Welcome to. One World Institute. A Foundation for Health and Education 501C3 USA and Philippines

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1 Welcome to One World Institute A Foundation for Health and Education 501C3 USA and Philippines 2014

2 Always practice the Art of Giving in a vibrant and joyful manner.

3 A community center on stilts doubles as a warehouse for assembled wheelchairs. OUR MISSION: To serve the poorest of the poor regardless of class, tribal affiliation, or religion.

4 What We Do Medical Assistance Health Education Disaster Relief Livelihood Projects Conflict Resolution Wheelchairs for Peace in Cambodia ART FOR PEACE: Hiding in Fear

5 Over $100 million US dollars in charitable donations to date! One World Institute (OWI) is a Northern California-based non - profit, public benefit corporation. OWI is registered as a 501(c) 3 organization with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and Franchise Tax Board in the State of California as well as a charity organization with the Philippines' Securities and Exchange Commission. Individual and corporate donations create tax benefits for the donor, as allowed by law.

6 DISASTER RELIEF MISSIONS

7 The UN says 9.5 million are affected out of a population of 103 million. Every dollar counts. The survivors of Typhoon Yolanda (Haiyan) If every person takes out his/her credit card and pledges $100.00/month for one year, we can prevent many deaths for at least 12 months. Your $100 feeds 40 families a day.

8 TYPHOON ONDOY SURVIVORS IN MAHARLIKA VILLAGE

9 From TYPHOON PABLO

10 Banilag Monkayo- TyphoonHaiyan

11 HOW A RELIEF MISSION FLOWS SMOOTHLY RAPID ACTION SAVES LIVES! A. 1 mo. 3 years 1.Rescue Equipment Move In 2.Medical Triage Units Rush In 3.Shelter, Food, Water, Clothing Move in B. 1-5 years 1.Housing Materials Move in 2.Building takes place 3.Relocation, repatriation 4.Livelihood projects 5.No. 2-1 above continue OWI has 20 years of experience with all components and provides dull accounting for donors.

12 DIRECT FROM YOLANDA ORTEGA STERN: OWI sources everything including the food, water and rice locally and from as far away as Mindoro. We buy at cost or at huge discounts from our private network of suppliers. We are in a position to move and mobilize quickly. READINESS is KEY. The first 24 hours IS CRITICAL for saving lives. Pre-positioned triage mobile clinics for quick deployment are very badly needed, as well as volunteer emergency medical teams in every area.

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15 WHAT GOES INSIDE A RELIEF PACKAGE? THIS WAS TAKEN DURING THE TYPHOON PABLO RELIEF MISSIONS.

16 Here s how you can help! You can fill a shoebox with small items that are posted on OWI's facebook wall: ages/one-world-institute- Inc/ You can donate more MED STRIPS for our health workers! Use the Dropoff locations.

17 DRINKING WATER

18 THIS IS WHAT A RELIEF LINE LOOKS LIKE!

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21 THE BOHOL EARTHQUAKE DISASTER RELIEF MISSION: CLARIN, BOHOL

22 TYPHOON YOLANDA: RELIEF PACKAGES BOUND FOR ORMOC CITY, LEYTE

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24 THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNER, IPI FOUNDATION!

25 TYPHOON YOLANDA RELIEF LINE

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27 THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS IN THE TYPHOON YOLANDA (HAIYAN) DISASTER RELIEF EFFORTS! Asia America Initiative (AAI) International Pharmaceuticals Inc. Foundation Federation of Philippine American Chambers of Commerce (FPACC)

28 Showcasing some of the Yolanda Stern, president of OWI, aboard a Philippine jeepney in Naujan, Oriental Mindoro, on her way to a Mangyan village school, Mabini Elementary School PHILANTHROPY FOR PEACE PROJECTS

29 World s Poorest World s Richest 2 billion live on less than $1.00 a day. 1 billion without access to health care. In Sulu, 9 out of 10 families live below the poverty level less than $1.00 a day. 3 richest on earth have assets worth more than the GNP of 50 developed countries. 3 people of Bill Gates MS are worth more than the combined GNP of 44 developed countries. 5 29

30 Volunteers assemble the wheelchairs outside the community center on stilts. WHEELCHAIRS FOR PEACE Wheelchairs ready to be deliverd.

31 WHEELCHAIRS FOR PEACE HAPPY BENEFICIARIES

32 One World Institute s ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION PROJECTS Pearls for Peace a project for the soul. Featuring Basil Anik, Artist Artisan Craftsmanship From the Seas of Southern Philippines

33 In areas where war can wreak havoc and destroy communities, a sustainable livelihood through the artisan craftsmanship of these pearls for peace saves many lives. We thank you for making it possible for Basil Anik and his apprentices to continue creating one-of-a-kind brooches. Basil learned how to make brooches from a do it yourself (DIY) book.

