Your financial assistance enables Sulu Garden Foundation to maintain and expand our advocacies. You may choose where your money goes by selecting the program that you feel more personally connected to. Your money can go to any one of our main programs.
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THE FACE HUNTERS – FINDING CHILDREN WITH CLEFT PALATE SYNDROME MIAG-AO, ILOILO. 
Sulu Garden Foundation, Inc. has Developed a Novel Non-Toxic Technology to Clean up Oil Spill in the Philippines
The technology, Nereid 990, is a non-toxic, proprietary blend of aluminosilicates that can be mobilized quickly to areas impacted by oil spills. Nereid 990 has been shown to effectively absorb oil and facilitate its breakdown, minimizing the adverse ecological impact on the marine environment. Read more…>>>
Medical Mission: A Tradition of Healthcare and Community-building.
Upholding tradition, rightful healthcare, genuine service, and undivided community building has long been the aim of the medical missions supported by Sulu Garden Foundation (SGF) in several remote places of Iloilo Province since 2012. The initiative brings healthcare services more accessible in the remote villages through collaborations with the Philippine Army and volunteers. Read more…>>>
Sulu Garden Foundation, Inc (SGF) targets zero cleft palate deformities in Panay by end of 2025
SGF has sponsored Robin Haywood and his wife Laura Reaney (both originally from Nevada, USA) since 2021 under the Philippine 9G visa program to help coordinate the Community Outreach Program of the Foundation. Robin and Laura have been working with Medical Mission Matters, Inc. and Smile Train to help with childhood deformities. Both Laura and Robin travel throughout the villages of Panay Island in 2014 to identify children with cleft palate deformities from very poor families who can avail of free medical care during one of the medical missions. In Asia, 1 in every 500 births has cleft deformities. Read more… >>>
Philippine News Agency: “Iloilo town to host biggest ‘Battle of Mactan’ diorama”
ILOILO CITY – A private initiative is now working double-time to complete the country’s biggest diorama that will portray the “Battle of Mactan” ahead of its 500th anniversary on April 27 this year. Read more… >>>
Make a donation
Your financial assistance enables Sulu Garden Foundation to maintain and expand our advocacies. We wish to improve our community outreach projects to the many communities underserved and lacking access to basic services, particularly the highland communities. Identification of heritage sites enables the next generation to see the rich, unique and wonderful culture of the past. Research on practical sciences that can help improve the lives of people in the agricultural sector and the livelihood of upland families is an expensive undertaking and not possible without your help.
You may choose where your donation goes, by selecting the program that you feel is more personally important to you.
- Community Outreach
- Science
- Arts
- History and Heritage
Partner with us
We are happy to work with organizations and individuals with the same shared goals and aspirations. Together, we can do it better. Strategic partnerships will accelerate our common interests and have a greater, faster, more successful impact on the world we live in.
If you or your organization wishes to partner with us, kindly contact us by email:
Jonathan R. Matias
President & Chairman of the Board
Volunteer with us
Your valuable time and skills can make significant contributions to our program goals. If you have a passion for any of our programs and have time, join us as a volunteer. Please let us know more about you and your interests.
We welcome volunteers wholeheartedly!
Apply as a volunteer. Or visit us in Sulu Garden Foundation in Miag-ao, Iloilo Province.
Work with us
If you wish to find job opportunities with Sulu Garden Foundation, please send us your resume or curriculum vitae by email to info@sulugardenfoundation.org.
The Foundation has a broad range of programs and we need highly qualified individuals in the fields of environmental sciences, biology, community development, heritage preservation and archaeology.