FAQs

Pinoy Legacy is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization dedicated to uplifting underserved communities in the Philippines—especially in Cebu—through education, career development, and community support.

Our mission is to bring hope and opportunity by helping people pursue education, develop careers, and build sustainable futures—positively impacting their families and communities for generations.

No. While long-term programs like education and career development are our main focus, we also host short-term community events to provide immediate support and encouragement to those in need.

We look for hardworking individuals with strong potential who lack the financial resources to improve their lives through education or career development. Applications are reviewed carefully to ensure our support has the greatest impact.

We currently focus on Cebu, Philippines, but we hope to expand to other areas as our resources grow.

Yes, we are faith-driven and inspired by Jeremiah 29:11. While we are followers of Jesus, our programs serve people of all backgrounds and beliefs.

You can donate securely through our website via Zeffy, which allows 100% of your contribution to go directly to our programs.

Yes. Pinoy Legacy is a registered nonprofit organization in the United States, and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.

Yes! We welcome partnerships, sponsorships, and volunteer support. Please contact us through our website or email us at pinoylegacycharity@gmail.com.

Most of our funding goes directly to education, career development, and community programs. A small portion is used for essential operational costs to keep our programs running effectively.

Yes. Applications are always open through our website, where you can submit your information and explain what kind of assistance you need. While we can’t meet every request due to limited funding, we review all applications and will reach out to those who best fit our current programs when resources become available.

We assist with college tuition, trade programs, and career development. We may also help with small business start-up costs, such as becoming a licensed moped driver or opening a food stand.

Yes. While we can’t accept every request, we encourage community leaders or individuals in Cebu to reach out through our contact page. We review each request carefully based on available resources.