Our Programmes
At Mondejar Foundation, our programmes are not about accolades or scale, but about meaningful service. We believe that every project, no matter how large or small, is a shared effort-with communities, collaborators, and like-hearted partners. The initiatives you see here are not trophies, but stepping stones-shaped by compassion, built on trust, and powered by the belief that progress is a collective act. We share these highlights not to compete, but to connect with others who care deeply, work quietly, and strive for a better future alongside us.
At Mondejar Foundation, our work is rooted in a commitment to equity, creativity, and compassion. Across every initiative-from education and the arts to climate action and mental health-we collaborate with inspiring individuals, institutions, and communities to create lasting change. Our projects are complemented by both affiliated organisations and supported initiatives that share our values.
We are deeply committed to preserving cultural heritage while nurturing emerging creative voices. Through curated exhibitions, artistic residencies, cultural archiving, and mentorship, we promote intergenerational dialogue and expression. Among our affiliated projects are the
Mondejar Gallery,
Mondejar Archives, the
Emerging & Underrepresented Professional Artists Club, the
MG International Art Collectors
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We believe that education is one of the most powerful instruments for sustainable transformation. At the Mondejar Foundation, we are committed to making learning accessible, relevant, and enduring. Through scholarships, mentorship initiatives, and the development of educational infrastructure, we support learners across the Philippines, with particular focus on underserved and marginalised communities.
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The Mondejar Foundation brings vital, underrepresented stories to life through film and literature. Our affiliated projects include collaborations with celebrated filmmakers
Brillante Mendoza and
Michael Steiner, the
JE Mondejar Book Publishing House,
Mondejar Publications, the
Once Upon a Time in Boracay Cinema Club, and
Zurich Cultural Bridges Film Club, a philanthropic film initiative dedicated to supporting impactful storytelling through screenings, discussions, and fundraising.
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In response to the urgent climate crisis, we work closely with communities to promote environmental stewardship. Our efforts include grassroots initiatives such as reforestation, coastal clean-ups, and climate education. We are affiliated with the D+M Hydrogen Energy Association and Swiss Protect the Planet Association, and support broader movements like Planethon365 and Salt of the Earth, a project by Benedict Cumberbatch and Sophie Hunter, which aligns with our commitment to sustainability.
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In response to the humanitarian crisis in Myanmar, the Foundation extended its reach beyond the Philippines, providing emergency aid to displaced families and at-risk children affected by conflict and instability. Working discreetly with grassroots networks and international partners, we helped deliver basic necessities, including food, medicine, and shelter materials, to communities in urgent need. This cross-border solidarity.
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Our mental health programming is grounded in trauma-informed care and arts-based healing. We focus on building resilience, particularly among youth and communities facing adversity. Our affiliated projects include the
Adults & Children’s Anti-Bullying and Cybersecurity Association. In addition, we support respected initiatives such as
WellChild Charity under the patronage of Prince Harry,
The Royal Charity Polo Cup under the patronage of Prince William, and the
Philippine Cancer Society.
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