Every project I take on helps fund and power a quiet second mission: giving Filipino public schools the digital tools, resources, and visibility they rarely get.
It builds awareness, trust, and opportunity long before anyone signs up for anything. Public schools do that work every day, often without the budget or tools to match their impact — that's where I try to help.
Public schools in the Philippines serve the vast majority of students with a fraction of the resources private institutions enjoy.
Many students graduate without hands-on exposure to the digital tools that modern jobs — including marketing — now require.
Freelancers and agencies have skills, tools, and networks that schools need. Sharing them costs little and changes a lot.
A mix of funding, hands-on service, and shared knowledge — built around what public schools actually ask for.
A share of every client project is set aside for school partners — no fine print, tracked openly.
Simple, mobile-friendly sites built at no cost so parents and communities can find school announcements and programs.
Short, practical sessions for senior high students on social media, content, and the basics of online marketing careers.
Helping schools promote enrollment drives, feeding programs, and fundraisers to reach more of the community.
Coordinating donations of laptops, printers, and internet access with local partners and past clients.
One-on-one guidance for students and young grads exploring freelancing or a career in digital marketing.
Beyond funding, these are the hands-on efforts we run directly with schools right now.
Regular meal support for students who need it most, coordinated with school staff and local partners.
Donated smart TVs for classrooms, enabling digital lessons, videos, and multimedia learning.
Fresh paint for classrooms and common areas, giving school spaces a cleaner, brighter environment.
Storybooks and reading materials donated to school libraries to support literacy and a love of reading.
Any project — SEO, websites, ads, automation — automatically contributes to the give-back fund.
Contributions build up quarterly and are matched with a public school partner's actual needs.
Whether it's a free website, a workshop, or equipment — the school decides what's most useful.
Updates on this page so every client can see exactly where their project fees went.
Update this list as new partnerships are confirmed.
Every website I build, every campaign I run — a piece of it goes back into classrooms that need it most. Business and community support don't have to be separate goals.
— Lord Vincent Van Mendoza, Founder of Digital LourdPrefer to contribute directly instead of hiring a service? Every peso goes straight to school partners.
No. Pricing stays the same as any standard project — the give-back fund is set aside from my own margin, not added to your invoice.
Priority goes to public schools with limited digital presence and clear, practical needs — like a functioning website or basic equipment.
Yes. If you know a public school that could use support, send details through the contact page and it'll be reviewed for the next cycle.
Direct contributions and equipment donations are welcome — reach out through the contact page to coordinate.