. Mapa (2022) informed that one of the main contributors to the
GDP growth in the third quarter of 2022 was SMEs in the wholesale and retail trade
sector. Therefore, these SMEs play a vital role in the economy.

Challenges are part of growth. The SMEs encountered challenges despite their contribution
to the country. Amoah and Amoah (2018) identified problems faced by the SME sector, such as a
lack of managerial skills, record bookkeeping, and access to the global market. For these reasons,
Tambunan (2019) concluded recommendations to assist SMEs with their problems (1) provide
training, (2) provide funding with low interest, and (3) provide financial support for beginners.
These problems, challenges, and struggles that the SME sector experienced can be avoided by
equipping them.

To assist and contribute to the raised problems of MSEs, there will be a partnership between
the Wesleyan University – Philippines Cushman Campus and Wesleyan University – Philippines
Aurora Campus that aims to conduct a Financial Literacy Program on December 06, 2022, at Brgy.
Dianawan, Maria Aurora, Aurora. The activity is entitled “Be Financial Literate: A financial
literacy program for small scale business owners “with the resource speakers Prof. Mary Berly
Salvador, Prof, Kristan Licaycay, CPA and Prof. Ronnie Joseph Odulio, CPA.

Aims of the activities

Financial literacy is essential to attain financial freedom. Being financially literate benefits
individuals in managing their finances and making intelligent decisions. This activity aimed to
equip small-scale business owners in managing their income, expanding their businesses, and
achieve financial stability. The tackled topics were Concepts of credit, Business registration
process, and Advice in managing finances

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References
Al-Haddad, L., Sial, M. S., Ali, I., Alam, R., Khuong, N. V., & Khanh, T. H. T. (2019). The role
of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) in employment generation and economic growth:
a study of marble industry in emerging economy. International Journal of Financial
Research, 10(6), 174-187. https://doi.org/10.5430/ijfr.v10n6p174

Amoah, S. K., & Amoah, A. K. (2018). The role of small and medium enterprises (SMEs) to
employment in Ghana. International Journal of Business and Economics Research, 7(5),
151-157. https://doi.org/10.11648/j.ijber.20180705.14

Department of Trade and Industry (n.d.). 2021 MSME Statistics. Department of Trade and
Industry [DTI]. https://www.dti.gov.ph/resources/msme-statistics/

Mapa, D. (2022, Nov 10). GDP expands by 7.6 percent in the third quarter of 2022. Philippine
Statistics Authority [PSA]. https://psa.gov.ph/content/gdp-expands-76-percent-third-
quarter-2022

Tambunan, T. (2019). Recent evidence of the development of micro, small and medium enterprises
in Indonesia. Journal of Global Entrepreneurship Research, 9(1), 1-15.
https://doi.org/10.1186/s40497-018-0140-4

Zafar, M., Waqas, M., & Butt, M. N. (2019). The role of small and medium enterprises on poverty
reduction in developing country: a case of Pakistan. Business & Economic Review, 20(3),
703-713. https://www.researchgate.net/

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CONCEPT PAPER
GIFT-GIVING PROGRAM
Rationale

The Philippines commemorates the longest Christmas holiday worldwide. When the month
of September arrives, Christmas songs and decorations are everywhere that evidence the Christmas
season is coming. In addition, Christmas is a gift-giving season. According to Caplow (1982),
Christmas is a symbol of social bonds. A private organization, institutions, and individuals extend
their hands to less fortunate families, individuals, and barangays to share their blessings. 33.6% of
annual donations from the United States throughout the Christmas celebrations (Müller & Rau,
2019).
Third-world countries, wherein the Philippines belongs are still in the process of recovering
from the losses from the global pandemic last 2020 due to Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) which
led to numerous lockdowns occurred. Everyone is affected by this situation, especially minimum
wage earners. Therefore, it is important for the less fortunate families to look and aid from support
from the Local Government Unit (LGUs), and private sectors.
Wesleyan University is a non-profit organization and a Methodist institution. It extends its
helping hand since 1994 and with the support of the Christian Children's Fund, Inc. (CCF), reached
out to 24 municipalities in Nueva Ecija and five barangays in Bataan in 1970 (WU-P, 2021). Now,
there are four existing partner barangays: Purok Manggahan, Pangatian, Purok Riverside
Pangatian, Brgy. Kalikid Norte and Brgy. Bakod Bayan that receives 60 grocery packages each
barangay. The College of Business and Accountancy also extends its helping hands to two
barangays from Maria Aurora, Aurora namely: Brgy. Bayanihan and Brgy. Diana receives 100
and 40 grocery packages respectively. This was with the partnership with Wesleyan University –
Philippines Cushman campus and Aurora campus.

