Daily TribuneThis year, MPFI, through the Mega Tiu Lim Foundation, carries with it symbolic partnerships with organizations and government agencies who support the same advocacy of helping solve the age-old problem of malnutrition among Filipino children
Signing the nutrition MoU are (from left) ECCP vice president Helen Grace Baisa, Food and Nutrition Research Institute chief science research specialist Milflor Gonzalez, Mega Prime Foods Inc., or MPFO, chief development and growth officer Marvin Tiu Lim, MPFI president and CEO Michelle Tiu Lim-Chan, Reach Out Feed Philippines founder Dawn Cabigon, DepEd Region 8 director Evelyn Fetalvero and DepEd Region 4A partnership program focal Wilbert Ulpindo.(Photograph Courtesy OF Mega Prime Foods)
Listed food conglomerate Mega Prime Foods Inc., or MPFI, is preparing for another stellar year as it continues with the Mega Bigay Sustansya program that kicked off on 18 October.
This year, MPFI, through the Mega Tiu Lim Foundation, carries with it symbolic partnerships with organizations and government agencies who support the same advocacy of helping solve the age-old problem of malnutrition among Filipino children.
MPFI has sealed key partnerships through the signing of memoranda of understanding, or MoUs, instrumental in advancing the MBS program's multifaceted objectives.
A significant MoU was the one signed with Reach Out and Feed Philippines Inc., or ROFP, a long-standing partner responsible for program facilitation.
Concurrently, the Department of Education Region 8, Department of Education Region 4A and European Chamber of Commerce through MOSEP for BARMM play vital roles in beneficiary identification, school and stakeholder coordination, and program-related facilitation.
While their roles are technically similar, they are specific to target schools in their respective regions.
Shared commitment
DepEd R8, DepEd R4A and ECCP, alongside ROFP, work closely with MPFI, demonstrating a shared commitment to improving the nutrition of Filipino children and communities.
