Turning generosity into opportunity.
Collective Grant Initiative is a non-profit institution that raises funds for charities and organizations across the Philippines. We channel the generosity of our donors to partners working in three areas close to our hearts: women's empowerment, education, and faith.
What we stand for
Areas close to our hearts.
Women's empowerment
Supporting partners who give women access to protection, legal assistance, livelihood training, and the means to support their families with independence.
Education
Backing schools and programs that open academic and career pathways for students in communities where those pathways are scarce.
Faith
Standing behind organizations that form character and values alongside capability, so that young people grow with purpose as well as skill.
The collection
Art that carries a purpose.
Works by Filipino and Southeast Asian artists, presented in support of our partners. Every acquisition continues to fund their work.
Our beneficiaries
Partners on the ground.
We do not run programs ourselves. We raise funds and channel them to organizations already doing the work, in the communities they know best.
Mengal Women Center
Shelter, legal assistance, and livelihood training for women and children in Isabela and the Cagayan Valley.
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St. Christopher Academy
A private school giving students in a rural, farming community a full path from nursery to senior high.
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The Daguiao Foundation
Education, leadership, and values formation for young people across Panay Island.
Read more →Art for Impact · September 2026
Our first evening of collective giving.
Art for Impact was Collective Grant Initiative's inaugural fundraiser: an evening of art, dinner, and collective giving at Manila House. Works by Filipino and Southeast Asian artists were presented for silent auction, with proceeds directed to our partner organizations.
Support
Every contribution reaches a partner.
Give by bank transfer, or acquire a work from the collection. Either way, the funds go to the organizations we name.