Bringing hope to impoverished students

CoinEx Charity, the corporate social responsibility arm of global crypto exchange CoinEx, has extended a lifeline of hope to some 100 underprivileged students at Bacolod National High School in Cavite.

As a vital chapter in its noble initiative,  it donated school supplies. It  brought notebooks, school bags, daily necessity kits, crayons, colored papers, ballpoint pens, and pencils to address both the students’ basic needs, as well as encouraged them to actively engage in learning and exploration.

Such generosity equipped them with better tools for a more conducive school environment.

The donation was part of its program “Grant for Fulfilling Dreams” that offers grants and school supplies to disadvantaged students worldwide. The global program launched this year aims to help students overcome obstacles, pursue their dreams, and unleash their full potential.

According to the latest report from the Philippine Statistics Authority, over 22 million people in the Philippines are living below the poverty line, with approximately 35 percent of the percentage being children and teenagers. As many as 10 million students are grappling with poverty.

Established in 2003, Bacoor National High School is a public school that provides free education for disadvantaged students from diverse backgrounds and family situations.

The CoinEx Charity team purchased a batch of school supplies, paint, and cement, and transported them to the said school on August 21. The BNHS faculty and students welcomed them to express their heartfelt gratitude, while the school principal emphasized the donation’s impact on the students’ motivation to study harder.

During the event, the CoinEx Charity team handed the students the school supplies, as they encouraged them to face future challenges with confidence. The charitable initiative certainly empowered some underprivileged students.

CoinEx Charity also donated paint and cement for school maintenance that will help provide a more comfortable learning environment. The event at BNHS definitely yielded a positive impact on the local community as it received good feedback.

With a particular focus on the welfare of children in poverty-stricken regions,