Aims of the activities

The annual gift-giving of the College of Business and Accountancy (CBA) aimed to extend
a helping hands to the beneficiaries partner barangays of the university. It provides smiles to the
recipients and shows the true essence of Christmas season. In addition, the activity ties the
relationship of the students, volunteers, faculty, and staff who worked together to make this
outreach program viable.

References
Caplow, T. (1982). Christmas Gifts and Kin Networks. American Sociological Review, 47(3), 383–
392. https://doi.org/10.2307/2094994

Müller, S., & Rau, H. A. (2019). Too cold for warm glow? Christmas-season effects in charitable
giving. PloS one, 14(5). https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.phone.0215844
Wesleyan University-Philippines (2021). https://www.wesleyan.edu.ph/

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“Be Financial Literate: A financial literacy program for small-scale business owners”
Brgy. Dianawan, Maria Aurora, Aurora
December 06 – 07, 2022

The 40 attendees of the financial literacy entitled “Be financial Literate: A financial literacy
program for small-scale business owners of Brgy. Dianawan, Maria Aurora, Aurora with
Associate Dean, Faculty in-charg, and student leaders.

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Associate Dean, Jelwin D.L. Bautista, CPA, MBA delivers a warm opening remarks to the
attendees and Prof. Liezl Del Rosario , CPA introduces the resource speakers.

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Prof. Mary Berly M. Salvador, BSBA Program head; Prof, Kristan M. Licaycay, BSA
Program Head and Prof. Ronnie Joseph Odulio, CPA, JPIA adviser.

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“Gift-Giving”
Brgy. Bayanihan, Maria Aurora, Aurora
December 06 – 07, 2022

The preparation for the gift-giving program.

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The opening prayer was led by one of the beneficiaries of the Brgy. Bayanihan, Maria
Aurora, Aurora, and the officer in-charge from their barangay gave the welcome
remarks.

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The opening remarks from Dr. Mary Anne G.

Castro, the outreach coordinator and
program head of BSBA, Wesleyan University
– Philippines, Aurora Campus.

The closing remarks from Prof. Mercy Joy

Escuadro, the outreach coordinator and
JFINEX adviser, Wesleyan University –
Philippines, Cushman Campus.

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The Faculty of both

Wesleyan University –
Philippines Aurora
and Cushman Campus
together with the
officials of Brgy.
Bayanihan, Aurora,
Maria Aurora.

The 100 beneficiaries from Brgy. Bayanihan, Aurora, Maria

Aurora which contains a grocery package from the Wesleyan
University – Philippines.

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Wesleyan University – Philippines Aurora Campus

December 07, 2022

The resource speakers, faculty in-cahrge and student leaders for the event.

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The 500 students of Wesleyan University - Philippines Aurora Campus who learned and
listened to the seminar with the partnership with East West.

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The opening remarks of Associate Dean. Jelwin D.L. Bautista, CPA, MBA and the
resource speaker, Dr. Dennis M. Layug during his speech.

