Our Nursing Scholarship Fund supports nursing students from Culion, Palawan—many from katutubo (indigenous) communities—who face serious barriers to higher education because of isolation and limited financial resources. Even in state (public) schools, the total annual cost is about ₱250,000 (about $4,000), an amount that many families in Culion cannot realistically shoulder due to unstable or limited income. Scholarship support allows students to stay enrolled, complete clinical training, and progress steadily toward graduation.This is a long-term investment in community health. Nursing graduates can return to serve their community and help strengthen healthcare access as WE Foundation advances the Cabulihan clinic project. Some scholars may later pursue dentistry or medicine, using nursing as a strong foundation. 100% of scholarship-designated donations are applied to student expenses—no administrative costs are deducted.Read our nursing scholarship proposal here:https://www.wefoundation2024.org/_files/ugd/d3eac1_3296541d724c4dcb863e6d3b0757d521.pdf

In remote areas of Culion, access to healthcare is still limited by distance and transportation cost. Although there is a hospital in the town proper, many families in Cabulihan and nearby areas must travel nearly 20 kilometers, and even basic transportation can be a financial burden.After securing the land in 2025, we are working toward the next step: building a clinic that can serve as a home base for medical and dental missions, future community health support, and a future site for scholars who will return to serve after completing their healthcare education. The Cabulihan Clinic Project is our next step in helping bring healthcare closer to remote families in Culion.We invite you to donate to this campaign and share it with friends, family, and colleagues who may wish to support access to healthcare in remote areas of Culion. Every contribution will help move this project from planning to construction.Read our proposal here:https://www.wefoundation2024.org/_files/ugd/d3eac1_3fdcd689540b403fabe5325954fa738a.pdf">https://www.wefoundation2024.org/_files/ugd/d3eac1_3fdcd689540b403fabe5325954fa738a.pdf

Restore the Watershed in Culion 💧In Culion, the Sitio Pinutukan watershed is a lifeline for drinking and farming, but erosion, deforestation, and extreme weather threaten its future. WE Foundation is raising funds to protect this vital resource and ensure clean water for generations.The project will conserve water, improve farming, and restore the land by building ponds, dams, and tanks to recharge the water table and provide a stable supply year-round. This will boost agriculture, reduce reliance on seasonal rains, and create local economic opportunities.Let’s restore this lifeline together. Your support ensures life-giving water for Culion’s families and farmers. Every drop counts—thank you for making a difference!One-Time Donations$50 Purchase native tree seedlings and organic fertilizer for reforestation$100 Help buy basic materials like gravel or cement for small catchment basins$500 Fund one day’s worth of manual labor for digging wells$1,000 Funds part of the construction of small dams and water reservoirsMonthly Donations$20/month Support training local youth and farmers on sustainable farming methods$50/month Fund monthly materials like cement, nails, or wire mesh for protective water infrastructure$100/month Contribute toward part of the well drilling equipment and labor$200/month Help fund installation of piping for clean water delivery from springs to homesRead about our detailed proposal here:https://www.wefoundation2024.org/_files/ugd/d3eac1_d8ccb95b1edd461ca7c080857500b40f.pdf">https://www.wefoundation2024.org/_files/ugd/d3eac1_d8ccb95b1edd461ca7c080857500b40f.pdf

Invest in a Legacy of Learning and Service 🎓Our scholarship program provides life-changing opportunities for students in remote and underserved areas, focusing on fields essential to the community's development—agriculture, education, healthcare, and vocational trades.Despite its rich heritage, the of communities of katutubo in Culion face significant barriers to education. Limited resources, financial hardships, and a scarcity of local institutions, have perpetuated cycles of poverty and illiteracy.In collaboration with The Self-Reliant Farm, we sponsor scholars from junior high to college level, covering tuition, living expenses, and practical support so they can focus on achieving their dreams. Scholars commit to returning home after graduation to serve their communities and to sponsor new scholars—creating an ongoing cycle of empowerment, self-reliance, and lasting positive change.One-Time DonationsThese provide direct, impactful support for our scholars:$50 Covers school supplies or uniforms for a college scholar for one semester.$100 Funds basic health, dental, or optical care for one scholar. $500 Supports a scholar’s school fees for an entire year.$1,000 Funds two months of living expenses—lodging, food, and utilities—for a college scholar at a state university.Monthly DonationsConsistent support that sustains students throughout the year:$20/month ($240/year) Covers a scholar’s transportation costs for the school year.$50/month ($600/year) Fully funds a vocational scholar’s stipend and food for the year.$100/month ($1,200/year) Covers half of a college scholar’s food and utilities for the year.$200/month ($2,400/year) Provides most of the full annual cost for a college scholar at a state university.Read our scholarship proposal here: https://www.wefoundation2024.org/_files/ugd/d3eac1_1481f361876f45a2b9fc06377de9ada6.pdf">https://www.wefoundation2024.org/_files/ugd/d3eac1_1481f361876f45a2b9fc06377de9ada6.pdf

In Sitio Cabulihan in Culion, Palawan, fishing is a way of life—but families here struggle with seasonal income and limited opportunities. Without proper facilities to preserve their catch, much of their hard work is lost. This makes daily survival harder, and long-term progress nearly impossible.That’s why WE Foundation is building a dried fish processing facility—a project that will create 60 jobs, provide a steady market for local fishers, and bring stability to a community that’s ready to thrive. It’s a practical, sustainable solution led by the people who live and work here.Join us in building this facility and helping a simple fishing village grow into a model of self-reliance. Together, we can turn this vision into a reality—one that creates real opportunities and lasting change.One-Time Donations$50 Provide curing supplies like salt, drying trays, and food-safe containers$100 Fund basic tools and equipment like cutting boards, knives, and safety gloves$500 Help fund a portion of the drying shed’s construction or roofing materials$1,000 Fund a major portion of purchasing solar power and Monthly Donations$20/month Cover monthly transport of dried fish to nearby markets$50/month Support inventory and packaging needs $100/month Sustain monthly utilities and maintenance $200/month Help cover distribution and supplies to keep the facility runningRead about our detailed proposal here: https://www.wefoundation2024.org/_files/ugd/d3eac1_bd668de761ea4025a28c78295d8209a4.pdf">https://www.wefoundation2024.org/_files/ugd/d3eac1_bd668de761ea4025a28c78295d8209a4.pdf