OHH NEWSLETTER 

We want to express our heartfelt gratitude to Bedok Methodist Church for their generous Gift of Love. Through their kindness, the lives of many in our various programs, including the Agape Kids, Youth, Ladies, and Gentlemen, as well as the Cancer Kids, have been positively impacted this Christmas. The thoughtful gifts brought joy and lasting memories, creating a festive spirit. Our Learning Center and EduFund Scholars also extend their thanks, recognizing the invaluable contribution to nurturing growth and providing essential support. BMC’s commitment to spreading love and kindness has truly made a difference in our community.

In the heart of our community in Bulacan, a bright transformation has taken place with the introduction of our Solar Project—a project that has not only lit up our homes but has become a symbol of our collective dedication to a sustainable future. Thanks to a generous sponsor, solar panels now adorn our homes, radiating sustainable energy and paving the way for a greener and cleaner tomorrow. As per Energytracker and a few other sources, the electricity price in the Philippines is among the highest in Asia, adding urgency to our pursuit of sustainable alternatives; Experts warn that the San Miguel Corporation’s LNG (Liquefied natural gas) expansion plans in the Philippines risk exacerbating the problem even further. Drops in fossil fuel prices don’t seem to be on the horizon. This initiative isn’t just about powering our individual houses; it’s a commitment to environmental stewardship, a pledge to shrink our carbon footprint, and a small yet significant step towards a world where every home can contribute to a brighter, more sustainable future. As we revel in the warmth of solar-powered light, we’re reminded that each small effort, each solar panel, is a beacon of hope for our community and the planet we call home. This initiative also underscores our commitment to address not only environmental concerns but also the welfare of the underprivileged, whose livelihoods are impacted by the rising costs of electricity in our region.