FAQs about APOLC-Angono

What is APO Learning Center?
Quoting from the website of APOLC, Inc., "APO Learning Center is an educational institution which operate a free preparatory education for the indigent children."

Although the concept of APOLC Angono was taken and adopted from the original SEC-registered APOLC, Inc., the proponent group of the APOLC in Angono is entirely different and separate from that of the latter. Some officers and active Members of the APO Angono Alumni Association were the ones who initiated and worked on the APOLC Angono project.

What do you give to beneficiaries?
We give free education. We provide everything for the student. Classroom/school, teacher, books, school materials, even uniforms.

How do you choose beneficiaries?
We have a screening process which determines the student's eligibility for the scholarship. We also have an assessment test to help us choose the most deserving students.

I'm not a member of APO, can I also help?
Of course, we also have sponsors and supporters who are not APO members but have committed themselves into helping APOLC.

How can I help?
Any form of donation is most welcome. Some have donated notebooks, pens, crayons, etc., chapters of APO hold their batch services in APOLC through feeding programs, medical missions, etc. and many have donated monetarily. You can get in touch with our key officers for your donations and pledges.

What is the next plan for APOLC Angono?
Thanks to Vice Mayor Patrick Rubin who has pledged to find a multi-purpose hall in Angono to build a bigger and better classroom for APOLC, we will be moving to a new venue by next year. Thus, we will again need your support to help find funds for the construction/finishing of this site.
We also intend to have afternoon classes by next year. Thus, we hope to double the number of students/beneficiaries by next year.