A Flagship Program of the League of Corporate Foundations, Inc.

The Corporate Social Responsibility Institute is the formalization of the League's advocacy for greater understanding of the role of business in society. It is the resource of learning, experiences and best practices, organized for knowledge sharing with the public—with other practitioners, with the academe, with students, SMEs and other members of civil society.

The education the CSR Institute offers is the experience-based knowledge accumulated from best practices of the League's members, and from global insights applied to local conditions.

The Institute's activities will include:
1. Consultancy services to those who wish to set up their CSR programs

2. Promoting CSR through road shows across the country specially in the cities where CSR is virtually unknown, with special focus on CEOs of small and medium size companies

3. Conducting seminars throughout the year, on topics from corporate responsibility to the latest trends in CSR.

4. Documentation of best practices which can eventually converted to teaching materials

5. Creating tie-ups with known academic institutions for accreditation to elevate the practice of CSR into a profession

6. Promoting the internship of students in the field of development studies and business schools with LCF member organizations

7. Integrating Corporate Social Responsibility into the Curriculum of Business Schools throughout the country

Arts & Culture
The Arts & Culture Committee, through its member foundations, put together their capabilities, resources, and network, to support advocacy of the arts and culture in promoting the importance and relevance of the arts in nation building. It seeks to expand appreciation of the arts and culture to the business sector, civic organizations, students and other groups.

Education
The Committee on Education members are bound together by a common concern to advocate education reform and to make education a national priority.

The members work collectively and in partnership with the Department of Education by sharing information, combining resources, undertaking joint education and training-related projects, and holding dialogues with concerned educational and training institutions in both the private and public sector.

Enterprise Development
The Enterprise Development Committee aims to enhance the capability of LCF members to draw from the resources of their principals towards assisting their constituents to manage sustainable enterprises. The committee acts as a facilitator of joint programs designed to promote social and economic well being among LCF members and partner organizations

Environment
The Environment Committee supports a precautionary approach to environmental challenges, undertakes initiatives to promote greater environmental responsibility, and encourages the development and diffusion of environmentally friendly technologies.

Members have focused their environmental initiatives on waste reduction through segregation and recycling, cleaner air, cleaner seas and oceans, and information-education-communication (IEC) campaigns.

Health
The Health Committee engages in advocacy and education programs on relevant health issues as well as activities and trainings that increase member competency in implementing efficient and effective health programs and services. Members share best practices and implement joint activities, such as "Wellness Camps" and surgical and dental missions and health awareness lectures, that provide long-term benefits for its constituents.

Research and Training
The Research Committee conducts studies and surveys on CSR programs and practices among LCF members and shares this information through trainings and consultations with businesses engaged or wanting to engage in CSR. The LCF offers a wealth of information, experiences, practices and lessons learned that can be shared to businesses, academe, students, civil society and the general public.

Membership and Communications
The Membership Committee is in-charge of recruiting and screening new members who will share the League’s commitment and passion to provide business solutions to social problems in the Philippines through Corporate Social Responsibility.

The Communications Team is responsible for creating greater public awareness and recognition for LCF as the premier institution for CSR, generating more goodwill for the League and its members, and enhancing the channel of communication and exchange of ideas among member organizations and partner institutions.

