Val Smith feeling at home amongst her friends

"He who gives to the poor will lack nothing; but he who closes his eyes to them receives many curses"

Proverbs 28v27

Bahay ng Pagasa CC, the Church of Jemar, Diana Rose, Lhen, Joanna, Jennelyn and Lorenzo

The core aims of The Cappuccino Club

To Provide Better Employment Opportunities for the Filipino Poor

The Philippines has a large population base estimated to reach 100 million people by the year 2010. The median age is just 22. Due to the size of this work force, even basic clerical work requires a university-level education. This disqualifies the vast majority of Filipino students due to their inability to finance a university-level education.

To Serve to Alleviate Multi-generational Poverty One Family at a Time

It is sad to think that brilliant children will never be given the opportunity to reach their academic potential due to their impoverished state. This provides little hope for escape from the curse of multi-generational poverty unless compassionate, resourceful people choose to lend a helping hand. The benefits of this assistance is immense, for the first time in perhaps several generations there is now a very real opportunity to break the shackles of abject poverty for individual families.

To Develop Future Leaders Through Education, Mentoring and Transformation

To better the living standards of one individual is an honorable achievement in and of itself. But what if, through that individual, you could provide a catalyst of hope for an entire community! The Cappuccino Club places as much emphasis on character development as it does on education. We believe we are training and equipping the change-agents of tomorrow who have the potential to make a lasting and sustainable impact in their communities and beyond.