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How to Help

Sponsor A Box

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Shipping 6 boxes a month is no easy task. It's NOT FREE either. And as much as we are willing  to pay for the monthly shipping cost ourselves, it would be nice to get some monetary help to make things easier for our pockets. For only $70, which is an exclusive savings deal we got from Universal Cargo, we are to label a box under your name, family or group. We can provide a photo of the box and receipt as proof of shipping transaction. Your box will make it's way to our distribution site and its contents will reach the hands of a thankful Filipino who will send you their very own Thank You message. Each box can hold an average of 300 pieces of clothing, imagine how many people you will be helping. 

100 Meals for 100 Kids

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Besides distributing the usual goods and groceries, we’ve added a feeding initiative to our monthly community outreach. We can provide ONE person a traditional Filipino meal consisting of ONE cup of rice, side dish or “ulam,” and a bottled water or juice box. All served on a meal container or paper plate plus utensils. It’s an initiative we started early in 2022, and have successfully fed 100 person at a time for $100. That’s $1 per person! But to get the best cost and value, we have to spend $100 through local resources in the Philippines. This project relies heavily on the up-to-date Dollar to Peso currency exchange (As off 3.20.23: $1 to P54.72). We can stretch that dollar to its full potential!

100 Kilos of Rice  for 100 Families

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Rice has been the staple food in the Philippines for as long as any Filipino could remember. Breakfast, lunch, or dinner, any meal is not complete unless served with rice. Following the success of our last 100for100 initiative, our latest will provide 100 families each with 1 kilo of rice. That’s enough for at least 2 servings for a family of 4. That’s $1 per family! But to get the best cost and value, we have to buy $100 worth of rice through local resources in the Philippines. This project relies heavily on the up-to-date Dollar to Peso currency exchange (As off 4.17.23: $1 to P56.10). We can stretch that dollar to its full potential.

100 Pair of Slippers for 100 Kids

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Fashion or function, a pair of slippers (or tsinelas) is a basic piece of clothing for any Filipino in the Philippines. With some ingenuity, anyone can make them last for a long time. Fairly cheap and sold all over the country. Yet the poor, the homeless and even some of the natives within the mountains are still lacking this basic necessity. A bulk purchase of 100 pairs for $100 will provide those less-fortunate a pair they desperately need. Message us and start saving those feet!

100 Bags of Groceries for 100 Families

For as low as $2 per family, we can bulk purchase some canned goods, ramen, coffee powder, chocolate or milk powder, candies, hygienic items, etc. Enough for a small family 2 to 3 days worth of meals. It's a small help to give 100 families a break from worrying about surviving the next couple of days. Check out our Sorting & Bagging video, as we get the groceries prepared and ready for distribution. This is our most popular initiative because of the number of items we give and the number of people those items help. Message us and be part of this initiative!

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Scan the Venmo code to sponsor!

 

Zelle or PayPal:

1in3outINFO@gmail.com

Got an idea to Help Us Help Them? Message us and share with us what could be a life-altering suggestion. Go to our CONNECT page for the many ways to communicate with us.

Check out our SHOUT OUT! page to check out some of our previous sponsors who has participated in our outreach initiatives. 

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Brgy. Puray, Rizal

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Kyle is one of our first-time volunteers at our most recent event in Brgy. Puray. Here is his firsthand account of how he spent his Sunday with us:

“Not knowing what to expect, I joined 1in3out on our outreach to Brgy. Puray, Rizal. The journey going there was already a challenge. The road was rough, full of lubak, and difficult to pass through. But despite this, the team didn’t give up and remained determined to reach the community.

 

When we arrived, we were faced with another challenge. We didn’t have a proper place to pack the goods we were going to distribute. With no time to waste, we immediately started packing under the heat of the sun. It was tiring, but everyone stayed committed because we knew the purpose of why we were there.

 

One moment that really stayed with me was when we served spaghetti to the community. It may seem simple, but seeing the smiles on their faces made it special. The children were also very happy during the games. Even small prizes like candies and chocolates made them excited. You could see how they smiled and appreciated every little thing they received.

 

This experience reminded me of something important:

“Sa simpleng bagay, makikita mo ang tunay na saya.”

We often complain about small inconveniences in our daily lives, but when you see their situation, you realize how they live simply yet happily.

 

Being part of this outreach inspired me to appreciate more, complain less, and always find ways to help others. A big thanks to everyone who made this outreach possible. Your support and generosity bring not just help, but also hope and happiness to the community.

 

Help Us Help Them!”

After celebrating our 5th year anniversary and our 50th outreach to end 2025, 1in3out is starting 2026 late but with 2 outreach for the month of March. Starting off at Brgy Puray, Rizal - a little over an hour drive outside of Manila. That dusty tail end of this trip was an adventure for our vehicle and volunteers. But reaching Puray and spending that Sunday with its people was worth the challenge.

This outreach was made possible by our friends from Pomona, California: Wavlngth., Dom and The Gangcuangco Family, and all their friends. Their fundraiser last year has funded this entire event, and has provided temporary relief for the 150 families who calls Puray their home. Thank you so much from us here in 1in3out and the people of Puray. Maramig salamat po!

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