34 THE BROOCHES Sulu Wildlife Series Brooches Material.999 Silver from Tongkil Island and Sulu Mother of Pearl The traditional brooches depict fruits and flowers of Sulu. The pins are worn by both male and female for the sablay --- or to hold a shirt closed or to keep a scarf secure. Men wear it on their lapels and women pin it to their head scarves. There are many uses for the pin, so let your imagination go to work.

35 Scarlett Island: Operations Headquarters for Puling Seaweed Farmers Cooperative Seaweeds for Peace Eucheuma denticulatum

36 50 Cages were constructed to provide seedlings for 10 hectares of seaweed farms for 80 farmers. They also guard the seaweed farms against poachers --- and dumping.

37 Seaweeds for Peace REAPING THE HARVEST

38 Bon Sindayen, OWI s Project Manager, during low tide at the fixedbottom seaweed farm in TawiTawi Seaweeds for Peace Partner - icrc

39 Fish for Peace Vinta construction no outriggers. Testing. 5 39

40 Repair Schools & Classrooms Roofs 5 40

41 ROOFS for the Typhoon Pablo Mission. The temporary tent shelters for a classroom cannot take GI Sheets. The cost of a permanent roof for a classroom is estimated at US $1, This is an example of a school as it stands today, under repair, and needing a roof. This school reconstruction completed as of November 2014.

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43 SCARLETT ISLAND The House for the Reading Room

44 The painted sign, Books for the Barrios, is found in this Reading Room. The Book Shelves

45 Delivering education to Mangyan children with vibrance and a fresh coat of paint for the classrooms Mabini Elementary School Naujan, Oriental Mindoro

46 Pangalay For Peace 5 46

47 Basketball for Peace at Low Tide! 5 47

48 Kajatian Water Reservoir - Indanan 5 48

49 Pipeline distribution for Fisherfolks 5 49

50 Laundry for Livelihood-Solar Dryer 5 51

51 Laundry Office and Clotheslines Traditional Bamboo house no nails! 5 52

52 What to Donate Movie Nights for Kids CDs or DVDs Appropriate Cartoons History Nature Science Discovery Channel Disney Books: How to draw,. Livelihood for Adults Fishing Boats Water, Farm Tools Vegetable Seeds, Fertilizers Crafts for women Goats for Milk Survival Tools Seaweeds Expertise 5 53

53 Zamboanga Mission 2014 WAR Kills Over 154,000 Internally Displaced Individuals were made homeless after their homes and businesses went up in smoke. Hundreds of lives were lost in the September 2013 Conflict between the AFP and combined elements of MNLf and many civilians. Sincere Partners are Essential OWI s medical/relief/feeding missions are ongoing, in partnership with different branches of the City of Zamboanga. The relocation of the IDPs into transition sites is also ongoing. This is a very complex case.

54 Approximate Costs to Sponsors Annual Moro Art Contest = $10,000/year Seaweed=$1,000/300M sq. 3 months to grow Nipa Hut = 76 sq. M 2 bdrms - $ fishing vinta for 4 with 1 motor= $2,000 Pangalay Center = $ 6,000/year Wheelchairs = $5,000/40ft Freight Only Goats = Est. $20each for Milk and Cheese Herb Garden for 1 Village of 800 = $10,

55 Continued.. Sit down Septic Toilet = $ 600 with Septic Health & Wellness Seminars = $ 1,000/100 Farm Tools Fishing Poles; nets; lures; hooks; etc. Sewing Tools = All Manual Daily Vitamins School Supplies 5 56

56 NEW! VCO Plant-Siasi Phase II - Virgin Coconut Oil Processing Plant Begun in 2013 in Siasi is making progress. A warehouse, a research facility, a Guardhouse, a Bunkhouse, have been completed. A gated fish sanctuary has been completed. Processing equipment have been shipped. TESDA training is on the schedule. FPAD accreditation ongoing. Additionally, a proposed site for 100 families from the Zamboanga IDP Centers is on the drawing board. They will be given jobs and the opportunity to start over. This will become a model village in need of a birthing room, a social hall to double as reading room and prayer room. 5 57

57 HOW TO DONATE Checks: Mail to OWI 447 Sutter St., Suite 700, San Francisco, CA or OWI 2909 Piedmont Ave. Berkeley, CA Bank Remittance: us for information at PAYPAL: FOR DONATED GOODS Drop Off Cebu: IPI Fo. Go Lam Drive, Pope John Paul Ave., Kasambagan, Cebu City, PH 6000 Lourdes Philippines Drop Off: #17 A, Aces Bldg., Manuela Ave. Manuela Subdivision, Las Pinas City, Philippines Fai; For Zamboanga, Ormoc and Davao, contact us by for address.

58 It takes a World. Join us! Please donate here by PayPal. Your Partner for Peace YolandaSternOWI@gmail.co