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“Gift-Giving”
University’s Partner Barangays:
Brgy. Kalikid Norte, Brgy. Pangatian and Brgy. Bakod Bayan
December 09, 2022

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CERTIFICATES

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PROGRAMS

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PROGRAMS

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PROGRAMS

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BENEFICIARIES
Brgy. Dianawan, Maria Aurora

1 Elena S. Agdong 21 Vicky C. Wankey

2 Anita D. Agdong 22 Sandra D. Aglipay
3 Vilma C. Villanos 23 Teresita Zamora
4 Ricardo Jr. Agdong 24 Manuel B. Lid-ayan
5 Noriel A. Bruno 25 Donalyn Pascua
6 Mary B. Kitong 26 Celia D. Bonogan
7 Arnold G. Gaddang 27 Esmeralda Garcia
8 Joy L. Langbayan 28 Susan P. Wayasen
9 Jocelyn B. Catulisan 29 Maricel J. Isidre
10 Imelda I.. Bal-ot 30 Rosalyn P. Salaguisag
11 Analiza M. Castaneto 31 Robelyn S. Valiente
12 Rosita T. Apelis 32 Annabelle T. Miguel
13 Arly G. Mondiguing 33 Rosalina D. Basa
14 Filipina P. Yucaddi 34 Juanita P. Batton
15 Elizabeth B. Dadios 35 Carmen T. Empizo
16 Virginia F. Salaguisag 36 Josephine O. Gunipad
17 Jasmin Q. Pinyuben 37 Jeanie B. Padios
18 Feme Q. Dulnuan 38 Glaiza B. Rudio
19 Jonalyn D. Quilaman 39 Juvy E. Dionisio
20 Loreta E. Dagyopen 40 Estrella Q. De Leon

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BENEFICIARIES
Brgy. Dianawan, Maria Aurora

34 Efen Valdez 68 Renz Diguinat

1 Federico At-tino 35 Onidal Diguinat 69 Irene Teves
2 Benjie At-tino 36 Luisa Ortiz 70 Jennnifer Serrano
3 Sosino Ochoran 37 Lorena Martinez 71 Fidel Diaz
4 Armando Valdez 38 Joel Blanco 72 Caridad Tirso
5 Dexter Yelba 39 Jimmy Blanco Jr. 73 Lourdes Budek
6 Melchor Zelba 40 Rosalinda Sumait 74 Jonifa Agustin
7 Arnold Sistena 41 Jinky Valdez 75 Marietta Gumiad
8 Larry Sistena 42 Sherly Tapel 76 Samson Rivera
9 Elena Sistena 43 Dionisio Managnag 77 Jessica Gantalan
10 Arlene Rivera 44 Mary Jane Oploria 78 Eddie Aliwak
11 Orlando Baylon 45 Nita Aliwata 79 Liming Dangao
12 Mayning Baylon 46 Bernadeth Lumerio 80 Synrich Escuadro
13 Magdalena Sitena 47 Alexandra Montero 81 Michael Escuadro
14 Unlad Gabogen 48 Fidee Ebenga 82 Reony Gabogen
15 Maya Amatonio 49 Emilinda Budek 83 Daryll Odias
16 Andeng Budek 50 Angela Budek 84 Morena Diguinat
17 Elena Lalulan 51 Melba Diguinat 85 Luz Aliwak
18 Eddie Nangiloy 52 Marcelina Escuad 86 Lolita Gabogen
19 Freddie Digimat 53 Gilbert Miranda 87 Alfreda Lictor
20 Juanito Tugay 54 Nestor Baylon 88 Namcri Juan
21 Mario Nagitoy 55 Noemi Baylon 89 Green Ebenga
22 Efren Nangitoy 56 Ricy Baylon 90 Kim Morada
23 Aloha Guaniad 57 Racel Baylon 91 Mary An Ebenga
24 Zenaida Amdrada 58 Merly Calderon 92 Rosalyn Diguinat
25 Jelly Ebenga 59 Renel Diguinat 93 Juvy Lazaro
26 Emily Gaboogen 60 Tupnel Nangitoy 94 Mayumi Aboy
27 Jean Mendoza 61 Layning Alambra 95 Rachelle Yebra
28 Junio Soira Sr. 62 Rose An Diguinat 96 Rosalyn Lorenzana
29 Jocelyn Dionisio 63 Sophia Silvestre 97 Larnie Orencia
30 Gladelyn Eseda 64 Librado Rivera Sr. 98 Cricelle Salo
31 Henry Lacno 65 Maricel Maliwat 99 Rosita Basilio
32 Dino Cawad 66 Nanette Ruiz 100 RJ Luquingan
33 Hilden Baesa 67 Mary Ebenge