1. Aboitiz Foundation, Inc.
2. ABS-CBN Bayan Foundation, Inc.
3. ABS-CBN Foundation, Inc.
4. The Andres Soriano Foundation, Inc.
5. Antonio O. Floirendo Foundation
6. Ayala Foundation, Inc.
7. Bato-Balani Foundation, Inc.
8. BPI Foundation, Inc.
9. Campaigns Social Response Unit     (CAMPAIGNS AND GREY)
10. CEMEX Philippines
11. Chevron Geothermal Philippines      Holdings, Inc.
12. COCA-COLA Foundation Philippines,      Inc.
13. Corporate Network for Disaster       Response, Inc.
14. Del Monte Foundation, Inc.
15. DOLE Asia Ltd. 16. Education for       Youth Enterprise Foundation
17. EON, Inc.
18. Figaro Foundation Corporation
19. Foundation For Sight
20. Globe Telecom, Inc..
21. Hongkong and Shanghai Banking       CorporationLimited
22. Insular Life Foundation, Inc.
23. Intel Technology Philippines., Inc.
24. Johnson & Johnson Philippines
25. Jollibee Foundation, Inc.
26. Jesus V. Del Rosario Foundation
27. Knowledge Channel Foundation, Inc.
28. Landbank Countryside Development       Foundation, Inc.
29. Lopez Group Foundation
30. Manila Doctors Hospital
31. Manila Water Company Foundation,       Inc.
32. MFI
33. Meralco Millennium Foundation, Inc.
34. Meralco Management and       Leadership Development Center
35. Metrobank Foundation, Inc.
36. NYK – TDG Friendship Foundation
37. Nestle Philippines, Inc.
38. Ortigas Foundation, Inc.
39. PAL Foundation, Inc.
40. Pasar Foundation
41. Petron Foundation, Inc.
42. Pfizer Philippines Foundation, Inc.
43. PHAPCares Foundation
44. PHILAM Foundation, Inc.
45. Philippine Daily Iiquirer, Inc.
46. PHINMA Foundation, Inc.
47. Pilipinas Shell Foundation, Inc.
48. P.I. Foundation, Inc.
49. PLDT –SMART Foundation, Inc.
50. Energy Development Corporation
51. Prudentialife Foundation
52. RD Foundation of GenSan
53. RFM Foundation, Inc.
54. Ronald McDonald House Charities
55. Roxas Gargollo Foundation, Inc.
56. San Miguel Foundation, Inc.
57. Sarmiento Foundation, Inc.
58. SPI Technologies Foundation, Inc.
59. SGV Foundation, Inc.
60. SM Foundation, Inc.
61. SPLASH Foundation, Inc.
62. Social HealthCare Foundation
63. STI Foundation for Leadership in       Information Technology & Education
64. SUNLIFE Financial
65. SYNGENTA Foundation
66. Tan Yan Kee Foundation, Inc.
67. TEAMASIA
68. TeaMEnergy Cornporation
69. Toyota Motor Philippines        Foundation, Inc.
70. UCPB-CIIF Foundation, Inc.
71. Unionbank of the Philippines
72. VICSAL Foundation, Inc.
73. Villar Foundation, Inc.
74. Zuellig Foundation, Inc.

CHAIRPERSON:
Ms. Marilou "Malu" G. Erni (Executive Director, Petron Foundation)

PRESIDENT:
Ms. Pacita "Chit" U. Juan (CEO, Figaro Coffee Corporation / Director, Figaro Foundation)

VP-OPERATIONS:
Dr. Kenneth "Ken" Hartigan-Go (Executive Director, the Zuellig Foundation)

VP-PROGRAMS:
Col. Alejandro "Alex” T. Escano (President, MFI)

VP-RESOURCE MOBILIZATION:
Mr. Augusto P.I. "Sonny" Carpio III (EVP and Managing Trustee, Aboitiz Group Foundation)

TREASURER: Ms. Carmen "Linda" Atayde (Executive Director for Education, SM Foundation)

PUBLIC AFFAIRS DIRECTOR: Ms. Elaine Go-Mapa (Executive Director, EYE Foundation)

CORPORATE SECRETARY: Atty. Marivic Sarmiento (President & Executive Director, Sarmiento Foundation Inc.)

Committee Chairperson and Co-Chairperson

Arts & Culture Chairperson: Fiona C. Ting (Metrobank Foundation, Inc.)
Co-Chair: Laurie D. Javier (PHINMA Foundation, Inc.)

Education Chairperson: Ma. Cecilia L. Alcantara (Coca-Cola Foundations Philippines, Inc)
Co-Chair: Zonito M. Torrevillas (Ronald McDonald House Charities)

Enterprise Development Chairperson: Camille B.Buenaventura (San Miguel Corp.)
Co-Chair: Leticia C. Deyto (Meralco Millenium Foundation Inc.)

Environment Chairperson: Agnes de Jesus (PNOC-EDC)
Co-Chair: Eric dela Torre (Team Energy Corporation)

Health Chairperson: Maurice P. Ligot (Splash Foundation, Inc.)
Co-Chair: Tonyboy G. Faraon (Zuellig Foundation, Inc.)

Research and Training Chairperson: Ching Jorge (Bato-Balani Foundation, Inc.)
Co-Chair: Co-Chair: Perry M. Calara (Syngenta Foundation)

Communications Chairperson: Dulce F. Baybay (Lopez Group Foundation)
Co-Chair: Junie S. del Mundo (EON, Inc.)