The Global 1nspiration Education Program
Aims to assist and alleviate the high cost of higher education in the United States for eligible individuals. It also provides educational assistance to the less fortunate in the Philippines and West Africa, regardless of educational level.
2025 SCHOLARSHIPS APPLICATIONS ARE OPEN:
G1 Education Program’s Yearly Accomplishments:
2024
1. Provided school supplies, transportation, and other educational needs of ten student under the care of ReGeneration Int’l, a nonprofit organization based in the U.S., but operates in Laguna, Philippines with a mission to “provide safety, healing, empowerment, and education to those who are vulnerable to or are victims of sex trafficking.”
2. Sent two gently-used laptops to Hillside International Nursery , Nigeria, West Africa through the School Sisters of Notre Dame. The two laptops they received are the only computers the school has that the students desperately needed. One of its objectives is to “affect the lives of the poor and vulnerable groups in the immediate society.”Donation of two laptops benefited 17 students
3. Sent educational assistance to Padre Pio’s Home for Children, Davao City, Philippines in partnership with the Filipino American Society of Iowa.Donation assisted 18 in-house student orphans and 62 community-based students
4. Sent educational assistance to Scholarship of Hope, Davao City, Philippines through Bukas Loob Sa Diyos
Donation assisted 20 orphansThe Bukas-Loob sa Diyos Scholarship of Hope (BLD SOH) is a program under the poverty alleviation mission of BLD Covenant Community. It is an educational assistance program which seeks to provide material and spiritual needs to poor students under the country’s public educational system. The program seeks out student beneficiaries without discrimination between the high-achievers and the academically challenged. The only criteria being used is that the beneficiary should be poor and that he/she has the willingness to acquire education.
2023
G1 granted scholarships to the following individuals:
Danjuma Comfort Nchon Anum through the School Sisters of Notre Dame. Danjuma attends the Our Lady of Apostles Girls’ College in Akwanga, Nigeria. She aspires to become a nurse.
Joshua Calipis and Jefferson Narbonito both from the Boys Orphanage Childhope Field of Dreams Inc. in Davao City, Philippines. Joshua and Jefferson are both studying BS in Information and Technology at St. John Paul II College, Davao.
2022
G1 granted scholarships to the following individuals:
Amelia Catacutan from Franklin, Wisconsin attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison major in Social Studies with emphasis on Global Security and pursued certificates in Asian American Studies and Social Justice and Education.
Clara Satterfield from Germantown, Wisconsin is attending Florida Polytechnic University studying Mechanical Engineering with an emphasis on Aerospace Engineer within a Space Exploration focused company.
1. Provided school supplies, transportation, and other educational needs of ten student under the care of ReGeneration Int’l, a nonprofit organization based in the U.S., but operates in Laguna, Philippines with a mission to “provide safety, healing, empowerment, and education to those who are vulnerable to or are victims of sex trafficking.”
2. Sent two gently-used laptops to Hillside International Nursery , Nigeria, West Africa through the School Sisters of Notre Dame. The two laptops they received are the only computers the school has that the students desperately needed. One of its objectives is to “affect the lives of the poor and vulnerable groups in the immediate society.”Donation of two laptops benefited 17 students
3. Sent educational assistance to Padre Pio’s Home for Children, Davao City, Philippines in partnership with the Filipino American Society of Iowa.Donation assisted 18 in-house student orphans and 62 community-based students
4. Sent educational assistance to Scholarship of Hope, Davao City, Philippines through Bukas Loob Sa Diyos
Donation assisted 20 orphansThe Bukas-Loob sa Diyos Scholarship of Hope (BLD SOH) is a program under the poverty alleviation mission of BLD Covenant Community. It is an educational assistance program which seeks to provide material and spiritual needs to poor students under the country’s public educational system. The program seeks out student beneficiaries without discrimination between the high-achievers and the academically challenged. The only criteria being used is that the beneficiary should be poor and that he/she has the willingness to acquire education.
2023
G1 granted scholarships to the following individuals:
Danjuma Comfort Nchon Anum through the School Sisters of Notre Dame. Danjuma attends the Our Lady of Apostles Girls’ College in Akwanga, Nigeria. She aspires to become a nurse.
Joshua Calipis and Jefferson Narbonito both from the Boys Orphanage Childhope Field of Dreams Inc. in Davao City, Philippines. Joshua and Jefferson are both studying BS in Information and Technology at St. John Paul II College, Davao.
2022
G1 granted scholarships to the following individuals:
Amelia Catacutan from Franklin, Wisconsin attended the University of Wisconsin-Madison major in Social Studies with emphasis on Global Security and pursued certificates in Asian American Studies and Social Justice and Education.
Clara Satterfield from Germantown, Wisconsin is attending Florida Polytechnic University studying Mechanical Engineering with an emphasis on Aerospace Engineer within a Space Exploration focused company.
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