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BENEFICIARIES
Brgy. Kalikid Norte
Children

1. Shakeelah Hossan 31. Magie P. Lorenzo.

2. Hamdam R. Uddin 32. Jacob P. Lorenzo
3. Ivan Ledesma 33. Jusper Charles Fronda
4. Sheena Mae Dela Cueva 34. Atthena Antonio
5. Nicole De Arci 35. Dane Nivera
6. Sebastian Rei Rafanan 36. Jomarie S. Remigio
7. Glenn Darryl Rafanan 37. CJ Punzal
8. Gabriel Dominique 38. Ian Maron
9. Arnica Joy Balaquidan 39. Melveline Natividad
10. Jewel Ramirez 40. Liel Jhay Partido
11. Zairel Valeroso 41. Aldrin Ledesma
12. Kirk Caleb Antonio 42. Aaron Garcia
13. RS Punzal 43. Estella Garcia
14. Cian C. Reyes 44. Jian Alexander Canoy
15. Jhea Tyronia Vargas 45. Aj Barnachea
16. Raiza Dulay 46. Gerson Barnachea
17. Zia Santiago 47. Elmer Micua
18. John Ric Bumanlag 48. Along Micua
19. Alpha Antonio 49. Lyn Taguiao
20. May May Antonio 50. Mary Mercado
21. Apple Bacoy 51. Paulo Mendez
22. Claire Diane Coloma 52. Jasper Morales
23. Cyrus Yala 53. Julie Mitch Morales
24. Justine Punzal 54. Hanz Jhayden L. Sagun
25. Nicole Paulino 55. Heavenly Jhillian l. Sagun
26. Sophia Arjem L. Bacoy 56. Dwayne Vargas
27. Roselle Kiera Paeste 57. Alpha (Special Child)
28. Cheska Yala 58. Johan Matulac
29. James Russelle Mamaclay 59. Jada Matulac
30. Joyce Camcam 60. Janjan Mercado

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BENEFICIARIES
Brgy. Kalikid Norte
Adult

1. Jenny Flores 32. Jennifer L. Bacoy

2. Mercy Carpio 33. Marga Doria
3. Rosie Carpio 34. Corazon Dalit
4. Kathy Magpantay 35. Jennifer Peralta
5. Ignacio Canoy 36. Regina Punzal
6. Yolanda Magpantay 37. Raymond Rafanan
7. Mary Joy Dela Cueva 38. Beatrice Eugenio
8. Ruth Marcaida 39. Jessalyn Partido (replace - Domingo
9. Julie Rafanan Palma)
10. Ruth Antonio 40. Vangie Natividad
11. Recy De Guzman 41. Victoria Mercado
12. Cythia Berja 42. Eric Mercado
13. Mary Jane Vargas 43. Jon Jon Mercado
14. Charito Bumanlag 44. Noime Lagundi
15. Remy Ramirez 45. Jerwin Vargas
16. Joan Matulac 46. Alfredo Santiago
17. Janine Benias 47. Joana Mae Lorenzo
18. Letecia Millanes 48. Joana Canoy
19. Rowena Estrella 49. Yolly Ligaya
20. Zeny Balaquidan 50. Nicole Antonio
21. Camille Celis 51. Eufemia Miguel
22. Rhoda Coloma 52. Flor Peralta
23. Marilyn Yala 53. Estella Flores
24. Erlinda Garcia 54. Baby Borja
25. Brenda Magpantay 55. Lorena B. Alejo
26. Liza Alejo 56. Nelia Barnachea
27. Helen Punzal 57. Marita Morales
28. Guila Veron 58. Erlinda Sagun
29. Abad Bautista 59. Margie Montejo
30. Florida Paeste 60. Edith Gadiano
31. Amorata Bugarin

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BENEFICIARIES
Brgy . Mangahan, Pangatian
Children

