
The Construction Industry Charity
WHAT WE DO

Networking
Promote good fellowship amongst its members who work in or are associated with the construction industry and to provide charitable assistance to those in need within the construction industry and to their dependents in qualifying cases.
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Monthly meetings and social events for fellowship
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Special Fund Raising Events
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Special construction projects supported by members
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Safety Training, awards, events
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Educational Support
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Medical Assistance
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we recognise the reciprocal rights of visiting LHCI members at our events and welcome their attendance
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Scholarships
Relieving poverty and financial need suffered by persons employed or formerly employed within the building and civil engineering industries and allied trades.
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Eligibility Criteria is as follows:
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A person or dependent of such a person who is, or was formerly employed in the construction industry who is prevented from fulfilling his/her educational needs by poverty, injury or death
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A competent person who is prevented from being trained in the construction industy due to poverty..
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Community Projects
In the past LHCM has undertaken community based development projects, such as school or hospital renovation. Further projects are being identified and will seek assistance with finance, materials, goods and services in kind from our members for these projects
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Take a look at some of the great work being done by LHC International
ABOUT
Lighthouse Club Manila is part of the Lighthouse Club International (LHCI), a worldwide organisation based in Hong Kong that seeks to unify the Lighthouse Club and raise its profile around the world. LHCI has two regional benevolent funds which provide significant funding in support of Club sponsorship and projects around the region; James Battersby Educational Trust and the Asia Pacific Region Benevolent Fund. These funds provide up to 90% of the support for our scholars. With an average scholarship costing P100,000/year. Each PHP10,000 raised in Manila, is matched with PHP90,000 from these LHCI benevolent funds, meaning that another scholar can be supported for 1 year.
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Sponsorship:
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Annual Membership:
Individual – P2,000
Corporate – P30,000 Silver.
Includes:
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3 individuals/attendees to the monthly get together at the member's rate.
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1 email marketing blast per year.
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1 Facebook & LinkedIn blast per year
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A tile in on the webpage linked to the company website.
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2nd round introduction to new graduates
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Corporate – P50,000 Gold.
Includes:
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5 individuals/attendees to the monthly get together at the member's rate.
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3 email marketing blasts per year.
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2 Facebook & LinkedIn blast per year
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Mention/article in the Lighthouse Club international magazine
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1st round of introductions to new graduates.
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Active introduction to other members in your industry.
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Banner at every event
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A tile in on the webpage linked to the company website.
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*Sponsorship for club events is available which gives access for company fliers, merchandise, and a presentation to the captive audience
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*All marketing material must be supplied by the member company.
1997
Registered as an NGO
50
Students Sponsored per Year
4
Charity Construction Projects
50+
Members
PROJECTS
Project Started : 2002
Shalom Bata Children’s Rescue Centre, Merville;

2007 - Tondo Container School Project

Project Started : 2003
Construction and support of the Rehoboth Children’s Home, Tanay

2018 - Installation of Floorings at CUATRO CHRISTIAN SCHOOL
With the support of LATICRETE INTERNATIONAL

Renovation of pediatric ward -
Ospital Ng Manila

CONTACT
Sponsorship
This is the time of year for student selection and we are therefore looking for applicants who meet the criteria of our scholarship funds.
The scholarship eligibility criteria set by the Lighthouse Club in Manila are:
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A person or dependent of such a person who is, or was formerly, employed in the construction
Industry who is prevented from fulfilling his/her educational needs by poverty.
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A person who is prevented from being trained in the construction industry by poverty.
Moreover we are supported by two international funds which provide up to 90% of the scholarship granted if the student also meets
Their eligibility criteria. The funds are:
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James Battersby Education Trust
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Lighthouse Club Asia Pacific Region Benevolent Trust
Head Office
Daystar Industrial Park
Pulong Sta. Cruz Sta. Rosa, Laguna
c/o HMR Trading House
Cell No. 0905-4089-298
Inquiries
For any sponsorship inquiries, questions or commendations, please email: or fill out the following form