Year 2011 underscores the Foundation’s 34 years of intensive groundwork in pursuit of fulfilling its mission of improving the quality of life of assisted communities. To commemorate its 34th Founding Anniversary and to show its gratitude to its donors and partners, Mahintana conducted 3 major events last August 9 and 10, 2011, namely Bloodletting 2011, Tree Planting, and Symposium on Climate Change and Disaster Risks, with the theme, “Renewing Commitment for a Healthy and Sustainable Environment.”
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