pondo ng pinoy

Pondo ng Pinoy

Fr. Edwin E. MercadoSept. 1, 2012

Movement that develops a Filipino culture rooted more deeply in love of God and neighbor, especially the poor, through little but repeated acts of compassion, solidarity and sharing

Pondo ng Pinoy and Lay Formation

• Community Foundation that support programs benefiting the poor born out of the daily contributions of concerned people

• Care for others as mode of fullness of life in God even here and now

PnP and Lay Formation

The Rich Man and LazarusLuke 16: 19 - 31

Multiplication of Loaves- Matt. 14:15-21


Multiplication of Loaves- Matt. 14:15-21


Parable of the Last JudgmentMatt. 25: 31-46

Economics of AffluenceEkonomiya ng Pagkamkam

Politics of MarginalizationPolitika ng Pagkamanhid

Religion of AlienationRelihiyon ng Itinatagong Diyos

Economics of Trust in GodEkonomiya ng Pagtitiwala sa Diyos

Politics of Love and Compassion

Politika ng Pagmamalasakit

Religion of the Living GodRelihiyon ng Buhay na Diyos

PnP and Lay Formation: Scripture Challenge

The Scripture Passages have inspired the Theology of the Crumbs, the underlying principles for all its activities and undertakings.• A prophetic indictment of the affluent and numb system that build a chasm of alienation• A prophetic proclamation of the crumbs that are the very ingredients of a miracle and experience of the feast of the Kingdom• How little it takes for a good habit of sharing to bring us to heaven

PnP and Lay Formation: Theology of the Crumbs

PnP is a simple development scheme based on Gospel teachings on sharing.• Do little steps as small crumbs that

help to develop the character of the Filipino.• Practice daily acts of goodness or kindness in a society strongly attracted by individualism and self-interest.• Master self-mastery through interior discipline following Jesus’ command: “If anyone wishes to come after me, he must deny himself, take up his daily cross and follow me.” (Lk 9:23)

PnP and Lay Formation

PnP and Lay Formation• Capacity Building for Diocesan Desk:

Certification Course under the guidance of Asian Social Institute completed

• From National Secretariat to National Office: synergize existing member-diocese and manage the expansion of diocesan membership

• Program Development Office: setting up to strengthen catechesis and value formation

• Hosting this month the networking of Church-based Micro-Finance Institutes

• Alternative Lifestyle: Giver as first beneficiary

• Lowly Quarter (P0.25): Icon of Charity

• Daily Practice: Symbol of Generosity.

• Pairs “Give us this day our daily bread…”. with “Let us give others our daily crumb…”

PnP: … towards Empowerment

• Story: Hapag-Asa Feeding Program– Transition of charitable acts from

emergency needs to developmental programs

–Working towards supplemental livelihood projects for family beneficiaries

• No surprise: Php 0.25 “incarnates” love of God and neighbor ==> wisdom of God, so profound, so affordable

• yet so costly: cost us our “big is better” mentality



• To value the small is to give value to all

• Dignity of the Ordinary, even of the nobody: Church of the Poor

• Equal Opportunity for Generosity in charity and graciousness


• Story: Pastoral Care for Children Feeding Program–With value formation for basic communities– Use of indigenous ingredients of food

supplement– Triggers community development through

enterprise– To set-up cooperative as marketing arm for

sustainability and self-reliance

• Poor are brother and sister to everyone: non-discriminatory


• Back to the basics: Stewardship mirror God’s dominion over creation.

• Effective counter-measure to compulsion of consumerism

PnP: … towards Empowerment• Story: SALVE – Savings and Livelihood

with Values and Education –Financial literacy–Savings as a way of life–Focus on value formation–Education of the beneficiaries–Elimination of usury

• Day of Liberation: Everything as opportunity of stewardship

• Turning point: new Asian Pentecost


• Solidarity with the Poor

• Gratitude with what we have,

and proper use of facilities and

resources for formation

purposes


• Story: Caritas et Labora Program–Values formation–Cooperative way of manpower

services–Maximize benefits in the form of

economic and spiritual aspect–Elimination of unjust employment

practices

• Respect for the poor as co-formators of our consciousness


3 Components of Stewardship:•Time Management in dealing with various activities and programs •Talent Management in developing and harnessing gifts for community building•Treasure Management in handling available resources in relation to apostolic purposes


