"The Foundation has soft heart for our poor countrymen who grapple daily with the harsh conditions of life."

The Foundation has soft heart for our poor countrymen who grapple daily with the harsh conditions of life. Because poverty in our country goes far beyond simply scavenging for piles of garbage to earn little less than $2 to have one meal a day; it means more--some are even too harsh to describe because somehow, poverty already stripped our poor countrymen, especially children, their human dignity...

In the face of this already depressed scenario, Bro. Eli and Bro. Daniel realized that hope should not be lost in the hearts of our poor fellowmen. So they reached out and lend hands...

Orphanage

Even prior to the founding of the Bro. Eli and Bro. Daniel Foundation, Bro. Eli has been maintaining several orphanages and homes for the aged and widowed in the National Capital Region, Apalit, Pampanga and other provinces in Visayas and Mindanao .

The Foundation, through the Lingap Kapatid Committee, screens and oversees individuals who are qualified to be accepted in these established orphanages.

Feeding Care Program

Realizing that that the poor, malnourished children deserve care and attention, Bro. Eli and Bro. Daniel launched "Lingap sa Kapwa Project" to deliver feeding programs in an elementary school in Lupang Pangako (Promised Land) in Payatas, Quezon City , Manila

Programs to prevent malnutrition are necessary to reduce mortality of children from several diseases. Efforts to promote even modest nutritional improvements such as small changes in feeding behavior will have a beneficial impact on mortality rates over time ...

Free Dialysis Support Program

Hope in obtaining comprehensive patient care is short in supply but not entirely missing. Thanks to Bro. Eli and Bro. Daniel Foundation, which serve our poor fellowmen by providing care for individual with renal disease.

There is, however, a further responsibility to which the Foundation is devoted. As a non-profit entity, Bro. Eli and Bro. Daniel hope to generate funds to acquire more dialysis unit in order that the methods for treatment of patients with kidney and renal failure might be improved.

Relief Missions

Daniel Razon, a media person himself who's been delivering public service through his television program "Kaka in Action," managed emergency and relief services at several disasters in the country such as heavy battering of rains and flooding, among many others. Extensive follow-up, often in close cooperation with various government agencies, is emphasized.

Program for the physically-challenged handicapped individuals

The physically-challenged, handicapped and disabled individuals are special in the eyes of God. Our goal is to enable, educate, and empower these people, whose potentials are overlooked in our nation due to their handicap. Our groundbreaking program, Very Important Persons or VIPs, aim to bring attention and promote advocacy, self-esteem, care and even vocational training for the physically challenged.

Kaka in action

Keeping true with the station's commitment to deliver only an intelligent alternative to Filipino viewers, “Kaka in Action” made waves early August 2005 to grant small dreams and aspirations or “mga munting pangarap” by ordinary people.

Through the help of Brother Eli and Brother Daniel Foundation , the program carries its mission with a big heart. Life-changing and –affirming, this program hosted by Daniel Razon does not promise global change but in its simple way hopes to give the best of something that will keep those in need with livelihood. In this way, it serves as inspiration to viewers about the value of goodwill and generosity to different kinds of people.

Kaka in Action also tries public service by seeking governmental response or action on some problems spotted by the Action Team about law enforcement, road infrastructures and services. There is also a question and answer portion with an invited government official about services and processes. This program airs Monday-Friday from 5:30pm to 6:30pm at UNTV-37.