Our work provides hope, help and healing by uplifting one Filipino at a time

Incarceration is not a simple issue. Do for 1 responds through Christ-centered, proven programs that bring restoration and hope. Across the nation, God is renewing lives and using people like you to transform prisons, families, and communities. No life is beyond the reach of Jesus. He has not forgotten those behind bars—and neither have we. We believe God is using lives once marked by incarceration to bring justice, mercy, and hope to our world. Prison Fellowship equips Christians to serve incarcerated and formerly incarcerated individuals and their families, and to advocate for justice and human dignity.

While elementary and secondary education is free in the Philippines, for many Filipinos a college education is out of reach. Young Filipinos that have promise often don’t have the resources to pursue higher education. Through our Do For 1 Scholarship program we are providing full scholarships and mentoring opportunities for students to become teachers, engineers, nurses and more. For only $250 a month you can help a young person break the cycle for his family by providing a college scholarship.

Together with our partner WorldHelp we oversee the sponsorship of over 1,300 school aged children across the Philippines. Through local congregations we provide assistance to sustain their educational needs and health as well as spiritual guidance.

When disasters come … The Philippines is located in an area that is prone to frequent typhoons and earthquakes each year. When you partner with Do For 1 to provide disaster relief, hurting people receive the help and hope they need to get back on their feet. Do For 1 is committed to helping as much as possible for as long as possible by: Distributing essential emergency supplies such as food, clean water, hygiene items, temporary shelter and more. Providing long-term assistance, when possible, to help people rebuild and recover.

Because of generous supporters like you, entire communities are experiencing lasting change. What were once empty lots are now classrooms filled with learning. Areas once without basic sanitation now have clean, safe public restrooms. Villages that struggled for reliable water now have systems that bring health and dignity to daily life. These projects don’t just serve individuals—they uplift whole communities, creating places where families can thrive for years to come.