Thirty-eight couples started married life together as the Felicidad T. Sy Foundation held its 10th Kasalan sa SM at the Archdiocesan Shrine of Jesus in Pasay City. Thirty-eight couples began married life together under one roof of faith as the Felicidad T. Sy Foundation held the 10th Kasalan sa SM at the Archdiocesan Shrine of … Continued

SM Foundation transforms the Laoag Rural Health Unit III Primary Care Facility and Birthing Home through comprehensive refurbishment, optimizing the facility’s layout to better serve patients and support healthcare worker. A really big step. This is how Department of Health (DOH) Development Management Officer Jay-r Cacao called the renovation done by the SM Foundation at … Continued

SM Foundation, together with SM Supermalls and SM Markets, activated its Operation Tulong Express to support communities in Cebu province affected by Typhoon Uwan.  The SM Group distributed 8,000 Kalinga packs to impacted families as part of its immediate relief efforts as local response operations continue. SM employee-volunteers from SM City Cebu prepare to distribute … Continued

The new school building turned over by SM Prime and SM Foundation supports Jefmin Elementary School (JES) in Concepcion, Tarlac, goal to become an Integrated School, which allows them to more accommodate students up to junior high school. Integrated schools have become a key component of Philippine education as they provide a seamless path from … Continued

The newly renovated Laoag City RHU III, transformed through the support of the SM Foundation, is set to become a primary healthcare facility. The upgraded center now features properly designated clinical areas and a comfortable new receiving area for patients. Bridging the healthcare gap in Ilocos Norte, the Laoag City RHU III Primary Care Facility … Continued

Present at the groundbreaking ceremony were SM Supermalls Senior AVP for Mall Operations-South Luzon Engr. Jason Terrenal, AdNU VP for Higher Education Dr. Digna Alba, Naga City Mayor and AdNU Board Member Leni Robredo, AdNU Board Chairman Magno Edilberto Conag III, AdNU President Fr. Aristotle C. Dy, SJ, and AdNU Senior High School Principal Dr. … Continued

Newly turned over SMFI building in Suaybaguio-Riña Elementary School to aid grade one and grade two students with four new classrooms a week after an earthquake. A two-storey building with four classrooms turned over by the SM Foundation and SM Prime to a school in Tagum City came at the right time after a magnitude … Continued

A batch that made history. SM Foundation honors its 199 scholar-graduates from Batch 2025, a milestone group with a record number of awardees: 8 Summa Cum Laude, 33 Magna Cum Laude, 47 Cum Laude, and 14 Academic Distinction recipients. In photo are the scholars with (front row, from left) SM Foundation Education Programs VP Eleanor … Continued

Future-READY, Now! is one of several SM Foundation education programs supporting scholars’ comprehensive development, including mentoring, networking initiatives, and regular assemblies that strengthen their core skills and professional readiness. Recent studies show a mismatch between the skills industries demand and what workers and students currently possess, particularly in areas such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and … Continued

Following the recent earthquake in Cebu, SM Foundation conducted a medical mission for affected residents in SM Cares Village, Bogo City, and San Remigio. Held on October 14 and 15, 2025, the mission provided medical and surgical services to a total of 460 patients, including checkups, X-rays, ECGs, and laboratory tests for blood sugar, cholesterol, … Continued

SM Prime and SM Foundation turns over a two-story, four-classroom school building to Suaybaguio–Riña Elementary School in Magugpo North, Tagum City on Oct. 16, 2025. Empowering learners, one school building at a time. True to this vision, SM Prime and SM Foundation turned over a new two-story, four-classroom school building to Suaybaguio–Riña Elementary School in … Continued

A recent study shows that about 81 percent of Filipino senior high school graduates are able to continue to college. However, roughly 35 percent of them fail to complete their degree, largely due to financial constraints and other uncertainties. This reality is familiar to Gerald Mallari and Carlo Kristian Napucao. Once faced with the same … Continued