Humo is a non-profit supporting transformative initiatives in education, healthcare, environmental conservation, and emergency relief.
Humo is a non-profit focused on funding impactful charities.
We prioritize education and skills training to empower individuals and uplift communities.
A world where empathy and kindness enable everyone to thrive.
We partner with trusted local organizations to deliver sustainable solutions.
Humo thrives on the dedication of a team filled with visionaries and innovators.
Founder & President
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Residents walked 4 hours daily to fetch water from unsafe ponds.
A deep, solar-powered well was constructed in the heart of the community, providing running water all year round.
1,200 villagers now have clean water within minutes of their homes, reducing disease and freeing children to attend school.
The Lopez family lived in makeshift housing vulnerable to typhoons and flooding.
With support from the Safe Shelter Program, they moved into a durable, storm-resistant home.
The family now feels safe during storms, and their children can focus on school instead of worrying about displacement.
Families in the village had no access to doctors or essential medicine.
A mobile clinic began monthly visits, offering check-ups, vaccinations, and maternal care.
Maternal deaths dropped to zero in the past year, and children are receiving life-saving vaccines.
Children studied outdoors with no books or supplies.
With $120,000 in donations, Humo built 5 new classrooms and provided 1,200 students with learning materials.
Enrollment increased by 45%, and for the first time, students now dream of higher education.
A mobile medical unit funded by Humo reached 18 villages in its first six months.
Over 4,000 patients received treatment, including lifesaving vaccinations for children.
A typhoon devastated entire villages, leaving families without shelter or food.
Humo raised $85,000 in disaster aid, distributing emergency kits, clean water, and temporary shelters.
Over 1,800 people were safely housed and fed during the crisis, giving communities time to rebuild.