• Sense of Stewardship• Story: San Jose Diocese – Organic

Farming– 18 yr of propagating organic farming

among local farmers (Time)– development of sustainable and

organized practices and agricultural products (Talent)

– About to graduate from long dependence on foreign funding agency, and considering Micro-Finance initiatives (Treasure)

• Value Formation as Process of Liberation from ‘kanya-kanya’ to ‘lahat kasali’

• Freedom towards community formation

• Broadening of horizon of vision• Entering the memory of Jesus and

building memories of relations• Making a difference: agent of renewal

and caretaker of mystery

PnP: … and BEC Formation

PnP: … and BEC Formation

• Story: Malolos Diocese “Jubilee Homes” Program– Not relocation but new beginnings– Value-based community life– Holistic community development

program– Designed to build BEC Formation

• Pondo ng Pinoy partners with diocesan initiatives (Malolos & Libmanan dioceses)

2004 – June 2008

FY 2008-2009

FY 2009-2010

FY 2010-2011

FY 2011-2012

TOTAL

Chancery / Parishes

46,510,760 9,848,167 9,480,594 10,844,751 8,100,147 84,784,420

Schools 17,135,813 3,549,605 4,037,628 4,009,248 3,832,822 32,577,636

Organizations/Corporations

6,477,370 1,363,538 719,571 709,476 791,890 10,061,845

Individuals 1,809,286 1,432,117 2,026,578 1,269,977 562,470 7,100,428

Anonymous 7,010,652 3,071,341 1,309,996 2,290,810 1,287,701 14,957,931

International Community

5,070,142 873,251 2,203,178 520,099 21,863 8,688,533

TOTAL 84,014,023 20,138,020 19,777,547 19,644,360 14,596,893 158,170,793

Summary of Collection by Source

2004 – June 2008

FY 2008-2009

FY 2009-2010

FY 2010-2011

FY 2011-2012

TOTAL

Chancery / Parishes

26,340,410 1,195,894 3,226,511 3,183,766.93

2,682,823.00

36,629,404

Schools 113,521 10,680 77,820 474,351.71 340,100.00 1,016,473

Organizations/Corporations

880,655 637,411 424,715 350,803.50 597,179.00 2,890,763

Individuals 21,345,208 120,600 407,377 209,093.85 372,897.00 22,455,176

Anonymous 1,551,409 918,435 1,524,086 2,004,866.57

2,904,282.00

8,903,078

TOTAL 50,231,203 2,883,019 5,660,508 6,222,883 6,897,281 71,894,894

Summary of Collection by Source(HAPAG-ASA)

Health111,352,814

68%

Livelihood Development27,486,988

17%

Housing12,373,604

7%

Alternative and Practical Skills Development

12,640,3328%

HAPAG-ASA : 100,536,569

(90% of HEALTH /61% of Total Distribution)

Total “Crumbs” Distributed by Project Sector,2004 – June 2012 : Php 163,853,738

PNPCFIALLOCATION AND AVAILMENTSRCAM

Year of No. of PnPHapag-

Asa Availments

YEARMembership

Parishes Crumbs Crumbs

Allocation Projects

# of Project

sHapag-

Asa

# of Batche

s

# of Childre

n

2004 2004 92 4,520,429 2,525,000

2005 10,780,18

416,517,51

6 1,552,592 452,592 2 987,384

2006 10,876,53

5 5,198,936 213,1676,239,00

0 113,487,4

29 50 4,751

2007 8,284,939 2,498,378 5,764,2546,233,60

4 63,674,0

96 40 4,2652008 (jan-

jun) 5,493,109 574,341 3,111,4235,262,47

3 2 159,549 23 1,928

FY2008-2009 9,474,551 1,375,238 4,146,8061,512,18

9 61,608,2

00 23 3,154

FY2009-2010 9,588,459 2,250,708 4,259,070 800,000 23,523,9

43 38 3,593

FY2010-2011 9,281,939 2,102,396 3,931,811 582,500 22,560,3

00 26 3,471

FY2011-2012 7,940,080 2,478,092 3,818,0814,922,66

0 241,597,1

01 20 2,488

Grand Total 76,240,2

2435,520,6

0526,797,2

0426,005,

018 5517,598,

002 220 23,65097% 66% 744.10

Average for 8 years -

9,530,028 6

wherein:

97% of Allocation utilized in 55 projects66% of Hapag-Asa utilized to 23,650 children =744/child/120 days = 6/child/day

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