Bukluran ng Kalinga District V, Quezon City · growing nationwide
Sama-sama para sa Distrito Singko.
Livelihood, care and learning for single parents, PWDs, youth, seniors and families in District 5.
- SEC-registered nonprofit
- Community-led programs
- District V home base
Six programs, one community
Feeding programs, digital livelihood training, gadget donations and community outreach across District 5.
Bukluran Hub
Our core livelihood program: community resource pooling so members get essential goods at lower cost.
Lingap Komunidad
Our social safety net: humanitarian aid, hygiene kits and health support through outreach events.
Bagong Simula
Digital readiness for youth and adults: online courses, digital literacy and online safety.
Kasanayan Learning
Hands-on, output-based training for livelihood and personal growth.
Pabaon Program
Education support for Kindergarten and Elementary students: school packs and learning materials.
Pamaskong Handog
Our yearly Christmas program bringing holiday relief to families in need.
Three ways to stand with District 5
- 1
Join as a member
Become part of Bukluran ng Kalinga and take part in programs and assemblies.
Join us → - 2
Donate a gadget
Your old phone, tablet or laptop can keep a student learning.
Gadget donation → - 3
Support our work
Fund feeding programs, livelihood training and school needs for families.
Support us →
Bukluran means unity. Kalinga means care.
A community bound by genuine care for one another, starting in District V and growing across the Philippines.
About usRegistered nonprofit
Registered with the SEC.
Community-led
Programs shaped by the families they serve.
For the underserved
Single parents, PWDs, youth, seniors and stay-at-home parents.
Built to last
Sustainable livelihood and digital empowerment.
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Read moreWho we work with
- Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) Philippines
- CharityHowTo
- Firespring Learning Center
- Candid (GuideStar & Foundation Center)
- Bloomerang Academy
- Zoom Video Communications
- TechSoup Global
- Blackbaud University & Social Good Hub
- Philippine Council for NGO Certification (PCNC)
- OpenAI for Nonprofits
- Google for Nonprofits
- Canva for Nonprofits
- GitHub Teams for Nonprofits
- Anthropic for Nonprofits
Lloyd Laboratories Inc.
Zap It
Robinsons Supermarket
- Hon. Karl Castelo
- Barangay 167 - Llano, Caloocan City
- Hon. Patrick Michael 'PM' Vargas
- PLTCOL Michael John N. Villanueva
Savemore Market
- Hon. Weslee De Leon
- Hon. Shay Liban
- Hon. Corazon Cuadra
- Hon. Danny Drueco
- Hon. Dennis Mendoza
- Hon. Alfred Vargas
- Hon. Jing Jacob Calma
- Hon. Aiko Melendez
Alpha Kappa Rho
Banana Media Network
- Barbi Catering
Block Rosary Compound Homeowners Association
- Hon. Joe Visaya
Cute Cya Catering Services
- Florenceville Subdivision Homeowners Association
Guardians Intelligence Assistance Group International
Manila Standard
McCormick Philippines
Mercury Drug Foundation Inc.
- Hon. Kevin Mendoza
NEN Digital
Organic Nature
Rose Lin Foundation
Sigma Lambda Phi
Team Respeto Malasakit
Who can join Bukluran?
Anyone who shares our mission. We focus on single parents, PWDs, youth, seniors and stay-at-home parents in District V, Quezon City, and we are growing nationwide.
Is Bukluran a registered organization?
Yes. Bukluran ng Kalinga ng Mamamayang Distrito Singko Inc. is registered with the SEC.
How can I donate a gadget?
See our Gadget Donation page for what we accept and how to send it.
Where are you located?
6 Florence Ville Subd, Don Enrique, Nagkaisang Nayon, Novaliches, Quezon City, Metro Manila 1125.