Where We Stand
Scholarship Program Launch Year: 2025
Partner School: La Salle University Integrated School, Ozamiz City
Current Scholarship Cycle: Academic Year 2025–2026
Scholars Supported: [PLACEHOLDER: Insert actual number of active scholars]
Tuition Covered: [PLACEHOLDER: Insert actual tuition amount paid — e.g., “₱138,000 in tuition paid directly to LSUIS”]
Foundation Legal Status: 501(c)(3) effective December 14, 2024
These figures are updated at the start of each school year. We publish only confirmed numbers.
Impact, to us, means documented change — a student who finishes the school year, a family that stabilizes, a community with more resources than it had before. We are committed to measuring our work honestly and reporting it clearly.
Where We Are Now
The Inday and Oming Deiparine Foundation is in its early stages of operation. We are actively building our scholarship program, establishing relationships with community partners in the Philippines, and putting in place the systems for disciplined, transparent impact tracking. As our programs mature and produce a verifiable record, we will publish that data on this page — with dates, definitions, and full context behind every number.
What We Will Track
As our programs develop, we will report on specific, verifiable outcomes. This includes: the number of students supported annually and their grade progression; school year completion rates for scholarship recipients; community initiatives funded and their documented outcomes; and the number of families and individuals reached through emergency relief efforts.
We will also share individual stories — with consent — so that donors can see the human reality behind the numbers. Impact reports will be published annually and linked here.
Our Commitment to Honest Reporting
We will never publish metrics we cannot back up. Every number on this page will be dated, sourced, and explained in plain language. If a program underperforms or falls short of its goals, we will say so — because that kind of accountability is what donors deserve and what Inday and Oming would have expected from any effort bearing their name.