1 Athan San Miguel 31 Aira San Miguel

2 Marilyn Dela Cruz 32 Jersey Hermoso
3 Ian San Miguel 33 Ally Olivares
4 Thirdy San Miguel 34 JR Olivares
5 Quinee Olivares 35 Raymond Bana
6 Kyle Olivares 36 Boejay Bana
7 Franzen De Leon 37 MJ San Miguel
8 Earl Sedrick Bana 38 AJ Olivares
9 Ma. Rocehle Bana 39 Arlana Olivares
10 Angelo Rancapah 40 Mango Junatas
11 Robert Ordona 41 Alfred Bana
12 Jeremy Olivares 42 Jayhans Hermoso
13 Rodel San Miguel 43 Shamsey Olivares
14 Tristan San Miguel 44 Mia Bernadette Olivares
15 Lester Avennilla 45 Joy Miguel
16 Andrew San Miguel 46 Jasper Olivares
17 Kate Salvador 47 Jendy Olivares
18 Aliyah Nicole Estipular 48 Marian San Miguel
19 Macmac Dela Cruz 49 Myca Dela Cruz
20 Celene Avenilla 50 Alex San miguel
21 Franzen De Leon 51 Ajay Hermoso
22 Ayesha Olivares 52 Alliah Escuadro
23 Myca San Miguel 53 Ambo Queseda
24 Ella Manguiat 54 Afrie Bana
25 Martin Olivares 55 Earl Bana
26 Sophia Queseda 56 Ruby Escuadro
27 Joshua Ponce 57 Daniel Patacsil
28 John Nathan Dadez 58 Dan Queseda
29 Erwin Dela Cruz 59 Preycell Jackson
30 Liahm San Miguel 60 Hidalgo Jackson

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BENEFICIARIES
Brgy. Riverside, Pangatian
Children

1 Danica Lazo 31 Danica Senahan

2 Lance Dedez 32 Singko Queseda
3 Jon Delos Santos 33 Jayvee Madrid
4 Daniel Senanhan 34 Reggie Olivares
5 Jennilyn Serano 35 Alfred Elleno
6 Alma Elleno 36 Josie Naval
7 Cardo Olivares 37 LJ Dadez
8 Joshalyn Lazo 38 Joy Joy Duque
9 Alma Elleno 39 Shaina Agustin
10 Cardo Olivares 40 Jose Medina
11 Joshalyn Lazo 41 Aaron. Bacar
12 Mhica Rose Ramos 42 Jen-Jen Quesada
13 Jheri Jehn Queseda 43 Leanne Quesada
14 Tonton Imos 44 Jilain Delos Santos
15 Fedie Duque 45 Justin Serrano
16 Etan Abendanio 46 Ricky Bombilla
17 Matt Lord Inos 47 Ruben Olivares
18 Gelay Queseda 48 Raniel Aby Bakas
19 Justine Madrid 49 Jacob Quesada
20 Sofia Granita 50 Jonathan Inos
21 Joseph Navil 51 Mariane Gonzales
22 Angelica Elleno 52 Aran Duque
23 EJ Lance Lazo 53 Joshua Inos
24 Jan Jan Quesada 54 Shane Inos
25 Shiela Mae Inos 55 Jennelyn Abesames
26 Jane Inos 56 Jerick Agustin
27 Em Em De Jesus 57 Samanta Inos
28 Jerome Serrano 58 Josielyn Abesames
29 Jinel Inos 59 Reneyn Bacar
30 Dave Dadez 60 Arjhan Bombilla

Below is the link for the video during the outreach activity with the students, volunteers,
faculty and staff of College of Business and Accountancy.
https://www.facebook.com/wupcba/videos/1380150635850967
The Extension and Outreach program week was productive and successful. 100 percent of
the professors and staff participated in community activities. In addition, 70 student leaders and
volunteers gave back to the community, and some students took part in outreach initiatives by
repackaging goods and collecting donations.

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Prepared By:

MERCY JOY C. ESCUADRO, MBA

Extension Coordinator, College of Business and Accountancy

Checked by:

MARY BERLY M. SALVADOR, MBA

Program Head, BSBA

KRISTAN M. LICAYCAY, CPA

Program Head, BSA

Noted By:

JELWIN D.L. BAUTISTA, CPA, MBA

Associate Dean, College of Business and Accountancy

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