The PCAFPD scholarship program is made possible by the generous donations of individuals and groups. It costs approximately $1,200 per year to send one of our scholars to college in the Philippines. That includes tuition, books, fees, and a living allowance. Every contribution helps to change the lives of our scholars and their families!
The Foundation is a registered non-profit organization and contributions are tax deductible. There are three ways to donate to the Foundation:
1) Donate Directly through PCAFPD’s Donation Platform
Using Little Green Light, PCAFPD’s default donation software will make your gift go farthest by streamlining operations. Simply fill out the form below.
2) Mail your Donation to PCAFPD.
Simply print a form and mail your donation to the Foundation: Contribution form (pdf format); Contribution form (Word format)
3) Use Network for Good
Make an on-line donation through “Network for Good”
Unless otherwise specified, all donations go into the general scholarship fund to cover tuition, fees, books, and living expenses of scholars. Contributors may elect to have their donations used for special projects, such as conducting a survey of graduate scholars. Donations may also be made in memory of a special person or to an established scholarship funds (see Special Scholarships). Special Scholarships are named in honor of contributions of $1,500. A list of contributors appears on the last page of each newsletter.
The Lakan / Lakambini Honor Roll of our Major Donors
Initiated during our 30th Anniversary in 2013, the Lakan / Lakambini Honor Roll gives special recognition to those supporters who have given $500 or more during the calendar year.
According to our Filipino VP Roland de Jesus, Lakan (m) originally referred to a rank in the pre-Hispanic Filipino nobility on the island of Luzon, which means “paramount ruler.” Today, the term is still occasionally used to mean “nobleman,” but has mostly been adapted to other uses. In Filipino Martial Arts, Lakan denotes an equivalent to the black belt rank. Also, beauty contests in the Philippines have taken to referring to the winner as “Lakambini,” the female equivalent of Lakan. So, to all you noble and beautiful major contributors to PCAFPD, we thank you profusely and honor your commitment.
Lakan / Lakambini Honor Roll for 2023/2024
| Mary Ann Ahrens |
| Paul Aleckson |
| Dave Baden |
| Orlando Banogon |
| Batch 267 |
| Sylvia Boecker |
| Samuel and Patricia Boglio |
| Tom Bolan |
| Kenneth Bollerud |
| Anna and Parker Borg |
| John Buckstead |
| Stephen Callahan |
| Maureen Carroll |
| The Family of Helen Cooper |
| Robert and Carol Cukier |
| David Curry |
| Dennis and Carol Ann Detlef |
| Stephen Dienstfrey |
| Dr. George Duncan |
| Patrick Durst |
| Bruce Falk |
| Lloyd Feinberg |
| Richard Foye/The Bill Foye Philippine Scholarship Fund |
| Gary Frankwick |
| Dr. Kathryn French |
| Cathleen Garman |
| Stanley Garnett |
| Kevin Wayne Goodman |
| Stephen Growdon |
| Joe Higdon and Ellen Sudow |
| Barbara Hiller |
| Calvin and Nita Holt |
| Mark Holt |
| Mark Horowitz |
| Steve Jasper |
| Lee and Kay Jones |
| Rachel Kavanagh |
| James Krogh |
| Karen Larson |
| Stella Leland |
| Denise and Tom Lionetti |
| Jay Litt |
| Gerald and Madeline Malovany |
| Sarah McMeans |
| Bruce OConnor |
| Michael Ollinger |
| Ronald Peters |
| Maggie Purves |
| Irwin Roberts |
| Denny Robertson |
| Alan Robock |
| Nancy Rye |
| Nancy Salar |
| Roberta Savage |
| The Schultz Family |
| Charles Schwartz |
| Chuck Shackelton |
| Stefanie Simpson |
| Scott Sindelar |
| Claire Horan Smith |
| Nicholas Spalt |
| Karen Steele |
| Tim Stewart |
| Terry Sthymmel |
| Ralph Thomas |
| Pamela Tripp-Melby |
| Sue Ward |
| Richard Wetmore |
MARAMING SALAMAT!