SEED Philippines

Only just the beginning! Thank you ATI 💚 More collaborations to come to make sure no one gets left behind 🧡

🚨 is on the ground at Brgy. Kapatan, Glan, Sarangani! We are distributing 500 food packs to families in one of our adopted GK communities heavily affected by the recent 7.8-magnitude earthquake. 🤝 No one gets left behind!

🎉 SEED Davao Campus is now officially TESDA-accredited for Agroentrepreneurship NC II!

This is not just a milestone for SEED — it belongs to everyone who made it possible. 💚

To the scholars who showed up every day with courage and commitment. To the families who trusted us with their children. To the communities that welcomed our mentors and scholars with open arms. To the GK local team and volunteers who never stopped showing up. To TESDA for recognizing the work. And to every partner and supporter who made the scholarships possible —

This is your win, too.

As of 2025, SEED Davao has shaped 125 young agri-leaders for the future of Mindanao. And because of all of you, we are ready to raise even more. 🌱🇵🇭

It truly takes a village — and what a village we have.

✨ Want to be part of the next chapter? Send us a message or email us at [email protected]

OPERATION WALANG IWANAN is now ACTIVATED! 🇵🇭🙏🧡

Gawad Kalinga has started to mobilize help for families affected by the recent major earthquakes in Southern Mindanao.

We are currently coordinating with partner communities, LGUs and volunteers in Davao Occidental, Sarangani Province and General Santos City.

As we continue pray for the victims, let us combine our efforts in making sure that we leave no one behind, especially those in the peripheries.

You, too, can help. You may send donations via official GK Bank and GCash Accounts.

Walang iwanan!

Calling all urban gardening enthusiasts, farmers, students, community leaders, and agri-practitioners!

Join the ATIng Extension on Wheels: 2026 Knowledge-Sharing on Urban Agriculture on June 18, 2026, at SEED Philippines, Gawad Kalinga Headquarters, 212 Haig Street, Brgy. Daang Bakal, Mandaluyong City.

Learn innovative urban agriculture technologies, join garden tours and demonstrations, and connect with fellow advocates.

📍 Limited to 50 participants only!
🍽️ Free meals provided.
🥕 ATI Certificate will be provided

Register now and be part of a growing urban agriculture community! Message Norhaya Demacaling at 09176518269 or email at [email protected] on/before June 12, 2026.

This June 2, 2026, SEED Philippines and DA-NUPAP (Bureau of Plant Industry) signed a MOA — and with it, a shared commitment: to make sure no Filipino family goes hungry, and no community is left behind.

The partnership between government and communities opens the door to at least 1,500 families starting with Mandaluyong City, Bacolod City, and Davao City, with Urban Agri-Zones bringing community food farms together as coordinated, resilient local food ecosystems.

"Pag nagtanim, magbabago ba yung buhay ng isang pamilyang Pilipino?" — Yes. And that change must be durable, scalable, and built to last beyond any administration or program cycle.

We're not just growing food. We're growing a culture — of caring, sharing, and taking care of each other and the planet. 🌏

Celebrating a milestone for in the Philippines!

Today, SEED Philippines and the Bureau of Plant Industry (DA-NUPAP) officially signed a Memorandum of Agreement to advance the Urban Agri/NUPAP Zones Program — bringing government, communities, and the next generation of agri-leaders together to build a more food-secure metro.

As BPI Director Panganiban put it: institutions don't need to duplicate efforts — they complement each other. That's exactly what this partnership is about.

With GK and SEED's community roots, trained young agri-leaders, and BPI's technical expertise and dedication, we're not just growing vegetables. We're growing resilience, livelihood, and a food culture that can stand on its own and be durable.

Taking care of each other. Taking care of the planet. 🇵🇭