Feed2succeed fund adopted schools

Since its inception, Feed2Succeed Fund has adopted eleven schools. When a school is adopted, the Rotary Club of Vigan in partnership with the Philippine Medical Association visits the school to examine the children to determine which students are malnourished. When deemed malnourished, the students are accepted into the feeding program. Students that are part of the feeding program are served daily, nutritious school lunches, are administered daily vitamins and minerals, and are given monthly medical and dental checkups.

 
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busiing elementary school

Pilot adoption school

  • Adopted in 2014

  • 2015-2016 School Year

    • 36 malnourished children initially

      • 25 children no longer malnourished

      • 11 children still malnourished

  • 2016-2017 School Year

    • 26 malnourished children currently

      • TBD


Guimod Elementary School

  • 2nd adoption school

  • Adopted in 2015

  • 2015-2016 School Year

    • 33 malnourished children initially

      • 31 children no longer malnourished

      • 2 children still malnourished

  • 2016-2017 School Year

    • 24 malnourished children currently

      • TBD

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burgos west elementary school

3rd adopted school

Adopted in 2015

2015-2016 School Year

  • 47 malnourished children initially

  • 47 children no longer malnourished

2016-2017 School Year

  • 35 malnourished children currently

  • 35 children no longer malnourished


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Vigan central school

  • 4th adopted school

  • Adopted 2015

  • 2015-2016 School Year

    • 46 malnourished children initially

      • 34 children no longer malnourished

      • 12 still malnourished

  • 2016-2017 School Year

    • 40 malnourished children currently

      • TBD

  • 2017-2018 School Year

    • 82 malnourished children initially

      • 82 children no longer malnourished


Pangada cabaroan elementary school

  • 5th adopted school

  • Adopted in 2016

  • Mother of founders Caroline and Carmina attended this school

  • Grandmother of founders Caroline and Carmina was principal of this school

  • 2016-2017 School Year

    • 21 malnourished children currently

      • TBD


palasipas elementary school

  • 6th adopted school

  • Adopted in 2016

  • Aunts of founders Caroline and Carmina attended this school

  • 2016-2017 School Year

    • Number of malnourished children TBD


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San julian elementary school

  • 7th adopted school

  • Adopted in 2017

  • 2017-2018 School Year

    • 20 malnourished children initially

      • No more malnourished children


Bernardo R. Ragasa elementary school, Santa catalina

  • 8th adopted school

  • Adopted in 2017

  • 2017-2018 School Year

    • 32 malnourished children initially

      • No more malnourished children

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Silang elementary school

  • 9th adopted school

  • Adopted in 2017

  • 2017-2018 School Year

    • 25 malnourished children initially

      • No more malnourished children


Bantay east elementary school

  • 10th adopted school

  • Adopted in 2017

  • 2017-2018 School Year

    • 74 malnourished children initially

      • No more malnourished children

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nagsangalan elementary school

  • 11th adopted school

  • Adopted in 2018

  • 2018-2019 School Year

    • Number of children TBD

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During COVID

Due to COVID-19, we used our funding to pay for a new feeding program for malnourished children at two local low-income housing projects in the Vigan area (4C’s Village and Cadanglaan) and tablets and wifi for our 6 high school scholarship recipients.

Vigan schools were closed for this year, so our usual feeding programs at schools could not be safely administered. The students were quarantining at home with their families and were able to pick up packets weekly to be completed at home.

Thank you for your continued support during that time!