Social Contribution

CSR & Local Partnerships

Supporting community resilience, vocational training, and flood relief efforts across the Philippines.

Relief Efforts & Community Support

Empowering the Local Communities: A Long-standing Foundation of Care

Saturday Feeding
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Saturday Feeding

Serving nutritious meals to 60 children near our office weekly.

TESDA Technical Cooperation

ZarawindTech is actively working together with the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA) in the Philippines. We share advanced Korean industrial safety certifications, high-angle rescue methodologies, and composites O&M repair syllabus to expand high-income vocational training for local youth.

Regular Feeding & Welfare

Our branch president and volunteers operate weekly Saturday and Sunday children feeding programs near our Davao City showroom and adjacent areas. In addition, we deliver financial donations and relief supplies during flood events in Cebu and Mindanao regions.

ZarawindTech Davao Branch Office
Davao Branch Office Support

Corporate funding for office building operations and community engagement hubs.

ZarawindTech Office Volunteer Team
Volunteers & Community Engagement

Local volunteers and staff preparing community services and weekly operations.

Social Welfare & Contribution Performance

Structured records of ZarawindTech local community relief and educational sponsorship milestones.

Welfare ProgramTarget Community / LocationMeasurable Outreach / Output MetricsFrequency & Execution Format
Saturday Feeding & Sunday FeedingDavao City neighborhoods (Mindanao)60+ children served nutritious meals per weekendEvery Saturday & Sunday
Cebu Flood ReliefCebu Typhoon Relief zonesEmergency drinking water & shelter kitsAd-hoc disaster emergency dispatch
Educational ScholarshipsUnderprivileged Mindanao scholarsFull academic tuition & textbook sponsorshipsAnnual scholarship selection cycles
TESDA Vocational TrainingTESDA vocational training centersStandard GWO/IRATA curriculum & placementsQuarterly vocational cohorts