Our Lady of Guadalupe Minor Seminary representatives Msgr. Albert Salonga, Fr. Jaime S. Marquez, and Fr. Ed Devina with EastWest Branch Banking Business Development Unit Head Bodge Santos (center) during the vehicle turnover under the EasyMobility for Community Program.
EastWest is expanding its EasyMobility for Community Program, providing transportation support to organizations involved in education, youth development, pastoral work, and community outreach.
The bank recently donated vehicles to Our Lady of Guadalupe Minor Seminary and Jubilee Christian Academy, enabling both institutions to expand programs and activities beyond their campuses and reach more communities.
For the seminary, the vehicle will support pastoral engagements, outreach missions, and activities focused on forming future church leaders. Jubilee Christian Academy will use its vehicle to support student programs, community engagement, and outreach initiatives.
The latest donations build on EastWest’s nationwide EasyMobility program, which has previously provided vehicles to nonprofit and educational institutions in Cebu, Negros Occidental, and Davao.
According to EastWest CEO Jerry Ngo, the program is intended to help organizations operate more efficiently and extend their services to more beneficiaries.
By providing mobility resources, EastWest said it aims to help partner institutions strengthen their education, formation, skills development, and community service initiatives.
Jubilee Christian Academy representatives Dr. Gentry Dee, Roselle Clemeña, and Rosaline Qua with EastWest Corporate Banking Head Zenaida Ong and Metro Manila North Region Head Mary Jane Caliwan during the vehicle turnover under the EasyMobility for Community Program.
