PALAYAN PROGRAM RANKS FIRST IN TRANSPARENCY

MicroFinance Transparency (MFTransparency) recently recognized TSPI’s commitment to transparent pricing of its micro-credit products and services. Last December 8, 2011, the international non-governmental organization sent to TSPI its official Seal of Transparency after TSPI participated in their Transparent Pricing Initiative Conference and submitted its loan product pricing data. According to...
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TWO CLIENTS VICTORIOUS IN CITI MICROENTREPRENEUR OF THE YEAR AWARDS

Two clients of Tulay sa Pag-unlad, Inc. (TSPI) were victorious in this year’s Citi Micro-entrepreneur of the Year (MOTY) Awards. Nanay Corazon B. Bautista of Taytay Branch is this year’s National Awardee for the Masikap category. Nanay Jocelyn C. De Guzman of Gapan, Nueva Ecija Branch emerged as the Luzon Regional Awardee for the same category. The Citi MOTY Awards is a prestigious search for...
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30 YEARS OF GOD’S FAITHFULNESS

Last November 9, 2011, Tulay sa Pag-unlad, Inc. (TSPI) commemorated its thirty grace-filled years, with a thanksgiving celebration to God who made it all possible. The anniversary theme, “Handog-Pasasalamat sa Tatlong-Dekadang Pagpapala (Offering of Thanks for Thirty Years of Blessings)” underlined the main objective of the company for its 30th anniversary celebration. Since 1981, TSPI has...
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STEP-IN TO SUCCESS

Before engaging in slipper manufacturing, Nanay Jocelyn and her husband worked in a footwear factory. Determined to earn more for their family, the couple started their slipper manufacturing business in 2005. According to Nanay Jocelyn, she realized that it was a good business choice as the industry was growing in their locality. At the start of the enterprise, Nanay Jocelyn had a weekly sales...
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SEWING IN FAITH

When Nanay Corazon first observed a TSPI center meeting in 2008, she thought it was a prayer meeting. She asked one of the members, “What are you talking about under the tree?” She was curious to know why the group was praying and were very happy. At that time, Nanay Corazon was working as a sewer and did not want a loan. Her friends were asking her to join the group however she was fearful...
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SUPPORTING KIDS’ NUTRITION

Promoting the holistic well-being of children is a major component of TSPI’s Child Care and Development Program. Access to health services and proper nutrition, as well as spiritual development needs must be met in order for children to attain a better quality of life. Through the Adopt-a-Day Care Program, TSPI is now able to reach more than sixty, four to six year-old pupils of the San Lorenzo...
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