$115,997 raised out of $100,000,000
Overview
Platform
Indiegogo
Backers
12
Start date
Nov 06, 2024
Close date
Dec 07, 2024
Concept

Support resiliency efforts & education to rebuild communities in typhoon-hit Bicol, Philippines.

Story

Short Summary

At Alea Chocolates, we believe in building resilience and supporting our communities. After Typhoon Kristine, Bicol’s farms and communities were left in ruins. With your support, we aim to rebuild these farms, strengthen local infrastructure, and continue supporting education for young scholars in Bicol. Every contribution helps us restore livelihoods, empower the next generation, and build a sustainable future.

What We Need & What You Get

1. Funding Needs:

• Your donations will directly go toward:

• Farm restoration and resilience-building projects.

• Essential infrastructure to protect against future typhoons.

• Supporting young scholars pursuing education.

• Every contribution, big or small, makes a tangible impact.

2. Perks:

• We’re offering unique perks to thank you for your support, from exclusive cacao and coffee products to personalized updates on the farm’s recovery.

3. Funding Usage:

• All funds go directly to recovery, resilience, and educational support. Should we exceed our goal, additional funds will enhance infrastructure further and support even more families in need.

The Impact

1. Why Your Support Matters:

• Bicol’s agricultural backbone is vital for local livelihoods, yet it’s under constant threat from natural disasters. Your contribution supports not just immediate recovery but builds long-term resilience.

2. Our Track Record:

• Our Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) Fund has supported education and small businesses in Bicol for years. After Typhoon Kristine, we’re expanding this to include farm recovery and infrastructure.

3. Building Trust:

• Every step will be documented. Our team, guided by our advisers from Oas Negosyo Center and the Department of Agriculture, will ensure resources reach the most affected.

Risks & Challenges

1. Main Challenges:

• Natural disasters pose a risk to farming communities annually. Infrastructure must be fortified to withstand future events.

2. Overcoming Hurdles:

• With our established partnerships and expertise, we are committed to implementing resilient practices, such as strengthening roots in cacao trees and improving irrigation systems.

3. Commitment:

• We are deeply committed to our community’s recovery. Even if hurdles arise, we have the network and support to overcome them.

Other Ways You Can Help

1. Share the Campaign:

• Help us spread the word! Even if you’re unable to donate, sharing our campaign with your network can bring us closer to our goal.

2. Stay Connected:

• Follow us on social media and stay updated on our efforts. The more people know, the stronger our impact.

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