Technology Champion for Volunteerism: TuloypNoy and Gawad Kalinga
Updated October, 2009 12:00 AM


VONCORE focuses not only on business but also on social responsibility. The company aims to contribute to the welfare of the country and society as a whole. It is an advocate of several volunteer movements, serving as the technology champion for both Gawad Kalinga and TuloypNoy.

CEO Rogelio Santos is co-founder and member of TuloypNoy, an organization formed by people from all walks of life and led by Mikee Cojuangco. The movement is fueled by the people’s belief in the integrity of Noynoy and was instrumental in convincing him to run for the coming presidential election.

Mr. Santos and his company, VONCORE, are also passionate volunteers for Gawad Kalinga, a multi-award winning charitable organization whose aim is to end poverty in the country and the rest of the world by providing free, decent, self-sustaining housing communities to the poor.

“GK is about nation building. VONCORE is also about nation building. We’re all about bringing in new jobs, new opportunities, and new values,” says CEO Rogelio Santos. In VONCORE’s partnerships with these volunteer groups, it exemplifies its goal of corporate social awareness. They not only focus on businesses, they focus on people, not only on people, but on society as a whole.

It is movement for a responsible and empowered citizenry. Tuloy pNOY’s goal is to assist in the establishment of a patriotic citizenry that is proactive in our quest to develop this generation and the generations to come into Filipinos that possess the will and are capable of living up to the responsibilities of a democratic society the world can emulate.

VONCORE is a US based company which provides growing businesses with exceptional work management technology and collaboration systems. The company not only seeks to continually provide excellent offshore outsourcing solutions, but also aims to play an active in nation-building with special emphasis on corporate social responsibility.

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