By: Mildred M. Villacarlos – Deputy Section Manager – Internal Control & Business Strategy
At Asian Transmission Corporation, we believe in the power of giving back to the community. Recently, we launched a donation initiative aimed at supporting school in providing quality education to children with special needs. This also reflects ATC’s commitment to Sustainable Development Goal (SDG) #4 which refer as Quality Education.
On September 11, 2024, we organized a donation drive as part of our Corporate Social Responsibility efforts. This initiative was led by ATC’s Labor Management Committee in coordination with the ICBS department.
We were able to donate one printer, 20 reams of bond paper, educational toys, and school supplies for selected students.
This initiative not only supports those in need but also strengthens our commitment to Sustainable Development Goal #4 of Quality Education.
Our team showed incredible enthusiasm, with nine employees participating. Atty. Rose Lynn Zara-Coloma, Corporate Division’s Vice President, delivered a motivational speech, expressing appreciation for the parents’ efforts and recognizing them as superheroes.
Mr. Manuel Legarda, a representative from the Supervisory Union, commented that ATC’s initiative to care for children with special needs serves as a moral boost for parents and caregivers.
He added that he was positively affected by this gesture of giving back to the community.
Mr. Jeff Aguilar and Mr. AIvin Dela Peña, officers of BATLU, thanked the management for their support in this CSR activity, which assists children with disabilities. Mr. Rolly Stephen Vergara, President of ATNLU, expressed his happiness for ATC’s efforts in donating school supplies, noting that we were able to bring smiles to the students.
We’re excited to continue our efforts with future initiatives planned for our CSR activities. We encourage everyone to get involved and help us make a lasting impact.
Through our donation initiatives, Asian Transmission Corporation aims to contribute positively to our community and inspire others to do the same. Together, we can make a difference.
“It shouldn’t matter how slowly some children learn, as long as we are encouraging them not to stop”
– Robert John Meehan
