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Aaicfi Company Profile
Aaicfi Company Profile
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originally registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission on July 24, 2001, amended
its by-laws and changed its name to AAI Charity Foundation, Inc. (AAICFI). It is a non-profit,
non-stock Corporation acting as the philanthropic arm of the AAI Group of Companies chaired by
Mr. Rico Brizuela in recognition of its corporate social responsibility and its commitment to
become a good law-abiding, ethical, and concerned citizen of the Philippine society.
AACFI was incorporated with 11 board of trustees coming from different sectors of the
community, majority of which are active officers of AAI GOC with the following purposes:
The programs and activities of AAICFI are supported through grants and donations, majority of
which come from AAI GOC companies and employees.
AAI Charity Foundation Inc’s Named and describes their Program and activities as HELPS:
H
for Humanitarian and Health
E
for Education and Environment
L
for Livelihood
P
for Poverty Alleviation
S
for Sports Development
I. Gawad Kalinga
The biggest partnership that AAICFI forged in the last quarter of Y2007 is with GK. AAI bought a
2,700 sqm lot Sitio Eldorado, Barangay Don Bosco, near Levitown Village and Better Living
Subdivision in Bicutan, Paranaque. The formal donation was made in December, 2007 to the GK
management. After so many meetings with the local government regarding roads, drainages,
passing through spaces, the house building finally started in March, 2008. The area is called
AAI-GK village with 4 clusters of 24 dwellings each or a total of 96 dwelling units.
The building of a multi-purpose hall was also sponsored by AAI in Y2010; this was blessed and
inaugurated in June 10, 2010 with the presence of GK’s Head, Tony Meloto, Barangay Captain
Teodoro Virata and Paranaque Mayor Jun Bernabe. This now serves as the venue of different GK
activities like the Sibol School for pre-schoolers, meetings, parties and other livelihood projects
for the beneficiaries. The project completed last 2014.
II. PBSP
AAI adopted one eagle named Gloria Victoria, hatched on Jan 16, 2003, AAICFI is the
16 t h registered protector of this eagle. This project had been completed year 2013 on it 10nth
year engagement as agreed.
AAI through AACFI is living up to one of its mission statements - to be the protector of
environment
AAI Charity had undertaken to plant a tree for 3 hectares with Philippine Business and Social
Progress as our partner in that activity where we have engaged in planting in 3 different
planting areas in Calawis, Antipolo to mitigate with climate change and protection of watershed.
The area had been planted with Fruit yielding Rambutan, Trees Cashew, Jackfruit and
Guayabano so this will provide in the future additional income for the family nearby.
V. Scholarships
We have scholars who graduated from Mapua, Ateneo De Naga College and High School, UST
and public schools alternative learning system in Pili Camarines Sur.
Regular blood-letting activities; this earns the employees with 8 hours CSR.
VII. Others:
1. Sports activities
2. Financial assistance to employees for medical and funeral burial assistance.
3. Logistics assistance to relief operations
AAICFI CSR programs of the AAI GOC have gone way above its objectives of helping the less
fortunate and the community at large. The AAI GOC together with all its employees will continue
to do corporate citizenship work as a way of giving back its blessings and accomplishments.